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Abdallah Aldahadha has a PhD from University of New England/ Australia in area of plant ecophysiology and pathology since 2018. He has then worked at Al-Jouf University at Saudi Arabia as an academic member. He taught several courses including General botany, Plant morphology, plant physiology, principles of environmental science, cells, environmental pollution. Currently, Aldahadha works as agricultural researcher at National Agricultural Research Center (NARC) in Jordan. He was involved in applied research as a component of a project "Enhancing food security in Arabic countries" since 2018. He has several publications in area of plant sciences including pollen viability, water use efficiency, biotic and abiotic stresses, and zero tillage and plant nutrition. He was a speaker at different conferences in the USA, Spain, and New Zealand. His research interest is on how maximize crop production as wheat and legumes under context of climate change specially drought by using different techniques of foliar fertilizer and seed priming.