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Tret'yakova Iraida Nikolaevna

Tret'yakova Iraida Nikolaevna, born 29 September 1945, in the ..., Soviet Union (since 1992 – Russia). Graduated from the Sib. Inst. Technol. (SibIT) (in 1997 SibIT renaimed to Sib. St. Univ. Technol. (SibSUT), in 2016 SibSUT affiliated to Reshetnev Sib. St. Univ. Sci. Technol.), Faculty of Forestry (at the present time – Institute of Forestry Engineering), in the city of Krasnoyarsk, Soviet Union (1969). Candidate (PhD, 1974), and Doctor (DSc, 1991) of Biological Sciences, Professor (2006) in Botany. PhD thesis: «Tsitofiziologicheskoe Izuchenie Pokazateley Rosta i Geotropizma Prorostkov Nekotorykh Khvoynykh» (Cytophysiological Study of Growth and Geotropism Indices of Seedlings of Some Conifers), Krasnoyarsk, V. N. Sukachev Inst. For. & Timber, Sib. Br. USSR Acad. Sci. (since 1992 – V. N. Sukachev Inst. For., Rus. Acad. Sci., Sib. Br.), 1974 (in Russian). DSc thesis: «Embriologo-Fiziologicheskie Osnovy Semenosheniya Khvoynykh v Sibiri» (Embryological and Physiological Foundations of Conifer Seed Production in Siberia), Novosibirsk, Central Sib. Bot. Garden, Sib. Br. USSR Acad. Sci. (since 1992 – Central Sib. Bot. Garden, Sib. Br. Rus. Acad. Sci.), 1990 (in Russian). Leading Research Scientist for the Laboratory of Forest Genetics and Selection, at V. N. Sukachev Inst. For., Rus. Acad. Sci., Sib. Br., Fed. Res. Center Krasnoyarsk Sci. Center, Sib. Br., Rus. Acad. Sci., in the city of Krasnoyarsk, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia (1991-present). Expert in reproductive biology, biotechnology, biology of development and botany. PI and Co-PI for a numerous research projects, supported by the RFBR and KTSF grants. Author and co-author of more than 250 papers, patent for an invention. Some of them: «Geotropizm i Pol u Khvoynykh» (Geotropism and Sex of Conifers), Novosibirsk, Nauka, 1983 (in Russian); «Embriologiya Khvoynykh (Fiziologicheskie Aspekty)» (Embryology of Conifers (Physiological Aspects), Novosibirsk, Nauka,1990 (in Russian); «Sosna Obyknovennaya v Yuznoy Sibiri» (Scotch Pine in South Siberia), Krasnoyarsk, 1990 (in Russian).