The faculty member staff at the College of Pharmacy, Assistant Professor Dr. Labid Abdullah Najm Al-Saad, was chosen to discuss doctoral student Muslim Ashour Abdul Wahid at the University of Basrah in the College of Agriculture about his thesis tagged (the study of phenotypic, molecular, and behavioral variation of bee species in Basra Governorate).The study included diagnosing the honey bee strains that are present throughout the country from north to south morphologically and molecularly and identifying the evolutionary lines from which they descended and the original habitat from which they came, molecularly. Asian or African, The research also touched on studying the behavior of ferocity and determining its degree, which concluded that the currently existing breeds are mostly calm and slightly inclined to ferocity. The research also included the study of the honeyed wild bees in Iraq and trace their origins morphologically and molecularly, which concluded that the wild bees located in Basra Governorate are actually bees migrating from Iran, and the situation has settled in Basra. Note that the studies of behavior and wild bees are unprecedented. The researcher also used modern morphological diagnostic methods that were not used before, which depend on special analysis software.