Aidee Guzman

Aidee Guzman is a Lecturer in the Department of Biology at Stanford University. Her primary affiliation is with Ecology and Environmental Science. She is associated with the Biology department and maintains a profile page at https://biology.stanford.edu/people/aidee-guzman. Her research interests are aligned with Ecology and Environmental Science, though specific details about her work are not provided in the available information.

Aidee Guzman is an Assistant Professor at Stanford University specializing in agroecology. Her research explores the ecological and social dimensions of diversified agricultural systems, focusing on how crop diversity, soil health, and microbial interactions influence ecosystem services and productivity. Guzman's work examines the role of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, pollinators, and landscape configurations in enhancing agricultural sustainability. She investigates the impacts of agricultural practices on biodiversity, including pesticide exposure, water stress, and genetic diversity in plant species. Her studies also address the intersection of environmental justice and education, promoting inclusive and equitable approaches to ecological knowledge.