The <i>Salvinia</i> Paradox: Superhydrophobic Surfaces with Hydrophilic Pins for Air Retention Under WaterWilhelm Barthlott, Holger F. Bohn, M. Barczewski et al.|Advanced Materials|2010Cited by 547
Hierarchically Sculptured Plant Surfaces and SuperhydrophobicityKerstin Koch, Wilhelm Barthlott, Holger F. Bohn|Langmuir|2009Cited by 195
Dry under water: Comparative morphology and functional aspects of air‐retaining insect surfacesAlexander Balmert, Wilhelm Barthlott, Holger F. Bohn et al.|Journal of Morphology|2011Cited by 136
Measuring air layer volumes retained by submerged floating-ferns <i>Salvinia</i> and biomimetic superhydrophobic surfacesMatthias Mayser, Wilhelm Barthlott, Holger F. Bohn et al.|Beilstein Journal of Nanotechnology|2014Cited by 56
Comparative and functional morphology of hierarchically structured anti-adhesive surfaces in carnivorous plants and kettle trap flowersSimon Poppinga, Wilhelm Barthlott, Kerstin Koch et al.|Functional Plant Biology|2010Cited by 50