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Dr. Amparo Monfort is a researcher at the Institut de Recerca i Tecnologia Agroalimentàries (IRTA) and affiliated with the Centre de Recerca en Agrigenòmica (CRAG) . She specializes in Rosaceae genomics with a focus on strawberry and melon species. Genomics and Biotechnology Program member Expert in resistance gene mapping and functional genomics Research Interests : Genetic analysis of disease resistance (powdery mildew, anthracnose) Development of genomic tools for polyploid crops Functional characterization of fruit quality traits Comparative genomics across Rosaceae species Transposable element analysis in plant genomes Key Publications Trends : Focus on GWAS for strawberry resistance, SSR marker development, resistance gene homologs in melon, and polyploid genomic resources. Works bridge Arabidopsis model systems with applied crop improvement. Scientific Contributions : Development of NIL collections for trait analysis Creation of high-density SNP arrays for strawberry Elucidation of melon resistance gene clusters Advancing polyploid genomic prediction models Collaborative Networks : Works with international teams across Spain, Italy, USA, and Sweden. Collaborates on projects involving strawberry, melon, peach, and Rubus species.

• Rosaceae Genomics
• Plant Genetics
• Fruit Crop Improvement
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Jose Manuel Pérez Pérez is a Professor in the Department of Applied Biology at the Miguel Hernández University of Elche , where he directs the Genetics of Plant Regeneration and Reproductive Development research group. His work focuses on plant genetics and developmental biology, particularly the molecular mechanisms underlying root system architecture and adventitious root formation. Primary Research Areas: Genetics, Plant Molecular Biotechnology, Root Development, Epigenetics, Stress Response Recent Trends: Hormonal signaling (auxin, ABA, ethylene), transcriptional networks in plant regeneration, epigenetic regulation of root formation, stress-induced architectural adaptations The Institute of Bioengineering hosts his laboratory, where he investigates molecular responses to abiotic stress, chromatin dynamics in root meristems, and hormone-metabolic interactions. Key methodologies include transcriptomics, molecular docking, and in vitro propagation systems.

• Genetics
• Plant Biology
• Root Development
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Daniel Valero Garrido is a Full Professor at Miguel Hernández University of Elche, specializing in Agro-Food Technology. He leads the Postharvest of Fruits and Vegetables research group and has extensive experience in fruit physiology and quality preservation. His work focuses on preharvest and postharvest treatments to enhance bioactive compounds, reduce chilling injury, and maintain nutritional quality in fruits such as pomegranates, lemons, sweet cherries, and tropical crops like yellow pitahaya. Education: Master’s in Plant Physiology from University of Granada (1984-1987). His research explores biochemical mechanisms in fruit storage, including antioxidant systems, polyamines, and plant hormones like melatonin and brassinosteroids. He has pioneered innovative treatments such as GABA, methyl jasmonate, and oxalic acid applications to improve crop yield and postharvest resilience. His studies span multiple cultivars (e.g., ‘Mollar de Elche’ pomegranate, ‘Fino’ lemon) and analyze fatty acid composition, phenolic content, and disease resistance. Recent publications highlight his work on combining treatments (e.g., GABA with 1-MCP) for avocado storage, melatonin’s role in lemon quality, and polyamine dynamics in tropical fruits. He teaches courses in Food Biotechnology at the bachelor’s and master’s levels and coordinates PhD programs in Agricultural Resources and Technologies. His contact details include daniel.valero@umh.es and danielumh@gmail.com , with office location in Orihuela, Spain.

• Food Technology
• Postharvest Physiology
• Plant Biochemistry
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Werner Howad is a Researcher in Rosaceae Genomics and Head of the Genetic Analysis Service at CRAG (Centre de Recerca en Agrigenòmica), which operates under the Institut de Recerca i Tecnologia Agroalimentàries (IRTA). His work is conducted within the Genomics and Biotechnology Program, focusing on the genetic analysis of economically important Rosaceae fruit crops including peach, almond, and plum. Howad's research interests center on plant genomics with particular emphasis on Rosaceae species. His work spans molecular marker development, genome mapping, quantitative trait loci analysis, and the application of genomic tools to fruit tree breeding. He has made significant contributions to understanding genetic diversity, population structure, and the genomic basis of important agronomic traits in stone fruits. His research bridges fundamental genomic discoveries with practical applications for crop improvement. Analysis of his publication record reveals a clear trajectory from early work on RNA editing in plant mitochondria to contemporary genomic approaches for fruit tree improvement. His research shows consistent focus on developing molecular tools for marker-assisted selection, trait mapping, and understanding genome evolution in Rosaceae. Recent publications demonstrate increasing sophistication in genomic technologies, including whole genome sequencing, high-density mapping, and the study of transposable elements in genome evolution. Throughout his career, Howad has maintained strong collaborative relationships with international research groups, as evidenced by his extensive co-authorship network across numerous publications. His work has significantly contributed to the development of genomic resources for Rosaceae crops, facilitating more efficient breeding approaches for these long-generation species.

