Temperate Tree Nuts

About this Division

The Division Temperate Tree Nuts (DNUT) aims to bring together scientists, experts, and stakeholders to share the most advanced knowledge derived from research on nut crop orchard production systems in temperate climates. It also seeks to foster scientific collaboration and explore new research frontiers along the entire production chain, from farm to table.
The Division is organized into the following six specialized Working Groups:

  • Almond and Pistachio,
  • Walnuts and Pecan,
  • Chestnuts,
  • Hazelnuts,
  • Precision Management of Orchards and Vineyards,
  • Fruit Tree Propagation and Certification.

Key shared areas of interest are: tree biology and physiology; genetics and breeding; cultivar and rootstock evaluation; vegetative propagation and nursery certification; orchard systems management; mechanization and automation; sustainable and precision horticultural practices; pest and disease control; harvest and postharvest handling.

Become a Member
To join this Division sign in to your ISHS user account, navigate to “Divisions/Commissions” and tick the box “Member” next to “Division Temperate Tree Nuts” before confirming the update with the button in the bottom of the page.
Members
Code
DNUT
Hashtag
#ishs_DNUT
Chair
Dr. Giulia Marino
Email
giumarino@ucdavis.edu
Phone
(1)5303044509
Address

Department of Plant Sciences
University of California, Davis
1 Shields Ave.
Davis, CA 95616
United States of America

Upcoming symposia

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