Christine Watson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3950924 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Christine Watson |
| PRENOMES | Christine |
| SOBRENOME | Watson |
| ASSINATURA | WATSON C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Scotland's Rural College |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2472-3855 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1886 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Landraces of spring wheat deliver multiple functions under low-input conditions
Landrace cereals have become more popular among organic farmers in Europe. However, little is known about the response of landraces to environmental conditions and farmers’ management compared to modern cultivars. A co-designed field experiment, informed by Swedish farmers’ experiences of landrace cereals, was used to investigate how traits valued by organic farmers differ between four landrace and three modern varieties of spring wheat (Triticum…
Saving, sharing and shaping landrace seeds in commons
One of the major challenges facing agricultural and food systems today is the loss of agrobiodiversity. Considering the current impasse of preventing the worldwide loss of crop diversity, this paper highlights the possibility for a radical reorientation of current legal seed frameworks that could provide more space for alternative seed systems to evolve which centre on norms that support on-farm agrobiodiversity. Understanding the underlying norm…
Long-term evidence for ecological intensification as a pathway to sustainable agriculture
Ecological intensification (EI) could help return agriculture into a ‘safe operating space’ for humanity. Using a novel application of meta-analysis to data from 30 long-term experiments from Europe and Africa (comprising 25,565 yield records), we investigated how field-scale EI practices interact with each other, and with N fertilizer and tillage, in their effects on long-term crop yields. Here we confirmed that EI practices (specifically, incre…
Travelling Chronicles
Travelling Chronicles presents fourteen episodes in the history of news and newspapers, from the early modern period to the eighteenth century, written by some of the leading scholars in the rapidly developing fields of news studies. Readership: Scholars of history, literature and media, from postgraduate level and upwards, with an interest in the early history of news, newspapers, and international knowledge networks; also those interested in hi…
A framework of connections between soil and people can help improve sustainability of the food system and soil functions
Globally soil quality and food security continue to decrease indicating that agriculture and the food system need to adapt. Improving connection to the soil by knowledge exchange can help achieve this. We propose a framework of three types of connections that allow the targeting of appropriate messages to different groups of people. Direct connection by, for example, handling soil develops soil awareness for management that can be fostered by far…
Travelling Chronicles
Believe Me’
(2000). ‘Believe Me’: Acts of Witnessing in Aboriginal Women's Autobiographical Narratives. Journal of Australian Studies: Vol. 24, The Beautiful and the Damned, pp. 142-152
Re‐embodying Sand Drawing and Re‐evaluating the Status of the Camp
The documentation of Aboriginal women's sand‐drawing practice in Central Australia has to date been based largely on Munn's research amongst the Warlpiri at Yuendumu. Data from Kutjungka women from the Balgo area of Western Australia show that there are marked geographic differences in the styles of public sand drawing used by women from the two areas, as well as differences in gender coding between the two systems. The account of Balgo women's p…
Re-embodying Sand Drawing and Re-evaluating the Status of the Camp
The documentation of Aboriginal women's sand-drawing practice in Central Australia has to date been based largely on Munn's research amongst the Warlpiri at Yuendumu. Data from Kutjungka women from the Balgo area of Western Australia show that there are marked geographic differences in the styles of public sand drawing used by women from the two areas, as well as differences in gender coding between the two systems. The account of Balgo women's p…
Safety behavior among Iowa junior high and high school students
The goal of this study was to determine demographic factors associated with reported safety behavior by studying 2250 Iowa junior high and high school students via a self-administered questionnaire. Students attending rural schools used front seat belts and helmets less frequently than urban students. Seat belt and helmet use and swim safety decreased dramatically with age. Occurrences of driving or riding while drunk or high increased with age. …
Utilization and agronomic studies of cow cockle (Saponaria vaccaria)
Palestine from Many Points of View
Bonaparte’s Expedition to Palestine in 1799
Commemoratorium De Casis Dei Vel Monasteriis
(1913). Commemoratorium De Casis Dei Vel Monasteriis. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 45, No. 1, pp. 23-33
Physical Geography for South African Schools
The Position of the Altar of Burnt Sacrifice in the Temple of Jerusalem
The Traditional Sites on Sion
(1910). The Traditional Sites on Sion. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 42, No. 3, pp. 196-220
Fifty Years of Nile Exploration, and Some of Its Results
that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of content in a trusted digital archive
The Site of the Church of St. Mary at Jerusalem, Built by the Emperor Justinian
(1903). The Site of the Church of St. Mary at Jerusalem, Built by the Emperor Justinian. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 344-353
Art. XX.—The Mosque of Sultan Nasir Mohammed ebn Kalaoun, in the Citadel of Cairo
The mosque of Sultan Nasir ebn Kalaoun, which stands at the centre of Cairo citadel, although one of the most interesting in the city, seems to have received less attention than it deserves. This is probably due to the fact that, for many years past, it has ceased to be used as a mosque, and has been thrown into the background by the great Mosque of Mohamed Ali Pasha, which is visited by at least a thousand persons for every one who takes the tro…
Kuruwarri, the generative force
Long-term evidence for ecological intensification as a pathway to sustainable agriculture
Ecological intensification (EI) could help return agriculture into a ‘safe operating space’ for humanity. Using a novel application of meta-analysis to data from 30 long-term experiments from Europe and Africa (comprising 25,565 yield records), we investigated how field-scale EI practices interact with each other, and with N fertilizer and tillage, in their effects on long-term crop yields. Here we confirmed that EI practices (specifically, incre…
