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Group research topics include:
- Integration of photosynthesis and growth with nitrogen and water use of plants
- Stomatal physiology
- Isotopic composition of plants
- Global change science.
Honorary Professor
Honorary Group Leader
Divisional Visitors
Chandra Bellasio
Dr Matthew Brookhouse
Florian Busch
Charles Hocart
Meisha-Marika Holloway-Phillips
Hilary Stuart-Williams
Eloise Tredenick
Postdoctoral Fellow
Research Assistant
Research Officer
Technical Assistants
Visiting Fellows
| Project | Status |
|---|---|
| Tree water use, bushfires, and the implications for urban and rural water supplies | Current |
Selected publications
- Genomic regions for canopy temperature and their genetic association with stomatal conductance and grain yield in wheat Rebetzke, Greg J.; Rattey, Allan R.; Farquhar, Graham D.; et al. Functional Plant Biology 40 Issue: 1 Pages: 14-33 Published: 2013
- A controlled test of the dual-isotope approach for the interpretation of stable carbon and oxygen isotope ratio variation in tree rings Roden, John S.; Farquhar, Graham D. Tree Physiology 32 Issue: 4 Pages: 490-503 Published: APR 2012
- Sun, Fubao; Roderick, Michael L.; Farquhar, Graham D. Changes in the variability of global land precipitation Geophysical Research Letters 39 Published: OCT 2 2012
- Roderick, Michael L.; Farquhar, Graham D., GEOENGINEERING Hazy, cool and well fed? Nature Climate Change 2 Issue: 2 Pages: 76-77 Published: FEB 2012
- Farquhar, Graham D.; Cernusak, Lucas A. Ternary effects on the gas exchange of isotopologues of carbon dioxide Plant Cell and Environment 35 Issue: 7 Pages: 1221-1231 Published: JUL 2012
- Lim, Wee Ho; Roderick, Michael L.; Hobbins, Michael T.; et al. The aerodynamics of pan evaporation Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 152 Pages: 31-43 Published: JAN 15 2012
- Roderick, Michael L.; Farquhar, Graham D. A simple framework for relating variations in runoff to variations in climatic conditions and catchment properties Water Resources Research 47 Published: JUN 21 2011
- Roderick, Michael L.; Farquhar, Graham D. A simple framework for relating variations in runoff to variations in climatic conditions and catchment properties Water Resources Research 47 Published: JUN 21 2011
- Sun, Fubao; Roderick, Michael L.; Lim, Wee Ho; et al.Hydroclimatic projections for the Murray-Darling Basin based on an ensemble derived from Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change AR4 climate models Water Resources Research 47 Published: APR 1 2011
- Zhou, Youping; Grice, Kliti; Chikaraishi, Yoshito; et al. Temperature effect on leaf water deuterium enrichment and isotopic fractionation during leaf lipid biosynthesis: Results from controlled growth of C-3 and C-4 land plants Phytochemistry 72 Issue: 2-3 Pages: 207-213 Published: FEB 2011.
All publications
Graham Farquhar wins Prime Minister's Prize for Science
Story | Tuesday 14 February 2017
In 2015, for modelling photosynthesis, the world’s most important biological reaction, Graham Farquhar won the Prime Minister’s Prize for Science.
Research School of Biology Scientist wins Prime Minister’s Prize for Science
Story | Wednesday 21 October 2015
Graham Farquhar has won Australia’s top science prize, in recognition of his work that transformed our understanding of the biological process that is the basis for life on earth: photosynthesis.
Graham Farquhar awarded a Carnegie Centenary Professorship
Story | Friday 24 April 2015
Distinguished Professor Graham Farquhar has won a Carnegie Trust Centenary Professorship for 2015.
2016 Macfarlane Burnet Medal awarded to Professor Graham Farquhar
Story | Monday 24 November 2014
Professor Graham Farquhar has been awarded the Australian Academy of Science's highest award in the biological sciences.
Top rank for plant scientists
Story | Wednesday 5 February 2014
Graham Farquhar and CSIRO Fellow Richard Richards won a coveted international science prize for their ground-breaking research into more water efficient wheat.
