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28 Years of Research in Mycology, speciality on Aerobiology published 140 publications exceeding 250 presentations.

Mycorrhizal fungi play a crucial role in maintaining soil health, plant diversity, and ecosystem stability, yet vast underground fungal networks remain unexplored. Through the mapping  these hidden fungal networks, the study will fill biodiversity knowledge gaps, assess ecosystem resilience to climate change and human pressures, and propose mycorrhizal-based restoration strategies.

The overarching objective of this study is to survey and characterize soil fungal communities in the tropical rainforests of Mo'orea Island in the context of biological plant invasion and forthcoming climate change

Plant-mycorrhizal fungi-microbes tri-partite interaction in organic phosphate mineralization

Horizontal and vertical precipitation effect on above-belowground carbon cycle and microbial community in upper montane forests

Estudio de la intercomunicación entre plantas mediada por redes micorrícicas comúnes

Researcher in charge of custody, curatorship and scaling of HFMA accessions of the Collection of microorganisms with biofertilizer interest (CMIB) of the Microorganisms Germplasm Bank of Agrosavia. Additionally, research on the use of HFMA and its diversity applied in agriculture.

My research weaves Indigenous Knowledge Systems with Western scientific methods to evaluate Indigenous-led climate/culture innovative conservation, adaptation, and mitigation, as well as the ethical approach to nature-based solutions and nature-positive practices. The kinship-based regenerative landscape restoration of the Global South food systems (farmlands & forestlands) links the intersections between the kallamp ecosystem (mycorrhizal network), soil health stewardship systems, and Indigenous People (IP) and Local Communities (LCs) symbiotic-indigeneity cultural philosophy on “commonning" the rhizosphere health.

Lab-to-Land Experimental Farm, kinship-based Chichupampa Clan, Tawantinsuyu, Ecuador.

Regenerative Collaborations, Turtle Island, USA.

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