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Collaborations The Physiology and Pathology of Tree Fruits Research has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.  Current collaborators and projects:  Benefits of and Barriers to Dynamic Controlled Atmosphere (DCA) Storage: Analyses Needed for Technology Uptake by the U.S. Apple Industry  Transcriptome Sequencing and Enterprise Genome  Improving Pyrus Rooting Efficiency  A General Framework for Cooperation on Horticultural Research Projects Establishment and Evaluation of Diverse Pyrus Germplasm in Key Pear Growing Regions of Washington and Oregon State  Sweet Cherry Cultivar-Specific Export Suitability  Assessing Barriers to and Benefits of AMF Colonization in Apple Improving Apple and Pear Cold Chain Outcomes Evaluating the Multifaceted Role of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi in Apple Enhanced Discovery of Genetic Factors Related to Postharvest Fruit Quality Traits Ultra-Low O2 CA Strategies to Reduce d’Anjou Storage Disorders  Towards Next Generation Maturity Indices: Apple Biomarker Discovery New Controlled Atmosphere Strategies to Extend ‘Bartlett’ Pear Storage Ultra-low O2 CA Strategies to Reduce d’Anjou Storage Disorders Reducing CO2-Related Disorders During Honeycrisp Rapid CA Treatment Development of a Rapid-Cycle Breeding Tool for Pear Assessing Barriers to and Benefits of AMF Colonization in Apple


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