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My name is Eli S. Harris, the Nomadic Botanist. I am currently a graduate student at Tennessee Technological University pursuing a Masters in Biology - M.S. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Biology - Botany from Tennessee Technological University and an Associate of Science in Biology from Volunteer State Community College. My research involves surveying the vascular plant diversity of Window Cliffs State Natural Area. I have actively participated in various Tennessee biodiversity surveys, including Wash Morgan Hollow and Henry Horton State Park, connecting with fellow researchers and contributing to our collective understanding of the natural world.

My research interests are deeply rooted in the flora of the Southeastern United States, a region known for its unique biodiversity. I focus on understanding and conserving endangered species, a crucial aspect of our ecosystem.