Dr. Khan Jabroot Jahirbhai is a horticultural researcher specializing in Fruit Science (Pomology), with expertise in plant growth regulation, organic nutrient management, and sustainable crop production. She earned her Ph.D. in Horticulture from Lovely Professional University, Punjab, investigating the efficacy of shoot bending and plant growth regulators to improve off-season guava yield and quality. Her M.Sc. research focused on the synergistic effects of bio-agents and organic manures on strawberry growth, yield, and quality. Dr. Khan has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications in reputed journals, covering topics such as crop physiology, plant growth regulators, mutagenesis in strawberries, and low-calorie fruit product development. She has received the M.Sc. Best Thesis Award and holds a patent for cotton fabric crop covers to reduce crop failure in papaya, along with a copyright for research on guava branch bending. Proficient in R Studio, SPSS, OPstat, Power BI, and BioRender, she applies advanced statistical analyses including correlation, path analysis, ANOVA, and biplot analysis. Her field expertise spans organic farming, biofertilizer application, orchard management, grafting, and canopy regulation. Dr. Khan is committed to advancing sustainable horticultural practices, mentoring students, and translating research into practical solutions that enhance productivity, crop quality, and environmental sustainability.