Mumm's Sprouting Seeds - I am deeply honoured to be recognized as one of the seven recipients of the 2022 Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture award: Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture (IWCA)
Northern Food Security: The Greenhouse Solution Presenters' Biographies Karen Tanino
USask research on protecting crops from heat and frost damage | Watch News Videos Online
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Managing heat stress and frost avoidance in plants - Top Crop ManagerTop Crop Manager
Scientists pitch research to funding agencies - Livestock and Forage Centre of Excellence - University of Saskatchewan
Soft X-ray Spectromicroscopy: A Versatile Tool to Probe Pristine Plant Cell Walls | Microscopy and Microanalysis | Cambridge Core
Karen TANINO | Doctor of Philosophy | University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon | U of S | Department of Plant Sciences | Research profile
Amazon.com: Temperature Adaptation in a Changing Climate: Nature at Risk (CABI Climate Change Series, 3): 9781845938222: Tanino, Karen K., Storey, Kenneth B.: Books
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Saskatoon couple breed lemon trees for Prairie windowsills | CBC News
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Conference leaders | 8th Circumpolar Agricultural Conference
Factors contributing to deep supercooling capability and cold survival in dwarf bamboo (Sasa senanensis) leaf blades – topic of research paper in Biological sciences. Download scholarly article PDF and read for free
USask AgBio on Twitter: "Congrats 🎉 to Dr. Karen Tanino, professor and researcher @agbiousask, on being named one of the '2022 Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture'! https://t.co/wYjFg2C234 #USaskResearch https://t.co/2l1KJ4bhoL" / Twitter
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USask AgBio on Twitter: "Congrats 🎉 to Dr. Karen Tanino, professor and researcher @agbiousask, on being named one of the '2022 Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture'! https://t.co/wYjFg2C234 #USaskResearch https://t.co/2l1KJ4bhoL" / Twitter
New screening technique will allow crop breeders to develop drought resistant varieties faster - News - University of Saskatchewan
Wax proves key to protecting crops from drought and frost - Canadian Light Source
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Karen Tanino - Portrait - MemorySask
Germination rate of Arabidopsis under different abiotic stresses. (a)... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Prof. Karen Tanino, College of Agriculture and Bioresources, University of Saskatchewan - MemorySask
