Edauri Navarro-Perez

Edauri Navarro Pérez is a soil ecologist and Ph.D. student in the Environmental Life Sciences program at Arizona State University (ASU). Currently, her research is about how grass root functional traits: 1) are affected by different abiotic conditions and species, 2) the relationship of root traits and mycorrhizal colonization and 3) how root traits affect drylands soil properties. She is part of Heather Throop's lab.

mostly interested on biogeochemistry of soils with human impacts.  In the past, she has worked with tree frogs in Costa Rica, plants and Maya's remnants in Belize, soils and human impacts in Puerto Rico and permafrost in Alaska. Currently, she is starting a PhD in Arizona State University in the Environmental Life Sciences Program.