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Subas Thapa Magar
Kentucky State University
United States
A major change happened when the tragedy of Corona hit the world. Hi, I am Subas Thapa Magar, a graduate research assistant under the supervisor Dr. Kirk Pomper. I am currently working on Pawpaw (Asimina Triloba), the native fruit tree of the United States of America, and my research is entitled “Identification of Pollinators on flowering and non-flowering branches of ‘Sunflower’ and ‘Susquehanna’ Pawpaw (Asimina Triloba) Cultivars”. I represent the eastern plain area of my country, which is also known as the granary of Nepal and is famous for Mangoes. I have a double graduation in Sociology and English and have worked in the academic field of teaching for several years. I decided to change my career when I didn’t find stability in a private institution due to the pandemic and decided to pursue my career in a Master of Science in Environmental Studies to gain insight into horticultural plants, tools and tactics, plant physiology, plant hormones, landscapes, gardening, commercial vegetation cultivation, crop diversification, minimal land-use efficiency, and organic farming to be able to work on the farms with innovations for sufficient productivity and fruit quality to buttress the economy.
