PÉREZ RAMOS , Ignacio Manuel

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La regeneración natural de las poblaciones de árboles, como el alcornoque (Quercus suber) y el quejigo (Q. canariensis), depende en gran parte del éxito en la supervivencia durante las primeras fases de semilla y plántula. Estas semillas tienen un gran valor nutritivo y sufren grandes pérdidas durante la fase post-dispersiva. En el presente...

Functional traits are expected to modulate plant competitive dynamics. However, how traits and their plasticity in response to contrasting environments connect with the mechanisms determining species coexistence remains poorly understood. Here, we couple field experiments under two contrasting climatic conditions to a plant population model...

Increasing temperature and aridity predicted by climate change models in the Mediterranean region will pose a significant challenge for the survival of some plant species. The mechanisms by which species modify their phenotype across generations in response to the environment have been identified as essential to cope with the new climatic...

Climate change, characterised by drought events and rising temperatures, exerts a significant threat to crop productivity and global food security. Halophytes, known for their resilience in harsh conditions, offer promising options for sustainable cultivation alternatives. Our study focused on Crithmum maritimum, commonly known as sea fennel,...