T. A. Kral
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Researcher
Also affiliated: Oklahoma State University (2002); University of Arkansas System (2004); Institute of Biophysics and Cell Engineering (1999); Temple University (1981–1982)
Faculty Researcher
Research Areas
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Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
T. A. Kral's research focuses on the study of plant physiology and cultivation. This work investigates how plants respond to environmental stressors and the mechanisms behind their tolerance. Kral's research contributes to understanding plant biology and improving cultivation practices.
Metrics
- h-index: 16
- Publications: 83
- Citations: 959
Selected Publications
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Methane Production on Mars-Relevant Clay Minerals and Simulant Regolith (2026)
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Effects of temperatures and high pressures on the growth and survivability of methanogens and stable carbon isotope fractionation: implications for deep subsurface life on Mars (2018)
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Non-Psychrophilic Methanogens Capable of Growth Following Long-Term Extreme Temperature Changes, with Application to Mars (2018)
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Effect of UVC Radiation on Hydrated and Desiccated Cultures of Slightly Halophilic and Non-Halophilic Methanogenic Archaea: Implications for Life on Mars (2018)
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Survival of non-psychrophilic methanogens exposed to martian diurnal and 48-h temperature cycles (2018)
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Effects of Temperatures and High Pressures on the Growth and Survivability of Methanogens and Stable Carbon Isotope Fractionation: Implications for Deep Subsurface Life on Mars (2018)
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Nontronite and Montmorillonite as Nutrient Sources for Life on Mars (2017)
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Low pressure microenvironments: Methane production at 50 mbar and 100 mbar by methanogens (2017)
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WITHDRAWN due to Technical Error: Survivability and Growth Kinetics of Methanogenic Archaea at various pHs and Pressures: Implications for Deep Subsurface Life on Mars (2016)
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Survivability and growth kinetics of methanogenic archaea at various pHs and pressures: Implications for deep subsurface life on Mars (2016)
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Low Pressure Tolerance by Methanogens in an Aqueous Environment: Implications for Subsurface Life on Mars (2016)
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Sensitivity and adaptability of methanogens to perchlorates: Implications for life on Mars (2015)
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Stable carbon isotope fractionation by methanogens growing on different Mars regolith analogs (2015)
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Potential use of highly insoluble carbonates as carbon sources by methanogens in the subsurface of Mars (2014)
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Methanogen survival following exposure to desiccation, low pressure and martian regolith analogs (2013)
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