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ISSN: 2052-7276 (online) 2021 JCR impact factor 7.291 ( Clarivate Analytics, 2022 )

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Hypermethylation in the promoter regions of flavonoid pathway genes is associated with skin color fading during ‘Daihong’ apple fruit development

The chromosome-scale genome and population genomics reveal the adaptative evolution of Populus pruinosa to desertification environment

Identification and application of an exocarp-preferential promoter for genetic engineering of tomato fruit

T2T reference genome assembly and genome-wide association study reveal the genetic basis of Chinese bayberry fruit quality

PyWRKY26 and PybHLH3 cotargeted the PyMYB114 promoter to regulate anthocyanin biosynthesis and transport in red-skinned pears

Metabolic analyses reveal different mechanisms of leaf color change in two purple-leaf tea plant ( Camellia sinensis L.) cultivars

Additive QTLs on three chromosomes control flowering time in woodland strawberry ( Fragaria vesca L.)

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Horticulture Research is an open access journal of Nanjing Agricultural University and ranked number one in the Horticulture category of the Journal Citation Reports ™ from Clarivate, 2022. The journal is committed to publishing original research articles, reviews, perspectives, comments, correspondence articles and letters to the editor related to all major horticultural plants and disciplines, including biotechnology, breeding, cellular and molecular biology, evolution, genetics, inter-species interactions, physiology, and the origination and domestication of crops.

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Correction: the nac transcription factor clnac68 positively regulates sugar content and seed development in watermelon by repressing clinv and clgh3.6.

Jinfang Wang
Yanping Wang

Correction: The Cymbidium genome reveals the evolution of unique morphological traits

Zhong-Jian Liu

Correction: Amplification of early drought responses caused by volatile cues emitted from neighboring tea plants

Jieyang Jin
Mingyue Zhao
Chuankui Song

Genome-wide unbalanced expression bias and expression level dominance toward Brassica oleracea in artificially synthesized intergeneric hybrids of Raphanobrassica

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SISTER OF TM3 activates FRUITFULL1 to regulate inflorescence branching in tomato

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Zhiqiang Liu

SlZHD17 is involved in the control of chlorophyll and carotenoid metabolism in tomato fruit

Xiaoqin Pang
Zhengguo Li

Dissecting the membrane-microtubule sensor in grapevine defence

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Wenjing Shi

A novel transcription factor CmMYB012 inhibits flavone and anthocyanin biosynthesis in response to high temperatures in chrysanthemum

Li-Jie Zhou
Zhiqiang Geng

The MADS-box gene FveSEP3 plays essential roles in flower organogenesis and fruit development in woodland strawberry

Mengting Pi
Shaoqiang Hu
Chunying Kang

A 2.09 Mb fragment translocation on chromosome 6 causes abnormalities during meiosis and leads to less seed watermelon

Shujuan Tian

Overexpression of PvWOX3a in switchgrass promotes stem development and increases plant height

Ruijuan Yang
Zhenying Wu
Chunxiang Fu

Regulatory circuits involving bud dormancy factor PpeDAM6

Alba Lloret
Carles Quesada-Traver
Gabino Ríos

Defense responses of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus-colonized poplar seedlings against gypsy moth larvae: a multiomics study

Mingtao Tan
Shanchun Yan

Organelle genome assembly uncovers the dynamic genome reorganization and cytoplasmic male sterility associated genes in tomato

Kosuke Kuwabara
Issei Harada
Kenta Shirasawa

The Cymbidium genome reveals the evolution of unique morphological traits

Production of reactive oxygen species by PuRBOHF is critical for stone cell development in pear fruit

Xiaoqian Wang

Functions of silicon in plant drought stress responses

Ruirui Wang

Disruption of the bHLH transcription factor Abnormal Tapetum 1 causes male sterility in watermelon

Ruimin Zhang
Jingjing Chang
Chunhua Wei

Integrative genome, transcriptome, microRNA, and degradome analysis of water dropwort ( Oenanthe javanica ) in response to water stress

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Ai-Sheng Xiong

Transcriptional regulation of flavonoid biosynthesis in Artemisia annua by AaYABBY5

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Curriculum for Horticultural Research Option

The Horticultural Research option is designed for students interested in graduate school and/or a career in academic or industrial research. It provides you with an excellent foundation in the natural sciences and horticulture, and accommodates your specific research interests. Your studies will involve you in critical thinking, and allow you to seek out, synthesize, and apply information from many sources to analyze novel situations and solve problems.

