Neil Mattson, Ph.D.
Controlled Environment Agriculture | Greenhouse Lighting | Plant Physiology | Horticultural Systems
Extended profile
Neil Mattson, Ph.D. is a Professor in the School of Integrative Plant Science and Director of the Controlled Environment Agriculture program. His work focuses on greenhouse and indoor crop production, with particular attention to plant physiology, lighting, mineral nutrition, environmental management, and the factors that influence crop growth and quality.
Dr. Mattson's research and extension work address both the biological and practical dimensions of protected cultivation. His background includes greenhouse vegetables, floriculture crops, small fruits, and emerging crops grown in managed environments. Across these areas, his work examines how production systems can support plant performance, resource efficiency, and consistent crop outcomes.
His professional perspective reflects a close connection between applied plant science and commercial horticultural practice, with emphasis on how plants respond to highly managed growing environments.
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