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Bunyamin Taran is a Professor at the College of Agriculture and Bioresources, University of Saskatchewan. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Guelph, where he developed a strong foundation in the breeding genetics of crops. His primary research focuses on developing high-yielding chickpea and flax cultivars with superior agronomic characteristics, disease resistance, and seed quality well-suited to Canadian environments. Dr. Taran employs genomic tools in his breeding programs to enhance genetic variability and improve economically important traits in these crops. His contributions in this field are reflected in various funding sources supporting his research, including the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture and the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnerships. He teaches courses related to tropical crops, sharing his extensive knowledge with students in the agricultural sciences.
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