
Shawn Brown
Assistant Professor - University of Memphis - Biological Sciences
Email - spbrown2 [at] memphis [dot] edu
Phone - 901.678.3596
Office - 335 Life Sciences Building
Lab - 315 Life Sciences Building
PhD - Kansas State University - Biology
BS - University of Oregon - Biology
Postdoc - University of Illinois - Plant Biology
Postdoc - Oregon State University - Botany and Plant Pathology
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Assistant Professor - University of Memphis - Biological Sciences
Email - spbrown2 [at] memphis [dot] edu
Phone - 901.678.3596
Office - 335 Life Sciences Building
Lab - 315 Life Sciences Building
PhD - Kansas State University - Biology
BS - University of Oregon - Biology
Postdoc - University of Illinois - Plant Biology
Postdoc - Oregon State University - Botany and Plant Pathology
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Researchgate
Graduate Students

Maryam Shahrtash
PhD Student - University of Memphis
Email - Maryam.Shahrtash [at] memphis [dot] edu
MS - Louisiana State University - Plant, Environmental & Soil Sciences
M.Sc - Shiraz University - Plant Physiology
B.Sc - Shiraz University - Plant Protection
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Maryam is interested in understanding how soil and plant-associated microbial communities pertain to ecosystem sustainability. Her research investigates Kudzu (Pueraria montana var. lobata) associated endophytic communities to identify potential biocontrol targets, as well as ecological memory of soil-born microbes associated with legacy Kudzu infestations.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better - Albert Einstein
PhD Student - University of Memphis
Email - Maryam.Shahrtash [at] memphis [dot] edu
MS - Louisiana State University - Plant, Environmental & Soil Sciences
M.Sc - Shiraz University - Plant Physiology
B.Sc - Shiraz University - Plant Protection
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Maryam is interested in understanding how soil and plant-associated microbial communities pertain to ecosystem sustainability. Her research investigates Kudzu (Pueraria montana var. lobata) associated endophytic communities to identify potential biocontrol targets, as well as ecological memory of soil-born microbes associated with legacy Kudzu infestations.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better - Albert Einstein