Below are the researchers, funders or organizations that are interested in working towards the eradication of root rot.
If you would like to be added to this list, removed from the list or change your contact information, please contact us
Below are the researchers, funders or organizations that are interested in working towards the eradication of root rot.
If you would like to be added to this list, removed from the list or change your contact information, please contact us
Government of Manitoba
Field Crop Pathologist. He works on pest management in the crops grown in Manitoba and across the Prairie Region.
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Provincial Pulse Specialist. He has been involved in the pulse and soybean industry for the last 20 years working with soybeans, peas, edible beans and various other pulses.
Learn MoreAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada – Saskatoon Research & Development Centre
Research Scientist in Pulse Crop Genomics.
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Leads the soybean and pulse crop agronomy and cropping systems lab through the Agronomist-in-Residence program.
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Development of high-yielding pulse crop (pea, lentil, and chickpea) varieties using conventional breeding approaches.
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Product Commercialization Consultant at the Food Development Centre.
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Research Plant Pathologist – grain legume genetics and plant pathology.
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Senior Research Scientist. Developing biological solutions to aphanomyces control in pea and lentil in co-ordination with researchers from the U of R and the U of S.
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Professor in Department of Biosystems Engineering – Research areas include irrigation, drainage, flow, and soil remediation.
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Professor, Biological Sciences. Cellular signaling mechanisms in plants with projects on root rots in pulses.
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Professor, Department of Plant Science, College of Agriculture and Bioresources. Field crop agronomy, crop phenotyping, crop imaging, precision agriculture, weed science.
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Department of Biology. Plant Breeding: Agricultural Crop Development; Quantitative Genetics.
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