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Climate and management effects on the herbaceous layer productivity of a cork oak woodland.
Bicho, M. C., Correia, A. C., Rodrigues, A. R., David, J. S., & Costa-e-Silva, F. (2022). Agroforestry Systems, 96(2), 315-327. doi: 10.1007/s10457-021-00719-2
Effect of climate on cork-ring width and density of Quercus suber L. in Southern Portugal.
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Influence of site conditions and land management on Quercus suber L. population dynamics in the southern Iberian Peninsula.
Dona VJ, Lopez-Jurado J, Roman AG, Sanchez-Salguero R, Matias L, et al. (2022) Iforest-Biogeosciences and Forestry 15: 77-84. doi: 10.3832/ifor3753-015
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Effects of cork oak stripping on tree carbon and water fluxes.
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Temporary grazing exclusion as a passive restoration strategy in a dryland woodland: Effects over time on tree regeneration and on the shrub community
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A New Forest Management Techniques to Improve the Adaptation of Cork Oak Forests to Climate Change.
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Effects Of Thinning In a Water-Limited Holm Oak Forest
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Income and Ecosystem Service Comparisons of Refined National and Agroforestry Accounting Frameworks: Application to Holm Oak Open Woodlands in Andalusia, Spain
Campos P, Alvarez A, Oviedo JL, Ovando P, Mesa B, Caparros A (2020) Forests 11
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Integrating knowledge of ecological succession into invasive alien plant management: A case study from Portugal
Duarte LN, Gomes CP, Marchante H, Marchante E (2020) Applied Vegetation Science 23:328-339
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Campos P, Oviedo JL, Alvarez A, Ovando P, Mesa B, Caparros A (2020) Land Use Policy 99
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Patchy landscapes support more plant diversity and ecosystem services than wood grasslands in Mediterranean silvopastoral agroforestry systems
Bagella S, Caria MC, Seddaiu G, Leites L, Roggero PP (2020) Agricultural Systems 185
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Response of soil properties and microbial indicators to land use change in an acid soil under Mediterranean conditions
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2018
Advances in European agroforestry: results from the AGFORWARD project.
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Are forest landowners ready for woody energy crops? Preferences for afforestation programs in Southern Spain.
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Changes in Land Management of Iberian Rangelands and Grasslands in the Last 60 Years and their Effect on Vegetation.
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ChIP-Seq reveals that QsMYB1 directly targets genes involved in lignin and suberin biosynthesis pathways in cork oak (Quercus suber).
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Qualitative Assessment of Forest Ecosystem Services: The Stakeholders’ Point of View in Support of Landscape Planning.
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Silviculture of Mixed Forests: A European Overview of Current Practices and Challenges.
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The effect of grazing exclusion over time on structure, biodiversity, and regeneration of high nature value farmland ecosystems in Europe.
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Towards the economic valuation of ecosystem production from cork oak forests in Sardinia (Italy).
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Towards a comprehensive wildfire management strategy for Mediterranean areas: Framework development and implementation in Catalonia, Spain.
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2017
Can native shrubs facilitate the early establishment of contrasted co-occurring oaks in Mediterranean grazed areas?
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Components of sustainable animal production and the use of silvopastoral systems.
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How is agroforestry perceived in Europe? An assessment of positive and negative aspects by stakeholders.
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Impact of cork oak management on the ectomycorrhizal fungal diversity associated with Quercus suber in the Maamora forest (Morocco).
Maghnia FZ, Sanguin H, Abbas Y, Verdinelli M, Kerdouh B, et al. 2017. Comptes Rendus Biologies 340: 298-305.
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Is Portugal’s forest transition going up in smoke?
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Leaf decomposition of cork oak under three different land uses within a montado of southern Portugal.
Arosa ML, Costa SR, Freitas H. 2017. Soil Research 55: 215-221.
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Multifunctional natural forest silviculture economics revised: Challenges in meeting landowners’ and society's wants.
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Reduction of the frequency of herbaceous roots as an effect of soil compaction induced by heavy grazing in rangelands of SW Spain.
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Self-thinning dynamics in cork oak woodlands: providing a baseline for managing density.
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Using the SUBER model for assessing the impact of cork debarking rotation on equivalent annual annuity in Portuguese stands.
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Variability of ant community composition in cork oak woodlands across the Mediterranean region: implications for forest management.
