Alistair Jump

Professor of Plant Ecology

University of Stirling

United Kingdom

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Tobias Plieninger

Full professor

GERMANY

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Rupert Seidl

Professor

Technical University of Munich

GERMANY

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Francisco Rodriguez-Sanchez

Universidad de Sevilla

SPAIN

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Raúl García-Valdés

Profesor Ayudante Doctor

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos - Campus de Móstoles

SPAIN

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Jordi Martinez-Vilalta

University of Barcelona

SPAIN

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Elena Granda

Assistant Professor

Universidad de Alcalá

SPAIN

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Barry Gardiner

GERMANY

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Johan Ehrlen

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Stockholms Universitet Naturvetenskapliga fakulteten

SWEDEN

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Johannes Kollmann

GERMANY

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Kristen M Waring

Northern Arizona University

UNITED STATES

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Arndt Hampe

FRANCE

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Alistair Jump

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Accounting for trait variability and coordination in predictions of drought‐induced range shifts in woody plants

Widespread latitudinal asymmetry in the performance of marginal populations: A meta‐analysis

A balancing act: Principles, criteria and indicator framework to operationalize social-ecological resilience of forests

Edible fungi crops through mycoforestry, potential for carbon negative food production and mitigation of food and forestry conflicts

Satellite data track spatial and temporal declines in European beech forest canopy characteristics associated with intense drought events in the Rhön Biosphere Reserve, central Germany

The benefits of mountain woodland restoration

Life after recovery: Increased resolution of forest resilience assessment sheds new light on post‐drought compensatory growth and recovery dynamics

High resolution reconstruction of modern charcoal production kilns: An integrated approach combining dendrochronology, micromorphology and anthracology in the French Pyrenees

Overexploitation and anthropogenic disturbances threaten the genetic diversity of an economically important neotropical palm

Impacts of recurrent dry and wet years alter long‐term tree growth trajectories

Collaborators (11)

Tobias Plieninger

Rupert Seidl

Francisco Rodriguez-Sanchez

Raúl García-Valdés

Jordi Martinez-Vilalta

Elena Granda

Barry Gardiner

Johan Ehrlen

Johannes Kollmann

Kristen M Waring

Arndt Hampe

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