• Rosaceae Genomics
• Plant Genetics
• Molecular Markers
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Dr. José Miguel Guzmán Palomino is a researcher in the Department of Agronomy at the University of Almería. His work focuses on sustainable agriculture, plant nutrition optimization, and greenhouse technologies. He leads the research group 'Agricultura y medio ambiente en zonas áridas' and has directed multiple EU-funded projects including CPP2021-008801 on multifunctional nanoparticles for precision agriculture. Research interests include: Horticultural innovation in controlled environments Nutrient solution optimization for soilless cultivation Soil contamination monitoring in greenhouse systems Seed germination enhancement techniques Nanomaterial applications in crop protection His publications predominantly explore agricultural optimization under Mediterranean conditions, with consistent focus on nutrient management efficiency and sustainable practices across tomato, saffron, lettuce, and ornamental crops.

• Horticulture
• Agronomy
• Soil Science
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Susana Manzano Medina is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Agroforestry Sciences at the School of Engineering, Universidad de Huelva. Her research focuses on plant genetics and postharvest technology, particularly in cucurbits like zucchini and watermelon. Education: PhD in Plant Genetics from Universidad de Almería (2009) Research Group: AGR227 - Integrated Management of Agricultural and Natural Resources Her work explores ethylene signaling mechanisms in sex expression, fruit development, and cold tolerance. Key projects include molecular characterization of ethylene-related genes and development of mutant platforms for crop improvement. Recent publications highlight her contributions to understanding transcriptomic responses to cold storage, CitACS4 gene pleiotropy, and postharvest quality optimization through chemical treatments. She collaborates on studies involving oxidative stress mitigation and hormonal regulation in crops. Contact: susana.manzano@dcaf.uhu.es

• Plant Genetics
• Molecular Biology
• Postharvest Technology
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Ramón Dolcet-Sanjuan is a Researcher in in vitro plant culture at the IRTA Fruitcentre, part of the Institute of Agrifood Research and Technology (IRTA) in Catalonia, Spain. His work focuses on plant tissue culture techniques, particularly for fruit trees and crops, with extensive experience in micropropagation, breeding, and in vitro culture systems. Dr. Dolcet-Sanjuan's research spans multiple areas of plant biotechnology with particular emphasis on: Micropropagation techniques for various fruit species including pear, peach, plum, and walnut Development of in vitro culture systems and bioreactors for plant propagation Plant-microbe interactions and the use of plant growth-promoting microorganisms Doubled haploid production for plant breeding Responses of plants to iron deficiency and chlorosis His work demonstrates a strong integration of basic plant science with practical applications for fruit production. Recent research has focused on optimizing bioreactor systems like the GreenTray TIS for micropropagation, understanding plant-microbe interactions to improve plant development, and developing sustainable approaches using agro-food industry byproducts. Dr. Dolcet-Sanjuan has contributed to multiple breeding programs, particularly for pear and peach rootstocks with improved traits such as tolerance to iron chlorosis and controlled vigor. His publication history shows a consistent trajectory from fundamental tissue culture techniques to more complex applications involving microbial interactions and sustainable production systems. Notable scientific contributions include: Development of methods for controlling endophytic contaminations in Prunus rootstocks Optimization of cucumber dihaploid line production Analysis of rhizosphere acidification as a trait for iron chlorosis tolerance Micropropagation protocols for challenging species like pistachio Dr. Dolcet-Sanjuan collaborates extensively with other researchers at IRTA and beyond, particularly with colleagues like Daniel Cantabella, Neus Teixido, and Eladio Claveria. His work bridges laboratory research with field applications, ensuring practical relevance for fruit growers.

