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Dr. Karen Tanino is a Professor in the College of Agriculture and Bioresources at the University of Saskatchewan. Her research focuses on plant abiotic stress physiology, exploring how plants interact with their environment under stress conditions such as drought and salinity. She is particularly interested in the effects of temperature and water on vegetative bud dormancy and cold hardiness in woody plants. Dr. Tanino utilizes advanced methodologies, including synchrotron technology, to investigate cold stress responses at the single cell level. Her work also examines northern vigour in horticultural crops and eco-physiology plant adaptation to environmental stress. Through her research, she aims to contribute to the development of plant varieties better suited to changing climates and harsh environmental conditions.
University of Saskatchewan • Saskatoon, SK, Canada
Teaching and conducting research in plant abiotic stress physiology.
IWATE University • Morioka, Japan
Collaborating on research related to plant stress physiology.
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