Eduardo Cires

Botany / Associate Professor

University of Oviedo

Spain

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Eduardo Cires is an Associate Professor at Universidad de Oviedo in Spain. His research primarily focuses on botany, with notable contributions to understanding the distribution and morphological differentiation of native plant taxa, as well as the impacts of biological invasions. Recent publications explore the phylogenetic relationships of European plant species and the genetic diversity of relict populations. His work aims to address both ecological challenges and evolutionary history within Mediterranean and Iberian plant ecosystems.

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Marcial Escudero

SPAIN

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Moisès Guardiola

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)

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University of Oviedo

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Articles (18)

Distribution and morphological differentiation of native alder taxa (Alnus Mill.) in the Iberian Peninsula

A new threat to the European marine environment: The exotic polyclad flatworm Postenterogonia orbicularis (Schmarda, 1859)

Polyploidy and hybridization in the Mediterranean: unravelling the evolutionary history of Centaurium (Gentianaceae)

Disentangling the distribution of Adenostyles in the Northern Iberian Peninsula: new insights from nuclear and plastid markers

Redefining the phylogenetic relationships of European Angelica (Apiaceae) species

Genetic Diversity and Population Structure Assessed Using Microsatellite (SSR) Markers from Relict Populations of Nuphar pumila (Nymphaeaceae)

Biological invasions in the twenty-first century: a global risk

Genista anglica s.l. (Fabaceae): genetic similarities between Iberian and Italian populations

Monitoring invasive alien plants dynamics: application in restored areas

What Hides in the Heights? The Case of the Iberian Endemism Bromus picoeuropeanus

Diversity of marine benthic algae from Cantabria (Eastern Cantabrian, Spain): a historical overview of research and publications

A preliminary assessment of the genetic structure of the invasive plant Cortaderia selloana (Poaceae) in the Iberian Peninsula

Checklist of the vascular plants of the Cantabrian Mountains

Molecular characterization of Hedera (Araliaceae) from Atlantic Iberian Peninsula

Reusing Old and Producing New Data Is Useful for Species Delimitation in the Taxonomically Controversial Iberian Endemic Pair Petrocoptis montsicciana/P. pardoi (Caryophyllaceae)

Preliminary insights into genetic diversity and history of Nuphar lutea and N. pumila (Nymphaeaceae) in isolated southwestern European populations

<p><strong>A new species from the temporary ponds of southwest Portugal: <em>Helosciadium milfontinum</em></strong></p>

Phylogeographical patterns of Campanula gr. arvatica, an endemic group of the Cantabrian mountains (NW Iberian Peninsula), based on plastid and nuclear DNA polymorphisms

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Marcial Escudero

Moisès Guardiola

Carla Pinto Cruz

Ana Valdés-Florido

Juan Antonio Calleja Alarcón

Verónica Soto López

Carmen Acedo

Andrés Arias

Candela Cuesta

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