Sunday 20 - 2 - 2022

Today, the College of Agriculture / University of Anbar hosted Prof. Dr. (Alaa Saleh Ati) academic staff in (College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences / University of Baghdad) and Prof. Dr. (Hussein Ghaith Abd) tea academic staff ching in (College of Agriculture / University of Kufa) as members and Prof. Dr. (Saif Al-Din Abdul) Al-Razzaq Salem, (University Of Anbar/ of Desert Studies Center) as an honorable member of the public discussion committee for the doctoral student (Abdul Samie Jassim Abdul Samie) in the Department of Soil Sciences and Water Resources tagged (The Role of Deficient Irrigation and Plowing Pattern in Moisture Storage and Root Distribution of Quinoa in desert soil). The discussion committee consisted of:

1. Prof. Abdul-Wa'ab Khudair Al-Obaid / College of Agriculture - University of Anbar - Chairman

2. Prof. Alaa Saleh Ati / College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences - University of Baghdad / Member

3. Prof. Bassam Al-Din Al-Khatib Hisham / College of Agriculture - University of Anbar / Member

4. Prof. Shukr Mahmoud Hussein / College of Agriculture - University of Anbar / Member

5. Prof. Hussein Ghaith Abd / College of Agriculture - University of Kufa / member

6. Prof. Issam Khudair Hamza / College of Agriculture - University of Anbar / member and supervisor

7. Prof. Saif Al-Din Abdul Razzaq Salem / Center for Desert Studies - University of Anbar / member and supervisor

The study aimed to estimate the effect of low water consumption and irrigation pattern on water use efficiency of quinoa plants. Application of (Arbab) model to predict deep infiltration outside the root zone space. The effect of deficient irrigation and tillage system on soil moisture storage and plant growth. Studying the distribution of quinoa roots in light of the study factors. The thesis was accepted after making the minor corrections recommended by the discussion committee.

Blessing for discussion committee, student and the supervisor.

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