I hold a degree in Experimental Biology from the University of Guanajuato, where I participated in greenhouse and in vitro research on fungus-plant-insect interactions, as well as studies on emerging diseases in the tropical forests of the Yucatán Peninsula. I have a Master’s degree in Tropical Ecology, where I focused on the morphological variation of ferns in green areas with varying degrees of anthropogenic disturbance, conducted in urban forests in central Veracruz. I am currently working as a flora technician on a project in collaboration with Universidad Veracruzana. My main interests include ecophysiology, plant ecology, biotic interactions, and conservation biology.