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Manisha Shankar is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia. With extensive research experience, she focuses on fungal disease resistance in legumes, specifically using Medicago Truncatula. Her work on the genetic dissection of these disease resistance traits has contributed significantly to understanding pathogen variability and resistance mechanisms in lupin species. Manisha has been a chief investigator on various projects aimed at improving disease resistance in legumes, contributing to advancements in agricultural sciences and sustainable farming practices. She has a strong publication record, reflected in her h-index of 266 and numerous citations of her work. Her collaborative approach and active involvement in research networks enable her to effectively contribute to the broader scientific community. Through her research, she continues to explore innovative solutions to enhance crop resilience against pathogens, promoting food security and agricultural sustainability.
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