LTESR Montado Feed

Organic matter distribution and fluxes within a holm oak (Quercus ilex L.) stand in the Etna volcano

LEONARDI, S., RAPP M., & Denes A. (1992). Organic matter distribution and fluxes within a holm oak (Quercus ilex L.) stand in the Etna volcano. Plant Ecology. 99-100, 219 - 224.

Differences between tree species seedling and adult altitudinal distribution in mountain forests during the recent warm period (1986–2006)

Lenoir, J., Gégout J-C., Pierrat J-C., Bontemps J-D., & Dhôte J-F. (2009). Differences between tree species seedling and adult altitudinal distribution in mountain forests during the recent warm period (1986–2006). Ecography. 32(5), 765 - 777.

Methods to improve the recruitment of holm-oak seedlings in grazed Mediterranean savanna-like ecosystems (dehesas)

Leiva, M. José, Mancilla-Leyton J. Manuel, & Martín-Vicente Á. (2012). Methods to improve the recruitment of holm-oak seedlings in grazed Mediterranean savanna-like ecosystems (dehesas). Annals of Forest Science.

LIMITACIONES A LA AUTORREGENERACIÓN DE LA ENCINA EN DEHESAS Y MONTES DE SIERRA MORENA. PREDACIÓN DE FRUTOS M.

LEIVA, M. J., & FERNÁNDEZ-ALÉS R. (2001). LIMITACIONES A LA AUTORREGENERACIÓN DE LA ENCINA EN DEHESAS Y MONTES DE SIERRA MORENA. PREDACIÓN DE FRUTOS M.. III Congreso Forestal Español. 1 - 5.

Oligocene fossil oak woods, Quercoxylon lecointrei GAZEAU & KOENIGUER, decayed by a pocket-rot fungus

Legrand, P., & Prive-Gill C. (2012). Oligocene fossil oak woods, Quercoxylon lecointrei GAZEAU & KOENIGUER, decayed by a pocket-rot fungus. PALAEONTOGRAPHICA ABTEILUNG B-PALAOPHYTOLOGIE. 289(1-3), 27 - 41.

Plant species as indicators of geochemical anomalies: Experiences onIlex aquifolium (holly)

P. Legittimo, C., Ducceschi L., & Martini M. (1995). Plant species as indicators of geochemical anomalies: Experiences onIlex aquifolium (holly). Environmental Geology. 25, 114 - 118.

Effects of environmental stress on forest crown condition in Europe. Part II: Estimation of stress induced by meteorology and air pollutants

Van Leeuwen, E. P., & Hendriks KCMA. (2000). Effects of environmental stress on forest crown condition in Europe. Part II: Estimation of stress induced by meteorology and air pollutants. Water, Air, & Soil Pollution. 119, 335 - 362.

R&M Stations

LTsER Montado network has 5 main research and monitoring stations (R&M) covering the range of climate and soil types of montado ecosystem. These conceptualize a socio-economic platform by representing different land-use regimes and desertification scenarios, therefore involving different pressures.