Hanna‐Leena Pasonen

University of Helsinki — Finland

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology · Life Sciences

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Research Topics

Insect Resistance and Genetics(6), Plant Reproductive Biology(5), Plant tissue culture and regeneration(4), Plant and animal studies(4), Turfgrass Adaptation and Management(4)

Publications18 total

Effects on lepidopteran herbivores of feeding on leaves of transgenic birch (Betula pendula) expressing the sugar beet chitinase IV gene
European Journal of Entomology·2013· 13 citedOpen Access
Palatability of transgenic birch and aspen to roe deer and mountain hare
Biocontrol Science and Technology·2012· 6 cited
Siirtogeenisten puiden vuorovaikutukset kasvinsyöjien kanssa
Metsätieteen aikakauskirja·2011Open Access
Effects of sugar beet chitinase IV on root-associated fungal community of transgenic silver birch in a field trial
Planta·2009· 20 cited
Density and Composition of an Insect Population in a Field Trial of Chitinase Transgenic and Wild-type Silver Birch (<I>Betula pendula</I>) Clones
Environmental Entomology·2008· 15 cited
Birches
2008· 2 cited
Phylogeny of chitinases and its implications for estimating horizontal gene transfer from chitinase-transgenic silver birch (<b><i>Betula pendula</i>)</b>
Environmental Biosafety Research·2008· 6 citedOpen Access
Field performance of chitinase transgenic silver birch (Betula pendula Roth): growth and adaptive traits
Trees·2008· 22 cited
Decomposition of the leaf litter and mycorrhiza forming ability of silver birch with a genetically modified lignin biosynthesis pathway
Applied Soil Ecology·2007· 38 cited
Transgenic<i>Betula pendula</i>expressing sugar beet chitinase IV forms normal ectomycorrhizae with<i>Paxillus involutus in vitro</i>
Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research·2005· 18 cited
Decomposition of leaf litter from chitinase transgenic silver birch (Betula pendula) and effects on decomposer populations in a field trial
Applied Soil Ecology·2005· 38 cited
Pollen performance and male fitness in an anemophilous, monoecious tree, <i>Betula pendula</i>
Canadian Journal of Botany·2004· 9 cited
Field performance of chitinase transgenic silver birches (Betula pendula): resistance to fungal diseases
Theoretical and Applied Genetics·2004· 77 cited
Pollen–pollen interactions in<i>Pinus sylvestris</i>
Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research·2004· 13 cited
Genotype-environment interactions in pollen competitive ability in an anemophilous tree, Betula pendula Roth
Theoretical and Applied Genetics·2002· 21 cited
Do pollen donors with fastest‐growing pollen tubes sire the best offspring in an anemophilous tree, <i>Betula pendula</i> (Betulaceae)?
American Journal of Botany·2001· 31 cited
Pollen‐tube growth rate and seed‐siring success among <i>Betula pendula</i> clones
New Phytologist·1999· 63 citedOpen Access
Pollen–pollen interactions in <i>Betula pendula in vitro</i>
New Phytologist·1998· 25 citedOpen Access

Frequent Co-authors

Ari Pappinen(8), Sanna-Kaisa Seppänen(5), Liisa Vihervuori(5), Päivi Lyytikäinen‐Saarenmaa(5), Pertti Pulkkinen(3), Markku Käpylä(3), Sari Timonen(3), Yeshitila Degefu(2), K. von Weissenberg(2), Saara Vauramo(2), Heikki Setälä(2), Jinrong Lu(2), Katileena Lohtander(2), A. Rytkönen(1), Åsa Blom(1), Jorma Vahala(1), Merja Toikka(1), Ilkka Kilpeläinen(1), Teemu H. Teeri(1), Tiina Ylioja(1)