Natural regeneration of cork oak forests under climate change: a case study in Portugal.
Frontiers in Forests and Global Change, 7:1332708
Optimal forest management under climate change variability.
Ecological Economics, 225:108322
Assessing changes in global fire regimes
Fire Ecol 20, 18
Bark-based biorefineries: anatomical and chemical characterization of the bark of endemic Quercus vulcanica of Turkey
Wood Science and Technology, 58: 333-355
Exploring the bioactive properties of hydroethanolic cork extracts of Quercus cerris and Quercus suber
Processes, 12: 1579
Pine nutshells and their biochars as sources of chemicals, fuels, activated carbons, and electrode materials
Processes, 12: 1603
Como resinam as espécies de pinheiro existentes em Portugal continental? A importância de uma rede de parcelas permanentes
Resinae, nº 4 (36-31)
Resina natural em Portugal – desafios estratégicos
Revista de Ciências Agrárias, 47(3): 479-490
Microwave‑assisted hydrothermal processing of pine nut shells for oligosaccharide production
Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery, 14: 20751-20760
Microwave-assisted hydrothermal processing of pine nut shells for oligosaccharide production
Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery (online first)
Characterization of wood, leaves, barks, and pod wastes from Prosopis africana biomass for biofuel production
Waste Management Bulletin, 2: 172-182
Understory shrubs improve soil infiltrability in overgrazed Mediterranean oak woodlands, but have little impact on ungrazed woodlands
Forest Ecology and Management, 569: 122186
The Importance of Using Permanent Plots Data to Fit the Self-Thinning Line: An Example for Maritime Pine Stands in Portugal
Forests, 14: 1354
Linking the effects of nursery light and fertilization and post-transplant first summer irrigation on the field survival and growth of Pinus pinaster seedlings
New Forests
Diversity in Coffea arabica cultivars in the Mountains of Gorongosa National Park – Mozambique regarding bean and leaf nutrient accumulation and physical fruit traits
Agronomy, 13, 1162
Big data help to define climate change challenges for the typical Mediterranean species Cistus ladanifer L.
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, 112023: 1136224
Cistus ladanifer as a potential feedstock for biorefineries: A review
Energies, 16(1): 391
Quality of bee pollen submitted to drying, pasteurization, and high-pressure processing – A comparative approach.
Food Research International, 170: 112964
Modeling the role of ground-true riparian vegetation for providing regulating services in a Mediterranean watershed
International Soil and Water Conservation Research, 11(1): 159-168.
MTTfireCAL’ package for R – An innovative, comprehensive and fast procedure to calibrate the MTT fire spread modelling system
Fire 6(6), 219. 3.2