Verdinelli M, Yakhlef SEB, Cossu CS, Pilia O, Mannu R. 2017. Iforest-Biogeosciences and Forestry 10: 707-714.
A landscape menu to please them all: Relating users’ preferences to land cover classes in the Mediterranean region of Alentejo, Southern Portugal.
Surová D, Pinto-Correia T. 2016. Land Use Policy 54: 355-365.
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Baseline mortality analysis reveals legacy of contrasting land use practices on the structural sustainability of endangered Moroccan and Spanish mountain forests.
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Characterization and dynamics of agroforestry landscape using geospatial techniques and field survey: a case study in central High-Atlas (Morocco).
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Emergy analysis of a silvo-pastoral system, a case study in southern Portugal.
Fonseca AMP, Marques CAF, Pinto-Correia T, Campbell DE. 2016. Agroforestry Systems 90: 137-157.
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Evaluation of payment for ecosystem services in Mediterranean forest: An empirical survey.
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Influence of neighbouring woody treatments on Mediterranean oak development in an experimental plantation: Better form but weaker growth.
Prevosto B, Gavinet J, Monnier Y, Corbani A, Fernandez C. 2016. Forest Ecology and Management 362: 89-98.
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Linking farm management and ecosystem service provision: Challenges and opportunities for soil erosion prevention in Mediterranean silvo-pastoral systems.
Guerra CA, Pinto-Correia T. 2016. Land Use Policy 51: 54-65
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Losses of leaf area owing to herbivory and early senescence in three tree species along a winter temperature gradient.
Gonzalez-Zurdo P, Escudero A, Nunez R, Mediavilla S. 2016. International Journal of Biometeorology 60: 1661-1674.
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Management of Montados and Dehesas for High Nature Value: an interdisciplinary pathway.
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Overgrazing in the Montado? The need for monitoring grazing pressure at paddock scale.
Sales-Baptista E, d’Abreu MC, Ferraz-de-Oliveira MI. 2016. Agroforestry Systems 90: 57-68.
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Predicting forest management effects on oak-rodent mutualisms.
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Scattered trees and livestock grazing as keystones organisms for sustainable use and conservation of Mediterranean dehesas.
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Stones and organic mulches improve the Quercus Ilex L. aafforestation success under mediterranean climatic Conditions.
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Testing convergent validity in choice experiments: Application to public recreation in Spanish stone pine and cork oak forests.
Oviedo JL, Caparrós A, Ruiz-Gauna I, Campos P. 2016. Journal of Forest Economics 25: 130-148.
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The effects of grazing management in montado fragmentation and heterogeneity.
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The Impact of heavy grazing on soil quality and pasture production in rangelands of SW Spain.
Pulido M, Schnabel S, Lavado Contador JF, Lozano-Parra J, González F. 2016. Land Degradation & Development
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Using Landsat 8 imagery in detecting cork oak (Quercus suber L.) woodlands: a case study in Calabria (Italy).
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Wildfires, forest management and landowners’ collective action: A comparative approach at the local level.
Canadas MJ, Novais A, Marques M. 2016. Land Use Policy 56: 179-188.
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Adaptive management and debarking schedule optimization of Quercus suber L. stands under climate change: case study in Chamusca, Portugal.
Palma JN, Paulo J, Faias S, Garcia-Gonzalo J, Borges J, Tomé M. 2015. Regional Environmental Change 1569-1580: 1-12.
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An index for the assessment of degraded Mediterranean forest ecosystems.
Modica G, Merlino A, Solano F, Mercurio R. 2015. Forest Systems 24: 1-13.
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Cork Oak Landscapes, Promised or Compromised Lands? A Case Study of a Traditional Cultural Landscape in Southern Spain.
Acha A, Newing H. 2015. Human Ecology 43: 601-611
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Effect of pruning and soil treatments on stem growth of holm oak in open woodland forests.
Martín D, Vázquez-Piqué J, Alejano R. 2015. Agroforestry Systems 89: 599-609.
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Effects of forest certification on the ecological condition of Mediterranean streams.
Dias FS, Bugalho MN, Rodríguez-González PM, Albuquerque A & Cerdeira JO. 2015. Journal of Applied Ecology 52, 190-198.
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Grazing, tilling and canopy effects on carbon dioxide fluxes in a Spanish dehesa.
