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2013

Alla, A. Q., J. Camarero J., Palacio S., & Montserrat-Martí G. (2013). Revisiting the fate of buds: size and position drive bud mortality and bursting in two coexisting Mediterranean Quercus species with contrasting leaf habit. TREES-STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION. 27(5), 1375 - 1386.

Alla, A. Q., J. Camarero J., & Montserrat-Martí G. (2013). Seasonal and inter-annual variability of bud development as related to climate in two coexisting Mediterranean Quercus species. Annals of Botany. 111(2), 261 - 270.

2012

Coll, L., Camarero A., De Aragón J. Martínez, Camarero J. Julio, de Aragón J. Martínez, Camarero A., et al. (2012). Fine Root Seasonal Dynamics, Plasticity, and Mycorrhization in 2 Coexisting Mediterranean Oaks with Contrasting Aboveground Phenology. Ecoscience. 19(3), 238 - 245.

Granda, E., Escudero A., de la Cruz M., & Valladares F. (2012). Juvenile–adult tree associations in a continental Mediterranean ecosystem: no evidence for sustained and general facilitation at increased aridity. (Pillar, V., Ed.).Journal of Vegetation Science. 23(1), 164 - 175.

2011

Alla, A. Q., J. Camarero J., Maestro-Martínez M., & Montserrat-Martí G. (2011). Acorn production is linked to secondary growth but not to declining carbohydrate concentrations in current-year shoots of two oak species. Trees. 26(3), 841 - 850.

2009

Sanz-Pérez, V., Castro-Díez P., & Valladares F. (2009). Differential and interactive effects of temperature and photoperiod on budburst and carbon reserves in two co-occurring Mediterranean oaks. Plant Biology. 11(2), 142 - 151.

2007

Garcia-Montero, L. G., Manjon J. L., Pascual C., & García-Abril A. (2007). Ecological patterns of Tuber melanosporum and different Quercus Mediterranean forests: Quantitative production of truffles, burn sizes and soil studies. Forest Ecology and Management. 242(2-3), 288 - 296.

Pons, J., & Pausas J. G. (2007). Not only size matters: Acorn selection by the European jay (Garrulus glandarius). Acta Oecologica. 31(3), 353 - 360.

Maltez-Mouro, S., García L. V., Marañón T., & Freitas H. (2007). Recruitment patterns in a Mediterranean oak forest: A case study showing the importance of the spatial component. FOREST SCIENCE. 53(6), 645 - 652.

2001

Rovirola, D., Alcazar J., & Peman J. (2001). Aplicación de los diagramas bioclimáticos a la provincia de lérida: determinación de los parametros bioclimáticos para las masas de QUERCUS ILEX BALLOTA Y QUERCUS FAGINEA. III Congreso Forestal Español Congreso.

DOMÍNGUEZ, J. A., PLANELLES R., BARREAL J. A. R. O. D. R. Í. G., DE OMEÑACA J. A. S. A. Í. Z., ZAZO J., TEYSSIERE M., et al. (2001). Estado hídrico y demanda de fotosintesis de Quercus ilex, Quercus faginea y Pinus halepensis MICORRIZADOS ARTIFICIALMENTE CON Tuber melanosporum EN VIVERO. III Congreso Forestal Español Congreso.

Andicoberry, S., LORA F., SÁNCHEZ E., & Trapero A. (2001). Etiología de las podredumbres radicales de plántulas de QUERCUS SPP. Y PINUS HALEPENSIS EN VIVEROS FORESTALES DE ANDALUCÍA. III Congreso Forestal Español.

2000

Collado, J., Platas G., & Pelaez F. (2000). Host specificity in fungal endophytic populations of Quercus ilex and Quercus faginea from Central Spain. NOVA HEDWIGIA. 71(3-4), 421 - 430.