You will complete a research project under the guidance of a faculty mentor, and will write an undergraduate thesis. Many theses focus on problems and challenges found in Oregon horticulture and provide Oregonians with innovative solutions.

Recent graduates have gone on to Masters and Ph.D. programs at Oregon State, U.C. Davis and Cornell University, received a Fulbright Scholarship to study abroad and have studied diverse topics such as plant breeding, green roof technology, entomology, and weed science.

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We offer a degree program leading to a Bachelor of Science in Horticulture, with a choice to specialize in one of eight options:

Ecological Management Turf, Landscapes and Urban Forestry
General Horticulture (Online)
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Horticultural Research
Plant Breeding and Genetics
Therapeutic Horticulture
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As you progress through the Horticulture curriculum you will:

Find, interpret, integrate, and communicate data and theory from horticultural systems and sciences, and related disciplines.
Assess horticulture systems, diagnose horticulture problems and recommend solutions, and create novel systems based on data and theory from horticultural sciences and related disciplines.
Comprehend and demonstrate how horticultural sciences integrate with contemporary social, economic, political and environmental issues.
Demonstrate proficiency in oral and written communication.

For more information, contact Anne Gearhart , Head Advisor for Horticulture.

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Horticultural Research Institute helps you tHRIve with a new web-based series featuring key research findings. The tHRIve series covers research that is directly funded by HRI as well as research that is federally funded.

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The Horticultural Research Institute, the AmericanHort Foundation, proudly supports scientific research and students for the advancement of the horticultural industry. HRI was established by industry leaders on the premise that no one could better direct needed research to advance horticulture than the very people who work in it, day in and day out.

We stick to that same vision today: we fund and guide horticultural research efforts with the direct input from industry professionals just like you.

Horticultural Research Institute is the horticulture community's research and development organization. Think of it as the strong foundation upon which to build your business.

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The Horticultural Research Institute teamed up with the National Plant Board and USDA to develop a web-based risk assessment (RA) tool . The tool helps growers more easily perform the risk assessment required to participate in SANC. The tool is available, at no cost, to any nursery or greenhouse seeking to improve their processes. Whether or not you choose to pursue SANC certification, the RA process will make you a better grower.

Creates new knowledge, better practices, advances technology,and connects industry with consumers.

Targets critical industries, challenges & opportunities, funds relevant research, conducted by credible scientists, leverages millions of dollars for industry research through critical relationships with government agencies and other organizations, financially supported by thousands of individuals, horticultural businesses, and organizations throughout north america, provides next gen leaders scholarships to ensure they have access and tools they need, latest news & impacts.

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Unveiling Vascular Streak Dieback: Insights, Surveys, and Solutions

Horticultural Research Institute Invests $420,000 in 13 Innovative Projects Addressing Critical Green Industry Challenges

Hri's support fuels 5-year national green industry survey.

Funds directed to research projects important to trade since 1962

Awarded in grants, projects, and scholarships in 2018

Industry-specific research projects directly funded between 2009 and 2018

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Providing vision, leadership, and fiduciary guidance for the endowment and its programs

Additional funds leveraged in grant procurement anticipated in 2018

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From industry and the research community reviewing grant and scholarship applications for efficacy, merit, and return on investment

What We Have Done

The Horticultural Research Institute (HRI), the AmericanHort foundation, has provided more than $9.5 million in funds to research projects covering a broad range of production, environmental, and business issues important to the green industry. Nearly $18 million is committed to the endowment by individuals, corporations, and associations .