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Annals of Botany|December 18, 2025
Making a clean break: contrasting leaf abscission dynamics across temperate leaf habitsCade N Kane, Ian M Rimer, Scott A M McAdamFunctional Plant Biology : FPB|June 20, 2022
Seeing is believing: what visualising bubbles in the xylem has revealed about plant hydraulic functionAmanda A Cardoso, Cade N Kane, Ian M Rimer, et al.Tree Physiology|May 28, 2026
Considerable variation in embolism resistance in a temperate forest driven by anatomyIan M Rimer, Cade N Kane, Dongsheng Yan, et al.Plant, Cell & Environment|September 10, 2024
Spatial and Temporal Freezing Dynamics of Leaves Revealed by Time-Lapse ImagingCade N Kane, Scott A M McAdamJournal of Experimental Botany|March 7, 2023
Abscisic acid can augment, but is not essential for, autumnal leaf senescenceCade N Kane, Scott A M McAdamJournal of Experimental Botany|October 29, 2025
No variation in embolism resistance driven by aridity in a widely distributed clone of Fagus sylvaticaCade N Kane, Ian M Rimer, Chris M Smith-Martin, et al.American Journal of Botany|December 17, 2024
Within-leaf variation in embolism resistance is not a rule for compound-leaved angiospermsIan M Rimer, Scott A M McAdamThe New Phytologist|July 2, 2025
Temporally disjunct herbaceous species differ in leaf embolism resistanceIan M Rimer, Scott A M McAdamJournal of Experimental Botany|November 28, 2025
Pre-existing embolism causes reverse vulnerability segmentation in PopulusIan M Rimer, Anju Manandhar, Scott A M McAdamFrontiers in Plant Science|July 14, 2020
A Permeable Cuticle, Not Open Stomata, Is the Primary Source of Water Loss From Expanding LeavesCade N Kane, Gregory J Jordan, Steven Jansen, et al.Pageof 10