Ms. Anila Kanwal | Pathology | Universidade Federal do Tocantins | Brazil
Ms. Anila Kanwal is an emerging scientist in the field of science with a focused academic and research trajectory in forestry, environmental sciences, and agricultural research, particularly at the intersection of plant health, entomology, and pathology. Ms. Anila Kanwal is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Forestry and Environmental Sciences at the Federal University of Tocantins, Brazil, where she is affiliated as a master’s student with a verified institutional email, reflecting her active engagement in academic research and scholarly communication. Her educational background is grounded in agricultural sciences, where she developed a strong foundation in crop science, plant protection, and environmental sustainability, enabling her to integrate theoretical knowledge with applied research approaches. Professionally, Ms. Anila Kanwal has contributed to scientific research through collaborative, peer-reviewed work, notably as a co-author of the research article titled “Temporal Progress of Sheath Blight in Irrigated Rice Genotypes as Indicative of Disease Resistance,” published in the Asian Plant Research Journal in 2025, which highlights her involvement in studying disease progression and resistance mechanisms in irrigated rice systems.
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