Jong Hyang Bae

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Dr. Jong Hyang Bae is a leading figure in horticultural science, whose work has fundamentally shaped the commercial production of grafted vegetable seedlings in the Republic of Korea. Her research focuses on the intersection of agricultural technology, seedling physiology, and sustainable farming practices. Dr. Bae’s most notable contribution is her comprehensive analysis of the nation’s grafting industry, documented in her highly cited 2021 paper, which has garnered 21 citations. This seminal work traces the evolution of the sector since the first commercial seedling business in 1992, highlighting key achievements such as the development of efficient grafting robots and improved healing chamber management, while also addressing persistent challenges like labor shortages and disease control. By synthesizing decades of innovation, Dr. Bae has provided a critical roadmap for both researchers and nursery operators. Her insights have directly enhanced the efficiency and scalability of grafted seedling production, a cornerstone of modern vegetable farming. Through her work, Dr. Bae has not only documented a remarkable agricultural success story but has also laid the groundwork for future advancements in precision horticulture and food security.