David Thoday

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David Thoday is affiliated with the following schools: University of Cape Town, University of Oxford, Bangor University

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According to Wikipedia, David Thoday FRS was a botanist. Career Thoday was Harry Bolus professor of botany, University of Cape Town and later professor at the University College of North Wales 1923–1949. As a botanist, his work is denoted by the author abbreviation Thoday when citing a botanical name.

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The Significance of Reduction in the Size of Leaves (1931) (42)
The Haustorial System of Viscum album (1951) (38)
ON TURGESCENCE AND THE ABSORPTION OF WATER BY THE CELLS OF PLANTS. (1918) (31)
Interpretation of Plant Structure (1939) (27)
On the water relations of plant cells (1950) (25)
On the Organization of Growth and Differentiation in the Stem of the Sunflower (1922) (25)
On Arceuthobium pusillum, Peck (1930) (24)
The Terminology of "Xerophytism" (1933) (23)
Experimental Researches on Vegetable Assimilation and Respiration. V.-A Critical Examination of Sachs' Method for Using Increase of Dry Weight as a Measure of Carbon Dioxide Assimilation in Leaves (1909) (23)
Experimental Researches on Vegetable Assimilation and Respiration. VI.-Some Experiments on Assimilation in the Open Air (1910) (23)
Modes of union and interaction between parasite and host in the Loranthaceae - I. Viscoideae, not including Phoradendreae (1956) (21)
On the Behaviour during Drought of Leaves of two Cape Species of Passerina, with some Notes on their Anatomy (1921) (21)
The Contractile Roots of Oxalis incarnata (1926) (19)
Modes of union and interaction between parasite and host in the Loranthaceae. II. Phoradendreae (1957) (16)
Inhibition of Germination in Kochia indica (1953) (16)
On the Capillary Eudiometric Apparatus of Bonnier and Mangin for the Analysis of Air in investigating the Gaseous Exchanges of Plants (1913) (13)
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF TURGESCENT TISSUE IN SOLUTIONS OF CANE SUGAR AND OF CERTAIN TOXIC SUBSTANCES. (1918) (13)
Contractile Roots. II. On the Mechanism of Root-contraction in Oxalis incarnata (1932) (13)
SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF DIFFERENTIATION (1933) (12)
I.—ON A SUGGESTION OF HETEROSPORY IN SPHENOPHYLLUM DAWSONI. (1906) (12)
On the Effect of Chloroform on the Respiratory Exchanges of Leaves (1913) (12)
The Geographical Distribution and Ecology of Passerina (11)
Modes of union and interaction between parasite and host in the Loranthaceae - VI. A general survey of the Loranthoideae (1961) (11)
Preliminary Observations on the Transpiration Current in Submerged Water-plants (1909) (11)
On Arceuthobium pusillum, Peck.II. Flowers and Fruit (1930) (11)
Transpiration into a Saturated Atmosphere (1949) (10)
Modes of union and interaction between parasite and host in the Loranthaceae - V. Some South African Loranthoideae (1960) (10)
Studies in Growth and Differentiation III. The Distribution of Calcium and Phosphate in the Tissues of ‘Kleinia articulata’ and some other Plants (1932) (9)
Stomatal Movement and Epidermal Water-Content (1938) (9)
Turgor Pressure and Wall Pressure (1952) (8)
Modes of union and interaction between parasite and host in the Loranthaceae. VII. Some Australian Loranthoideae with exceptional features (1963) (8)
Acid Methbolism and Respiration in Succulent Compositae: I. Malic Add and Respiration during Starvation in Kleinia articulata (1939) (7)
Modes of union and interaction between parasite and host in the Loranthaceae. III. Further observations on Viscum and Korthalsella (1958) (7)
Acid Metabolism and Respiration in Succulent Compositae II. Respiration during Starvation in Kleinia radicans (1944) (7)
A Revision of Passerina (5)
Studies in Growth and Differentiation (1932) (4)
MECHANISM OF ROOT-CONTRACTION IN BRODIAEA LACTEA. (1931) (4)
Studies in Growth and Differentiation IV. The Distribution of Some Solutes in the Tissues of Kleinia articulata (1933) (3)
Buffer systems in Kleinia articulata (1932) (2)
Studies in Differentiation: VI. The Distribution of Calcium Malate and other Solutes in the Stems and Leaves of Succulent Compositae (1939) (2)
THE STUDENT MUST BE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY OP HANDLING THE EVIDENCE OP GROWTH AND CHANGE. (1918) (2)
Botany : a text-book for senior students (2)
Prof. B. E. Livingston (1948) (2)
Modes of union and interaction between parasite and host in the Loranthaceae - IV. Viscum obscurum on Euphorbia polygona (1958) (2)
THE WATER RELATIONS OF THE PINE (PINUS PINASTER) AND THE SILVER TREE (LEUCADENDRON ARGENTEUM) (1)
THE “OSMOTIC HYPOTHESIS:” A REJOINDER. (1919) (1)
Kochia indica Wight in Egypt (1956) (1)
Passerina: Type Specimens (1)
ON A MYOSURUS FROM SOUTH AFRICA, WITH SOME NOTES ON MARSILIA MACROCARPA. (1)
[Letters to Editor] (1938) (0)
Transpiration into a Saturated Atmosphere (1949) (0)
Marine Biological Research in Great Britain (1944) (0)
Studies in Growth and Differentiation A Preliminary Survey of the Morphology and Anatomy of Kleinia articulata, Haw (1932) (0)
Botany : a senior textbook for schools / D. Thoday (1950) (0)
Botany : a senior text-book for schools (0)

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