New Insights into Developmental Biology of Fruit Trees
A project collection of Horticulturae (ISSN 2311-7524). This project collection belongs to the section "Fruit Production Systems".
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Interests: developmental biology of apples and high density cultivation technology of apple, including: 1) molecular mechanism of rootstock and scion interaction of apple; 2) evaluation, screening and application of rootstock and scion combination of apple; 3) apple rootstock breeding
Interests: apple developmental biology; apple’s asexual variation and reproduction; apple rootstocks breeding; adventitious root development
Interests: apple developmental molecular biology and dwarf anvil intensive and efficient cultivation techniques; the basis and application of apple asexual variation and propagation; evaluation and regionalization of rootstock and spike combination; seedling breeding and dwarf cultivation technology; apple rootstock breeding
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Project Overview
Dear Colleagues,
With the rapid development of science and technology and the rapid changes in biological disciplines such as molecular biology, biochemistry, cell biology, and plant physiology, the era of scientific research on fruit tree life phenomena through interdisciplinary and multi-methods has arrived. Especially in recent years, researchers from different levels of molecular biology, biochemistry, cell biology, anatomy and morphology have used a variety of experimental methods to study the cytology of the external development and internal structure of fruit trees, as well as morphological processes and their cellular and molecular biological mechanisms, achieving very impressive research results. Therefore, we plan to publish a Special Issue focusing on fruit tree developmental biology, and introducing the latest research results of model plants and bioinformatics technology in this field. Through this Special Issue, researchers can keep track of the latest research results and developments.
Dr. Na An
Dr. Jiangping Mao
Prof. Dr. Dong Zhang
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Keywords
- fruit tree
- growth
- developmental
- differentiation
- morphogenesis
- physiological characteristics
- molecular mechanism
- bioinformatics