These included displays on plant diseases, insect ecology, beekeeping and honey production, preserved insect specimens, patents presented by faculty members, and master’s theses from graduate students in the department.
The exhibition was inaugurated by the esteemed Dean of the College of Agriculture, Professor Dr. Sabah Ghazi Sharif, along with the vice deans, the head of the Plant Protection Department, heads of scientific departments, faculty members, and students. This initiative is part of the department’s educational outreach program, highlighting the contributions of its members to advancing scientific and research activities in the field of plant protection.
