Tree Fruit Physiology & Molecular Biology

Driven by a deep passion for life sciences, education, and the sustainable advancement of the tree fruit industry, Dr. Sherif's research program is committed to unraveling the intricate complexities of tree fruit biology at both the macro and micro levels. By integrating a strong foundation in both basic and applied research, the program aims to identify and overcome biological, environmental, and genetic challenges that impact the profitability and sustainability of this vital industry.
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Welcome to Sherif's Lab, a website dedicated to Tree Fruit Physiology and Molecular Biology Research and Extension at Virginia Tech's Alson H. Smith Jr. Agricultural Research and Extension Center, Winchester, VA! On this website, you can find out all the latest news and research from our lab. Our research projects are constantly being updated and we have a section for publications where you can learn about our most recent findings. You can also learn more about our lab members and their various research endeavors. We hope you enjoy exploring our website and learning more about our research. Thank you for visiting Sherif's Lab!