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Isaiah Jaramillo

Graduate Student

School of Earth, Environmental, and Marine Sciences

Agricultural, Environmental, and Sustainability Sciences (M.S) 
Dr. Engil Pereira
School of Earth, Environmental, and Marine Sciences
isaiah.jaramillo01@utrgv.edu

 

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2020 B.S. Biology (Minor in Environmental Science), The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
2016 Harlingen High School South, Harlingen, Texas 

Areas of Interest

  • Soil Fertility
  • Soil Physical Properties
  • Soil Microbiology
  • Sustainable Agronomic Yield Improvement
  • Organic Agronomic Practices
  • Magnetically Treated Water 

Research Overview

  • Developing Sustainable Sweet Potato for South Texas: An Opportunity to Diversify Agricultural Production and Promote Soil Health.
    • Isaiah Jaramillo1*, Jon Dale2, Engil Pereira3**
    •   1 Undergraduate student in Biology; 2 Graduate Student in Agriculture, Environment, and Sustainability Sciences; 3 Assistant Professor – SEEMS – UTRGV
  • ​Potential expansion of the destructive invasive species C. cactorumin the Lower Rio Grande
    • Chelsey Faris, Patrick Andrade

 

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