“…A (homogeneous) toric ideal not only defines a projective toric variety (see [6,24]), but also provides wide applications in other areas, such as algebraic statistics, dynamical system, hypergeometric differential equations, toric geometry, and graph theory, see [5,14,25]. Toric ideals arising from various kinds of combinatorial objects have been widely studied by many researchers, see [12,13,19,20] for some recent results. Particularly, the toric ideal of a graph or a digraph, which is the toric ideal associated with its vertex-edge incidence matrix, has been an interesting topic (see [2][3][4]7,8,17,18,21,22]).…”