Alan George Taylor

Professor
SIPS - Horticulture Section Geneva · CALS

Alan George Taylor serves as Professor in SIPS - Horticulture Section Geneva at Cornell University.

198 publications
3,874 citations
32 h-index
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Rising Papers (1)
2025-05-05 · Journal of the American Chemical Society · Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Designing Highly Conductive Anion Exchange Membranes: Tuning Domain Continuity with ABC Block Copolymer Self-Assembly
David A. MullerProfessor, Applied & Engineering Physics DEPT · EN
Geoffrey W. CoatesProfessor, Chemistry and Chemical Biology · CAS
24 citations · 6.9x expected for field
Recent Papers (8)
2026-08-18 · PhytoFrontiers™ · Plant Science
Seed Treatments to Overcome Soilborne Pathogen Pressure in Direct-Seeded Fiber Hemp
Alan G. TaylorProfessor, SIPS - Horticulture Section Geneva · CALS
Christine D. SmartProfessor, SIPS - Plant Pathology Section Geneva · CALS
2026-08-17 · Journal of the American Chemical Society · Organic Chemistry
Expanding the LivingPolymerization Toolkit: MechanisticInsights and Optimization of Vinyl-Addition Polymerization of Norbornenes
Geoffrey W. CoatesProfessor, Chemistry and Chemical Biology · CAS
2026-07-01 · Crop Protection · Insect Science
Insecticide seed treatments for managing maggots (Diptera: Anthomyiidae) in onion across selected regions in North America
Alan G. TaylorProfessor, SIPS - Horticulture Section Geneva · CALS
Brian A. NaultProfessor, Geneva Entomology · CALS
2026-04-15 · Journal of Invertebrate Pathology · Environmental Chemistry
Seed treatment of cool-season turfgrasses with entomopathogenic fungi stimulated plant growth but had limited effects as a biocontrol agent
Alan G. TaylorProfessor, SIPS - Horticulture Section Geneva · CALS
2026-02-11 · PubMed · Oncology
CAR-T Targeting of Mutant Calreticulin Establishes a Potentially Curative Stem Cell-Directed Therapy for Myeloproliferative Neoplasms
2025-12-26 · Horticulturae · Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
Investigations into Selected Pollinator-Friendly Plant Species: Seed Lot Germination, Breaking Dormancy with Plant Hormone Priming and the Influence of Water Stress on Germination
Alan G. TaylorProfessor, SIPS - Horticulture Section Geneva · CALS
2025-10-24 · Journal of the American Chemical Society · Surfaces, Coatings and Films
User-Friendly, Living Coordination–Insertion Polymerizations with Broad Functional Group Tolerance
Geoffrey W. CoatesProfessor, Chemistry and Chemical Biology · CAS
2025-10-20 · Preprints.org · Plant Science
The Influence of Seed Quality, Dormancy Breaking, and Water Stress on Germination of Pollinator Species for Biodiversity Enhancement
Alan G. TaylorProfessor, SIPS - Horticulture Section Geneva · CALS