[The impact of the plant physiologist Auseklis Vegis (1903-1973) on modern natural sciences]
Salazs, A.(University of Latvia, Riga (Latvia). Faculty of Biology. Dept. of Plant Physiology) | Ievins, G.(University of Latvia, Riga (Latvia). Faculty of Biology. Dept. of Plant Physiology)E-mail:[email protected]
By showing that the dormant condition in plants is induced by external factors, Latvian plant physiologist Auseklis Vegis contributed to the formation of modern theory of plant dormancy. The present paper evaluates the impact of Vegis major publication, Dormancy in higher plants, published in the Annual Review of Plant Physiology in 1964, on modern natural sciences by means of citation analysis. This paper was cited 365 times within 40 years after its publication. In this respect, the Vegis paper ranks 86th among the most frequently cited papers of the 1082 review papers published in Annual Review of Plant Physiology from 1950 until 2001. It is interesting to note that the number of papers citing Vegis paper has been continuously increasing during the last six years. The increase is mostly contributed by publications in the field of seed dormancy and germination, dormancy of trees, and physical properties of disaccharide. The paper Dormancy in higher plants stands out among the most important and highly ranked plant physiology papers published so far.
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