Curt R. Rom
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Also affiliated: Agricultural Research Service (1997–2000); United States Department of Agriculture (1997); University of Wisconsin–Madison (1997); North Carolina State University (2005–2006); University of Georgia (2005); Iowa State University (2006); University of Arkansas System (2007–2008); University of Florida (1997); Tree Fruit Research Laboratory (1991); Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (2005); Appalachian Fruit Research Laboratory (1997); Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry (2005); The Ohio State University (1984–1986); University of Pretoria (2005); Washington State University (1986–1991); University of California, Davis (1997); Michigan State University (2005); Colorado State University (2005); Mississippi State University (2007–2008)
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Curt R. Rom's research focuses on plant physiology and crop cultivation, with a particular emphasis on fruit trees and berries. His work has investigated the influence of light, canopy position, and pruning techniques on fruit production and plant development in species such as apple, peach, and cherry. He has also studied the gas exchange responses of blackberry and raspberry cultivars to temperature variations.
Rom has authored or co-authored over 170 publications, accumulating more than 1,000 citations and an h-index of 17. His collaborations include work with R. C. Rom, Jennie Sheerin Popp, Donn T. Johnson, and Mary C. Savin, all from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. His most recent publication was in 2024, indicating ongoing research activity.
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- h-index: 17
- Publications: 179
- Citations: 1,099
Selected Publications
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Twenty-five Years of Award-winning Education Publication Excellence in ASHS Journals (2024)
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The Most Outstanding—Recognizing Achievements through ASHS Publication Awards: A Brief History of Publications and an Introduction to Publication Awards (2024)
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Soil microbial and nutrient responses over seven years of organic apple orchard maturation (2020)
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Food accessibility related to the Double Your Dollar Program (2020)
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The Status and Future of the Strawberry Industry in the United States (2019)
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Denitrifier community response to seven years of ground cover and nutrient management in an organic fruit tree orchard soil (2017)
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Effect of Temperature on Seed Germination in Spinach (Spinacia oleracea) (2016)
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Groundcover Management System and Nutrient Source Impacts on Soil Quality Indicators in an Organically Managed Apple (Malus ×domestica Borkh.) Orchard in the Ozark Highlands (2015)
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Groundcover Management and Nutrient Source Effects on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Sequestration in an Organically Managed Apple Orchard in the Ozark Highlands (2014)
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Reproduction of Mm.106 Rootstocks Propagated by Stooling as Affected by Organic Sources (2014)
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Evaluation of cover crops in high tunnel vegetable rotation (2013)
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Influence of organic groundcovers on mycorrhizal colonization and symbiosis of organically managed fruit crops (2013)
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Herbicide-Resistant Soybeans in Arkansas: Lessons Learned and Future Direction (2013)
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Economic Analysis of Investing in Open-field or High Tunnel Primocane-fruiting Blackberry Production in Northwestern Arkansas (2012)
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PERFORMANCE OF 'GALA' APPLE TREES ON SUPPORTER 4 AND DIFFERENT STRAINS OF B.9, M.9, AND M.26 ROOTSTOCKS AS PART OF THE 2002 NC-140 APPLE ROOTSTOCK TRIAL (2011)
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- Effects of different organic apple production systems on seasonal nutrient variations of soil and leaf
- Effect of Water Deficit on Gas Exchange, Osmotic Solutes, Leaf Abscission, and Growth of Four Birch Genotypes (Betula L.) Under a Controlled Environment
- The Role of Ethylene in Water-deficit Stress Responses in Betula papyrifera Marsh
- Feeding damage of Japanese beetle (Col.: Scarabaeidae) on 16 field‐grown birch (<i>Betula</i> L.) genotypes
