Laming Chen
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Laming Chen’s research centers on the physiology and nutrient dynamics of perennial fruit crops, with a particular focus on the ‘Nanguo’ pear (*Pyrus ussuriensis* Maxim). Their most-cited work, presented at the 2014 International Horticultural Congress and published in 2016, provides a foundational analysis of how dry matter and mineral nutrients are taken up and accumulated across trees of different ages. This study offers critical insights for optimizing fertilization and irrigation strategies in pear orchards, directly supporting sustainable fruit production. While their citation count is modest, the work’s inclusion in a major international symposium underscores its relevance to the horticultural community. Chen’s contributions are valuable for researchers and practitioners seeking to improve nutrient management in perennial cropping systems, bridging basic plant physiology with applied agricultural practices. Their research highlights the importance of age-specific growth patterns in fruit trees, a key consideration for long-term orchard productivity and resource efficiency.
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