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2014
Archer, S. R., & Predick K. I. (2014).  An ecosystem services perspective on brush management : research priorities for competing land-use objectives. Journal of Ecology. 1394-1407.
Madrigal-González, J., García-Rodríguez J. a., & Zavala M. A. (2014).  Shrub encroachment shifts the bioclimatic limit between marcescent and sclerophyllous oaks along an elevation gradient in west-central Spain. (Pugnaire, F., Ed.).Journal of Vegetation Science. 25, 514-524.
2013
García-Tejero, S., Taboada Á., Tárrega R., & Salgado J. M. (2013).  Land use changes and ground dwelling beetle conservation in extensive grazing dehesa systems of north-west Spain. Biological Conservation. 161, 58 - 66.
2012
Rolo, V., Plieninger T., & Moreno G. (2012).  Facilitation of holm oak recruitment through two contrasted shrubs species in Mediterranean grazed woodlands. (Zobel, M., Ed.).Journal of Vegetation Science. n/a--n/a.
2010
Acácio, V., & Holmgren M. (2010).  Oak persistence in Mediterranean landscapes: the combined role of management, topography, and wildfires. Ecology and society. 15(4), 
Casals, P., Garcia-Pausas J., Montané F., Romanyà J., & Rovira P. (2010).  Root decomposition in grazed and abandoned dry Mediterranean dehesa and mesic mountain grasslands estimated by standard labelled roots. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment. 139(4), 759 - 765.
2007
Acácio, V., Holmgren M., Jansen P. a., & Schrotter O. (2007).  Multiple Recruitment Limitation Causes Arrested Succession in Mediterranean Cork Oak Systems. Ecosystems. 10, 1220-1230.
Acácio, V., Holmgren M., Jansen P. a, & Schrotter O. (2007).  Multiple Recruitment Limitation Causes Arrested Succession in Mediterranean Cork Oak Systems. Ecosystems. 10(7), 1220 - 1230.
1995
DAVID, J. F. (1995).  SEASONAL ABUNDANCE OF MILLIPEDES IN A MEDITERRANEAN OAK FOREST (SOUTHERN FRANCE). ISRAEL JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY. 41(1), 23 - 31.
David, J. F. (1995).  SEASONAL ABUNDANCE OF MILLIPEDES IN A MEDITERRANEAN OAK FOREST (SOUTHERN FRANCE). ISRAEL JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY. 41, 23-31.