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Sabine Banniza is a Professor in the College of Agriculture and Bioresources at the University of Saskatchewan. Throughout her career, she has focused on pulse crop pathology, particularly on disease resistance and the interactions between fungal and bacterial pathogens and their host plants. As the Ministry Agriculture Strategic Research Program Chair, her research program places a strong emphasis on understanding the biology of pathogens that affect pulse crops, such as lentils and peas. She aims to develop effective breeding and disease management strategies through her research, employing both field-level studies and microscopic to molecular analyses. Her work is pivotal in enhancing the resilience of pulse crops in Saskatchewan against various diseases, thus contributing significantly to agricultural sustainability.
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