DIAZ ALVAREZ, EDISON ARMANDO
CIENCIAS AMBIENTALES · Nivel 1
Desde 2019 es Full professor en Universidad Veracruzana
Edison is a researcher at the Forestry Research Institute. He works on plants responses to different components of global change such as nitrogen deposition, climate change and land use change. He has experience on plant physiological ecology, also using biomonitors...
Edison is a researcher at the Forestry Research Institute. He works on plants responses to different components of global change such as nitrogen deposition, climate change and land use change. He has experience on plant physiological ecology, also using biomonitors of nitrogen deposition, stable isotopes and environmental spatial analysis.
Información*
| Nombre | EDISON ARMANDO DIAZ ALVAREZ |
|---|---|
| Área | CIENCIAS DE AGRICULTURA, AGROPECUARIAS, FORESTALES Y DE ECOSISTEMAS |
| Campo | CIENCIAS AMBIENTALES |
| Disciplina | BIOTECNOLOGÍA AMBIENTAL |
| Especialidad | FORESTAL |
| CVU | 412787 |
| Institución | |
|---|---|
| Dependencia | UNIVERSIDAD VERACRUZANA REGION XALAPA |
| Entidad | VERACRUZ DE IGNACIO DE LA LLAVE |
| Nivel | 1 |
| Vigencia | Inicio: 01/01/2023 |
| Fin: 31/12/2027 |
* Información del primer trimestre de 2026.
Fuente: SECIHTI.
Últimas publicaciones Scopus
- 2026
- Soil characteristics and agricultural management shape the community composition of the white grub complex (Coleoptera: Melolonthidae) in native maize agroecosystems Rhizosphere · Vol. 38 Article
- SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF CARBON AND NITROGEN ISOTOPIC SIGNATURES IN A TROPICAL URBAN LANDSCAPE: INSIGHTS FROM TILLANDSIA SCHIEDEANA STEUD. AS A BIOMONITOR Botanical Sciences · Vol. 104 Article
- 2023
- Rooting and development of cuttings from Pinus chiapensis hedges in response to indolebutyric acid and substrate treatments Journal of Forest Research · Vol. 28 Article
- Changes in Coleopteran assemblages over a successional chronosequence in a Mexican tropical dry forest Peerj · Vol. 11 Article
- Climate change can trigger fall armyworm outbreaks: a developmental response experiment with two Mexican maize landraces International Journal of Pest Management · Vol. 69 Article