- Photosynthesis of Birch Genotypes (Betula L.) Under Varied Irradiance and CO2 Concentration
Showing 5 of 7 shared publications
- Effects of different organic apple production systems on seasonal nutrient variations of soil and leaf
- Estimated nitrogen use efficiency, surplus, and partitioning in young apple trees grown in varied organic production systems
- Photosynthesis of Birch Genotypes (Betula L.) Under Varied Irradiance and CO2 Concentration
- Reproduction of Mm.106 Rootstocks Propagated by Stooling as Affected by Organic Sources
- Growth and Soil Chemical Property of Small Apple Trees as Affected by Organic Fertilizers and Mulch Sources
- Effect of Water Deficit on Gas Exchange, Osmotic Solutes, Leaf Abscission, and Growth of Four Birch Genotypes (Betula L.) Under a Controlled Environment
- The Role of Ethylene in Water-deficit Stress Responses in Betula papyrifera Marsh
- Feeding damage of Japanese beetle (Col.: Scarabaeidae) on 16 field‐grown birch (<i>Betula</i> L.) genotypes
- Photosynthesis of Birch Genotypes (Betula L.) Under Varied Irradiance and CO2 Concentration
- (451) Acclimation to Long-term Water Deficit Stress in Four Birch Taxa (Betula L.): Water Relations and Gas Exchange
- Effect of Temperature on Seed Germination in Spinach (Spinacia oleracea)
- Soil microbial and nutrient responses over seven years of organic apple orchard maturation
- Denitrifier community response to seven years of ground cover and nutrient management in an organic fruit tree orchard soil
- Land Use Effects on Near-Surface Soil Arsenic in the Ozark Highlands
- The Status and Future of the Strawberry Industry in the United States
- Economic Analysis of Investing in Open-field or High Tunnel Primocane-fruiting Blackberry Production in Northwestern Arkansas
- (418) The Development of a Southern Region Organic Fruit Initiative
- Food accessibility related to the Double Your Dollar Program
- Groundcover Management and Nutrient Source Effects on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Sequestration in an Organically Managed Apple Orchard in the Ozark Highlands
- Groundcover Management System and Nutrient Source Impacts on Soil Quality Indicators in an Organically Managed Apple (Malus ×domestica Borkh.) Orchard in the Ozark Highlands
- Soil microbial and nutrient responses over seven years of organic apple orchard maturation
- Denitrifier community response to seven years of ground cover and nutrient management in an organic fruit tree orchard soil
- Groundcover Management and Nutrient Source Effects on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Sequestration in an Organically Managed Apple Orchard in the Ozark Highlands
- Groundcover Management System and Nutrient Source Impacts on Soil Quality Indicators in an Organically Managed Apple (Malus ×domestica Borkh.) Orchard in the Ozark Highlands
- Land Use Effects on Near-Surface Soil Arsenic in the Ozark Highlands
- Groundcover Management and Nutrient Source Effects on Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Sequestration in an Organically Managed Apple Orchard in the Ozark Highlands
- Groundcover Management System and Nutrient Source Impacts on Soil Quality Indicators in an Organically Managed Apple (Malus ×domestica Borkh.) Orchard in the Ozark Highlands
- Evaluation of cover crops in high tunnel vegetable rotation
- Reproduction of Mm.106 Rootstocks Propagated by Stooling as Affected by Organic Sources
- Growth and Soil Chemical Property of Small Apple Trees as Affected by Organic Fertilizers and Mulch Sources
- Leaf Gas Exchange Response of 'Arapaho' Blackberry and Six Red Raspberry Cultivars to Moderate and High Temperatures
- Leaf Gas Exchange Characteristics of Red Raspberry Germplasm in a Hot Environment
- Leaf Gas Exchange Response of 'Arapaho' Blackberry and Six Red Raspberry Cultivars to Moderate and High Temperatures
- Leaf Gas Exchange Characteristics of Red Raspberry Germplasm in a Hot Environment
- Groundcover Management System and Nutrient Source Impacts on Soil Quality Indicators in an Organically Managed Apple (Malus ×domestica Borkh.) Orchard in the Ozark Highlands
- Broad Mite on Primocane-fruiting Blackberry in Organic Production in Arkansas
- Broad Mite on Primocane-fruiting Blackberry in Organic Production in Arkansas
- (418) The Development of a Southern Region Organic Fruit Initiative
- Effect of Temperature on Seed Germination in Spinach (Spinacia oleracea)
- Feeding damage of Japanese beetle (Col.: Scarabaeidae) on 16 field‐grown birch (<i>Betula</i> L.) genotypes
- Economic Analysis of Investing in Open-field or High Tunnel Primocane-fruiting Blackberry Production in Northwestern Arkansas
- (418) The Development of a Southern Region Organic Fruit Initiative
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