T. Forge
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T. Forge is a leading researcher in sustainable horticulture and plant–soil interactions, with a primary focus on orchard management systems and rootstock physiology. His work has advanced the understanding of how dwarfing rootstocks and training systems influence the early growth, cropping efficiency, and nutritional status of fruit trees, particularly in sweet cherry production. His most cited paper, “Dwarfing rootstocks and training systems affect initial growth, cropping and nutrition in ‘Skeena’ sweet cherry” (2016, 11 citations), presented at the prestigious XXIX International Horticultural Congress, provides critical insights for optimizing high-density orchard designs. This research has practical implications for improving yield and resource use in perennial fruit crops. Forge’s contributions are recognized for bridging fundamental plant physiology with applied horticultural solutions, helping growers adapt to modern production challenges. His work continues to inform sustainable practices that enhance fruit quality and orchard longevity, making him a valuable resource for students and researchers interested in precision horticulture and rootstock science.
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