• Below- and aboveground diversity patterns and bio-based managementin holm oak decline 

  Onoszko, K. (Universidad de Córdoba, UCOPress, 2025)

  Forest decline represents one of the most pressing challenges for the management and long-term sustainability of natural ecosystems worldwide. This complex phenomenon arises from the interplay of multiple biotic and abiotic ...

• Assessment of forest health and the ecosystem response to mediterranean pine forests decline: an approach based on structure, physiology and resilience 

  Acosta-Muñoz, Cristina (Universidad de Córdoba, UCOPress, 2025)

  Forest ecosystems are undergoing rapid transformations in the face of global change, especially in the Mediterranean basin, where the synergistic effects of climate warming, increased aridity and altered disturbance regimes ...

• The Relationships Between Climate and Growth in Six Tree Species Align with Their Hydrological Niches 

  Camarero, J. Julio; López Sáez, José Antonio; Rubio Cuadrado, Álvaro; González de Andrés, Ester; Colangelo, Michele; Schaad, Daniel Abel; Cachinero-Vivar, Antonio M.; Pérez-Priego, Óscar; Valeriano, Cristina (MDPI, 2025)

  Understanding how regional and local climate variability drive radial growth in trees is necessary to assess the climate-warming mitigation potential of forests. However, tree species occurring in the same region differently ...

• Climate Vulnerability Analysis of Marginal Populations of Yew (Taxus baccata L.): The Case of the Iberian Peninsula 

  Cruz Román, Jhony Fernando; Hernández Lambraño, Ricardo Enrique; Rodríguez de la Cruz, D.; Sánchez Agudo, José Ángel (MDPI, 2025)

  Climate change poses a significant threat to the persistence of rear-edge populations, which are located at the margins of a species’ distribution range and are particularly vulnerable to environmental shifts. This study ...

• Diversity assessment of the semi-natural Lebanese, Spanish and Moroccan carob germplasm and evaluation for resilience to drought 

  El Chami, Mohamad Ali (Universidad de Córdoba, UCOPress, 2025)

  The carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua L.), a plant native to the Mediterranean Basin, is a species recognized for its drought-resistant and has been grown for ages because of its industrial use and extremely nutritious edible ...

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