• Plant Tissue Culture
• Micropropagation
• Fruit Tree Breeding
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Dr. José Antonio Franco Leemhuis is a University Professor at the Department of Agricultural Engineering, Higher Technical School of Agricultural Engineering, Polytechnic University of Cartagena. Since joining the university in 1990, he has specialized in horticultural production with a focus on sustainable agriculture in semi-arid environments. His research interests focus on sustainable fruit and vegetable production under arid conditions, addressing agronomic and physiological aspects of horticultural and ornamental plants in semi-arid environments. He has developed propagation techniques and nursery hardening strategies to improve transplanting results for both wild and commercial plants under arid conditions, with applications in peri-urban revegetation and landscaping projects. His work also encompasses the recovery and protection of endangered species, establishment of seed banks, and adaptation of propagation techniques. Analysis of his recent publications shows a consistent focus on plant stress responses, particularly examining how water deficit, salinity, and drought affect seed germination and plant development. His research integrates horticultural science with environmental adaptation strategies, with particular attention to root system development under abiotic stress conditions. The work spans both fundamental plant physiology and practical agricultural applications. Professional Achievements: 6 Five-year periods of teaching merits positively evaluated 5 Positively evaluated research six-year periods 1 Six-year period of transfer positively evaluated Dr. Franco Leemhuis has secured numerous research projects and contracts, primarily focused on environmental restoration, sustainable agriculture in semi-arid regions, and conservation of endangered plant species. His work demonstrates strong collaboration with regional authorities and international funding bodies, particularly in the Mediterranean region. He teaches courses in Horticulture and Extensive and Protected Crops at both undergraduate and master's levels. As a member of the Mediterranean Hortofloriculture Group and the Vegetable Production Area research team, he contributes to the university's mission of advancing sustainable agricultural practices in challenging environmental conditions, with particular emphasis on water-limited ecosystems.

• Sustainable Agriculture
• Horticultural Science
• Plant Physiology
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Alfonso De Cires Segura is a Full Professor in the Department of Plant Biology and Ecology at the Faculty of Biology, University of Seville. He contributes to undergraduate education through courses such as Trabajo Fin de Grado , Fisiología Vegetal Ambiental , and Principios, Instrumentación y Metodologías en Botánica y Fisiología Vegetal . Research focuses on plant physiology, particularly nitrate assimilation, photosynthesis, and stress responses in crops like barley, beet, olive, and invasive species. Key projects include characterization of chloride homeostasis in plants, sustainable almond cultivation under climate change, and physiological studies on Cannabis sativa under stress. Active in process-based modeling of stomatal conductance and water use efficiency in fruit trees. His publications highlight expertise in drought resistance, salinity tolerance, and invasive species ecology. Collaborative work spans international conferences in Belgium, Chile, Portugal, and Israel. Directed theses include studies on olive transpiration control and Lantana camara ecology.

• Plant Physiology
• Nitrate Assimilation
• Drought Resistance
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Jover Gil Sara is an Associate Professor at the Miguel Hernández University, affiliated with the Institute of Bioengineering and the Department of Applied Biology. His research focuses on plant genetics, molecular biology, and developmental biology, particularly in the context of regeneration, reproductive development, and leaf morphogenesis in plants. His work spans diverse subfields including Arabidopsis thaliana genetics, microRNA pathways, viral genome sequencing, and transcription factor analysis. He has contributed to advancements in plant genetics through studies on gene silencing, mutation cloning, and functional genomics. The articles highlight his expertise in plant development, covering topics such as bilateral symmetry in leaves, meristem function perturbations, viral genomics in passion fruit, and meiotic chromosome dynamics. His research integrates genetic mapping, reverse genetics, and computational tools to study plant phenomics and developmental pathways.

• Plant Genetics
• Molecular Biology
• Developmental Biology
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Juan Miguel Valverde Veracruz is an Associate Professor in the Department of Agro-Food Technology at Miguel Hernandez University of Elche, Spain. His academic role involves teaching courses in Food Science and Technology, including Culinary Technology, Food Biotechnology, and Fruit and Vegetable Technology at both undergraduate and master's levels. He is affiliated with the University Institute for Agro-food and Agro-environmental Research and Innovation, located in Orihuela, Alicante. Dr. Valverde's research focuses on postharvest physiology and technology of fruits and vegetables, with particular emphasis on pre-harvest treatments to enhance fruit quality and resilience. His work explores the application of compounds such as melatonin, GABA, sorbitol, and calcium to mitigate issues like chilling injury, fruit cracking, and berry drop. He investigates the biochemical changes in fruits during storage, especially in citrus, sweet cherries, avocados, and pomegranates, aiming to extend shelf life and maintain nutritional quality. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong trend in innovative postharvest management strategies, particularly the use of natural compounds and combined treatments. His research spans multiple fruit commodities, with a focus on physiological responses to stressors and the optimization of storage conditions. Key themes include the enhancement of antioxidant systems, control of ripening processes, and the development of eco-friendly and sustainable technologies for the agri-food industry. No scientific awards were mentioned in the provided information. Information regarding student advising and research grants was not provided in the source material. Dr. Valverde is a member of the "Posharvest of Fruits and Vegetables" research group and is associated with the University Institute for Agro-food and Agro-environmental Research and Innovation. This institute, located in Orihuela, Alicante, conducts research in agro-food technology and environmental sustainability, providing facilities and collaborative opportunities for advancing postharvest science.