Uribe C, Inclan R, Hernando L, Roman M, Clavero MA, Roig S, Van Miegroet H. 2015. Agroforestry Systems 89: 305-318.
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Insights into the responsiveness of cork oak (Quercus suber L.) to bark harvesting.
Costa A, Nunes LC, Spiecker H, Graça J. 2015. Economic Botany 69: 171-184.
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Towards sustainability in agro-forest systems? Grazing intensity, soil degradation and the socioeconomic profile of rural communities in Italy.
Salvati L, Carlucci M. 2015. Ecological Economics 112: 1-13.
Addressing multicriteria forest management with Pareto frontier methods: An application in Portugal.
Borges JG, Garcia-Gonzalo J, Bushenkov V, McDill ME, Marques S, Oliveira MM. 2014. Forest Science 60: 63-72.
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Cork oak woodlands patchiness: A signature of imminent deforestation?
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Fragmentation patterns of evergreen oak woodlands in Southwestern Iberia: Identifying key spatial indicators.
Costa A, Madeira M, Santos JL, Plieninger T, Seixas J. 2014. Journal of Environmental Management 133: 18-26.
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Grazing affects shoot growth, nutrient and water status of Quercus ilex L. in Mediterranean open woodlands.
Garcia-Moreno AM, Carbonero-Munoz MD, Serrano-Moral M, Fernandez-Rebollo P. 2014. Annals of Forest Science 71: 917-926.
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Influence of land use on soil quality and stratification ratios under agro-silvo-pastoral Mediterranean management systems.
Francaviglia R, Benedetti A, Doro L, Madrau S, Ledda L. 2014. Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment 183: 86-92.
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Is cork oak (Quercus suber L.) woodland loss driven by eucalyptus plantation? A case-study in southwestern Portugal.
Costa A, Madeira M, Santos JL. 2014. Iforest-Biogeosciences and Forestry 7: 193-203.
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Optimization of Landscape Services under Uncoordinated Management by Multiple Landowners.
Porto M, Correia O, Beja P. 2014. Plos One 9. e86001
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Organic farming has little effect on carbon stock in a Mediterranean dehesa (southern Spain).
Parras-Alcántara L, Díaz-Jaimes L, Lozano-García B, Rebollo PF, Elcure FM, Muñoz MDC. 2014. CATENA 113: 9-17.
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Restoring silvopastures with oak saplings: effects of mulch and diameter class on survival, growth, and annual leaf-nutrient patterns.
Jiménez MN, Pinto JR, Ripoll MA, Sánchez-Miranda A, Navarro FB. 2014. Agroforestry Systems 88: 935-946.
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Soil bacterial community response to differences in agricultural management along with seasonal changes in a Mediterranean region.
Bevivino A, Paganin P, Bacci G, Florio A, Pellicer MS, Papaleo MC, Mengoni A, Ledda L, Fani R, Benedetti A, Dalmastri C. 2014. Plos One 9. e105515
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Time to rethink the management intensity in a Mediterranean oak woodland: the response of insectivorous birds and leaf-chewing defoliators as key groups in the forest ecosystem.
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Using an objective and probabilistic model to evaluate the impact of different factors in the dehesa agroforestry ecosystem.
Moral FJ, Rebollo FJ, Paniagua M, Murillo M. 2014. Ecological Indicators 46: 253-259.
2014
2013
Assessing foraging strategies of herbivores in Mediterranean oak woodlands: a review of key issues and selected methodologies
Ferraz de Oliveira MI, Lamy E, Bugalho MN, Vaz M, Pinheiro C, Cancela d’Abreu M, Capela e Silva F, Sales-Baptista E. 2013. Agroforestry Systems 87: 1421-1437.
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Land cover change and afforestation of marginal and abandoned agricultural land: A 10 year analysis in a Mediterranean region.
Tomaz C, Alegria C, Monteiro JM, Teixeira MC. 2013. Forest Ecology and Management 308: 40-49.
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Litter production in Holm oak trees subjected to different pruning intensities in Mediterranean dehesas.
Andivia E, Vázquez-Piqué J, Fernández M, Alejano R. 2013. Agroforestry Systems 87: 657-666.
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Optimal control for forest management and conservation analysis in dehesa ecosystems.
Cerda E, Martin-Barroso D. 2013. European Journal of Operational Research 227: 515-526
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Soil organic matter of Iberian open woodland rangelands as influenced by vegetation cover and land management.
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