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Read more about the article University of Kerbala Discussing a PhD Dissertation on Association between fungal infection and some immunological Parameters

University of Kerbala Discussing a PhD Dissertation on Association between fungal infection and some immunological Parameters

Faculty of Science / University of Kerbala has discussed the Ph.D dissertation which is entitled (association between fungal infections and certain immunological parameters as predictors of severity among COVID-19 patients).…

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Read more about the article Lecturers from University of Kerbala Participate in a Training Course on Life Skills in Agricultural Curricula

Lecturers from University of Kerbala Participate in a Training Course on Life Skills in Agricultural Curricula

A number of Lecturers from Faculty of Agriculture / University of Kerbala participate in the course organized by Faculty of Agricultural Engineering Sciences / Salahaddin University-Erbil in cooperation with Dutch…

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Read more about the article A Lecturer from University of Kerbala Selected as a Scientific Reviewer in an International Journal

A Lecturer from University of Kerbala Selected as a Scientific Reviewer in an International Journal

University of Kerbala announces selection of a lecturer / Faculty of Agriculture, Prof. Dr. Sabah Ghazi Shareef, as a reviewer member of “SABRAO” international journal for education and genetics with…

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Read more about the article University of Kerbala’s Research Team Conducting a Study entitled First Report of Cockscomb Root Rot Caused by Fusarium solani in Iraq.

University of Kerbala’s Research Team Conducting a Study entitled First Report of Cockscomb Root Rot Caused by Fusarium solani in Iraq.

A research team from Faculty of Agriculture / University of Kerbala is able to diagnose causes of root rot disease of the ornamental plant, “Cockscomb,” which causes significant economic losses…

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