• Food Technology
• Postharvest Physiology
• Fruit and Vegetable Quality
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Pol Rey Serra is a Postdoctoral Researcher (Research Fellow) at the Centre for Research in Agricultural Genomics (CRAG), Institute of Agrifood Research and Technology (IRTA), Spain, working within the Genomics and Biotechnology Program. His research focuses on Rosaceae genomics with specialized expertise in strawberry genetics and breeding. His scientific interests include: Plant genomics and molecular breeding Phenotypic plasticity mechanisms in flowering time regulation Genetic control of fruit quality traits Temperature-genotype interactions in crop adaptation Development and application of molecular markers Dr. Rey Serra's current research analyzes how genetic loci interact with temperature to drive flowering plasticity in strawberries, and explores European diversity panels to identify markers for fruit quality improvement. His work bridges fundamental genomics with practical breeding applications, contributing to climate-resilient crop development. As an active researcher, he maintains international collaborations evidenced by European-centered studies. His position at CRAG provides access to advanced genomics infrastructure and interdisciplinary agricultural research networks. While specific grant details aren't public, his publication record indicates strong research momentum in strawberry genomics.

• Plant Genomics
• Strawberry Genetics
• Fruit Breeding
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Leandro Hueso Estornell serves as a Postdoctoral Researcher in Horticultural Genomics at the Centre for Research in Agricultural Genomics (CRAG), operating under the Institute of Agrifood Research and Technology (IRTA) in Spain. His work falls within the Genomics and Biotechnology program dedicated to "Science to feed the future," focusing on molecular mechanisms in horticultural crops. His research spans Plant Genomics, Horticultural Science, and Fruit Development, with specialized expertise in citrus and tomato systems. Key investigations include organ abscission mechanisms, fruit ripening regulation, genomic domestication histories, and transposon-induced mutations. His approach integrates genomic sequencing, molecular biology, and genetic engineering to address fundamental questions in crop improvement. Analysis of his publication record reveals dominant trends in citrus genomics, particularly in abscission zone biology and domestication genomics. His work demonstrates consistent focus on cell wall remodeling during fruit drop, peptide signaling networks, and structural genomic variations underlying agronomic traits. The research employs multi-omics approaches to connect molecular mechanisms with phenotypic outcomes in horticultural crops. Dr. Estornell operates within CRAG, a collaborative research center involving IRTA, CSIC (Spanish National Research Council), and Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. This environment provides access to advanced genomic facilities and interdisciplinary agricultural research networks focused on sustainable food production.

• Plant Genomics
• Horticultural Science
• Fruit Development
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Ines Saouabi is a Researcher at the Institute of Agricultural Research and Food Technology (IRTA) , contributing to the Fruit Production program. Her work focuses on advancing agricultural practices to enhance food security and sustainability. Her research interests include: Plant Biology Fruit Cultivation Horticulture Sustainable Agriculture Crop Management At IRTA, Ines engages in scientific projects aimed at improving fruit growing techniques and promoting efficient agricultural systems. For inquiries, she can be contacted via email at ines.saouabi@irta.cat . No specific details about publications, awards, or advising roles are provided in the available information.

• Agricultural Science
• Plant Biology
• Fruit Cultivation
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José Ángel Mercado Carmona is a Professor at the University of Malaga's Department of Plant Improvement and Physiology. His research focuses on biotechnological improvement of subtropical and temperate crops, particularly strawberries. His group pioneered genetic transformation techniques to enhance fruit firmness and combat fungal pathogens. They have developed transgenic germplasm collections to study pectin metabolism's role in fruit softening. Current projects include drought stress resilience in strawberries and combating Xylella fastidiosa's ecological impact. Education details are not explicitly listed in the provided text. Research interests center on genetic engineering applications in horticulture, cell wall biology, and postharvest physiology. Recent work emphasizes CRISPR/Cas9 editing for crop improvement and molecular mechanisms of fruit quality traits. Active projects (as Principal Investigator) include: 'The challenge of producing strawberries with reduced water availability' (2024-2027) 'Research actions against Xylella fastidiosa' (2023-2027) No scientific awards are mentioned in the text. Advising/grant details are not explicitly provided. His research group collaborates extensively on projects involving transgenic plant systems and molecular biology approaches.

• Plant Biotechnology
• Agricultural Science
• Fruit Physiology
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