A framework of connections between soil and people can help improve sustainability of the food system and soil functions
Globally soil quality and food security continue to decrease indicating that agriculture and the food system need to adapt. Improving connection to the soil by knowledge exchange can help achieve this. We propose a framework of three types of connections that allow the targeting of appropriate messages to different groups of people. Direct connection by, for example, handling soil develops soil awareness for management that can be fostered by far…
Art. XX.—The Mosque of Sultan Nasir Mohammed ebn Kalaoun, in the Citadel of Cairo
The mosque of Sultan Nasir ebn Kalaoun, which stands at the centre of Cairo citadel, although one of the most interesting in the city, seems to have received less attention than it deserves. This is probably due to the fact that, for many years past, it has ceased to be used as a mosque, and has been thrown into the background by the great Mosque of Mohamed Ali Pasha, which is visited by at least a thousand persons for every one who takes the tro…
The Site of the Church of St. Mary at Jerusalem, Built by the Emperor Justinian
(1903). The Site of the Church of St. Mary at Jerusalem, Built by the Emperor Justinian. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 344-353
Fifty Years of Nile Exploration, and Some of Its Results
that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of content in a trusted digital archive
The Position of the Altar of Burnt Sacrifice in the Temple of Jerusalem
The Traditional Sites on Sion
(1910). The Traditional Sites on Sion. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 42, No. 3, pp. 196-220
Physical Geography for South African Schools
Commemoratorium De Casis Dei Vel Monasteriis
(1913). Commemoratorium De Casis Dei Vel Monasteriis. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 45, No. 1, pp. 23-33
Bonaparte’s Expedition to Palestine in 1799
Palestine from Many Points of View
Utilization and agronomic studies of cow cockle (Saponaria vaccaria)
Safety behavior among Iowa junior high and high school students
The goal of this study was to determine demographic factors associated with reported safety behavior by studying 2250 Iowa junior high and high school students via a self-administered questionnaire. Students attending rural schools used front seat belts and helmets less frequently than urban students. Seat belt and helmet use and swim safety decreased dramatically with age. Occurrences of driving or riding while drunk or high increased with age. …
Re‐embodying Sand Drawing and Re‐evaluating the Status of the Camp
The documentation of Aboriginal women's sand‐drawing practice in Central Australia has to date been based largely on Munn's research amongst the Warlpiri at Yuendumu. Data from Kutjungka women from the Balgo area of Western Australia show that there are marked geographic differences in the styles of public sand drawing used by women from the two areas, as well as differences in gender coding between the two systems. The account of Balgo women's p…
Re-embodying Sand Drawing and Re-evaluating the Status of the Camp
The documentation of Aboriginal women's sand-drawing practice in Central Australia has to date been based largely on Munn's research amongst the Warlpiri at Yuendumu. Data from Kutjungka women from the Balgo area of Western Australia show that there are marked geographic differences in the styles of public sand drawing used by women from the two areas, as well as differences in gender coding between the two systems. The account of Balgo women's p…
Believe Me’
(2000). ‘Believe Me’: Acts of Witnessing in Aboriginal Women's Autobiographical Narratives. Journal of Australian Studies: Vol. 24, The Beautiful and the Damned, pp. 142-152
Travelling Chronicles
Travelling Chronicles presents fourteen episodes in the history of news and newspapers, from the early modern period to the eighteenth century, written by some of the leading scholars in the rapidly developing fields of news studies. Readership: Scholars of history, literature and media, from postgraduate level and upwards, with an interest in the early history of news, newspapers, and international knowledge networks; also those interested in hi…
A framework of connections between soil and people can help improve sustainability of the food system and soil functions
Globally soil quality and food security continue to decrease indicating that agriculture and the food system need to adapt. Improving connection to the soil by knowledge exchange can help achieve this. We propose a framework of three types of connections that allow the targeting of appropriate messages to different groups of people. Direct connection by, for example, handling soil develops soil awareness for management that can be fostered by far…
Travelling Chronicles
Long-term evidence for ecological intensification as a pathway to sustainable agriculture
Ecological intensification (EI) could help return agriculture into a ‘safe operating space’ for humanity. Using a novel application of meta-analysis to data from 30 long-term experiments from Europe and Africa (comprising 25,565 yield records), we investigated how field-scale EI practices interact with each other, and with N fertilizer and tillage, in their effects on long-term crop yields. Here we confirmed that EI practices (specifically, incre…
Saving, sharing and shaping landrace seeds in commons
One of the major challenges facing agricultural and food systems today is the loss of agrobiodiversity. Considering the current impasse of preventing the worldwide loss of crop diversity, this paper highlights the possibility for a radical reorientation of current legal seed frameworks that could provide more space for alternative seed systems to evolve which centre on norms that support on-farm agrobiodiversity. Understanding the underlying norm…
Kuruwarri, the generative force
Landraces of spring wheat deliver multiple functions under low-input conditions
Landrace cereals have become more popular among organic farmers in Europe. However, little is known about the response of landraces to environmental conditions and farmers’ management compared to modern cultivars. A co-designed field experiment, informed by Swedish farmers’ experiences of landrace cereals, was used to investigate how traits valued by organic farmers differ between four landrace and three modern varieties of spring wheat (Triticum…
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