Europe’s forests are losing orchids but gaining roses
A detailed study recently published in the journal New Phytologist reveals how understory species in Europe have changed in the last four decades.
A detailed study recently published in the journal New Phytologist reveals how understory species in Europe have changed in the last four decades.
A study published in the journal PNAS has revealed that short-term droughts (lasting a year or less) of extreme intensity reduce the carbon storage capacity of shrublands and grasslands by 35%, a figure higher than previously estimated.
A new study published in the journal Trends in Plant Science shows that ChatGPT can help to generate scientific questions related to plants, albeit with limitations.
An international team -where Josep Peñuelas has participated- explores the factors that most affect plant behavior and how they can be included in predictive models
Begoña García has spent many years passionately studying a curious plant, Borderea chouardii. It is a rare species with a biogeographical origin that dates back to the
The CREAF ecologist has participated in a series of interviews by the English journal Functional Ecology to researchers from all over the world to learn
Recently published in the journal Nature Plants, a pioneering international study led by CREAF-based CSIC researcher Josep Peñuelas has used L-band passive microwave observations to
According to a study published recently in the journal PNAS, climate change has caused forests to alter the way they grow, in that they only
Which plant species grow where, alongside which others – and why? In a new study, an international research team presents the world’s first global vegetation database
Nature establishes relationships between species and organisms, forming a very complex network where often great-interconnected nodes appear. They are called ‘hubs’. But humans also create this