Professor Dr. Wajiha Abdul-Hassan Ali, a faculty member in the Department of Field Crops, College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences, University of Baghdad, chaired the Master’s thesis defense committee for the student Rawaa Wathiq Mohammed Alaiwi from the Department of Field Crops, College of Agriculture, Al-Qasim Green University.

The thesis was entitled “Response of Faba Bean Genotypes to Different Concentrations of EMS Mutagen and Determination of the Lethal and Optimal Doses and Their Effect on Tillering under Different Planting Spacings.”

In recognition of her distinguished scientific efforts and active contribution to enriching the academic discussion, the Dean of the College of Agriculture, Professor Ali Abadi Manea, presented Dr. Wajiha Abdul-Hassan Ali with a Letter of Appreciation, expressing the college’s gratitude for her valuable efforts and wishing her continued success and excellence in serving the scientific community.

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