Samira Daroub

About

Dr. Samira Daroub is a Professor at the University of Florida, specializing in agricultural and environmental sciences. Her recent research focuses on the impact of nutrient dynamics in soil and water systems, with particular emphasis on phosphorus and nitrogen cycling in agricultural contexts. Notable work includes studies on the effects of aquatic vegetation on phosphorus levels in drainage discharges and the role of ammonia-oxidizing archaea in fertile soils. Dr. Daroub's contributions also extend to modeling soil subsidence within subtropical peatlands.