José I. Seco Gordillo

Profesor Contratado Doctor

Universidad Pablo de Olavide

Spain

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José I. Seco Gordillo is a Profesor Contratado Doctor at Universidad Pablo de Olavide in Spain. His research primarily focuses on the phenotypic variation and genomic basis of drought resilience in forest species, particularly in response to climate change and environmental stressors. Recent articles highlight his investigations into the genetic diversity and adaptive strategies of cedar and fir species in relation to drought sensitivity and forest decline. He contributes significantly to understanding the impacts of environmental changes on forest ecosystems.

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Articles (8)

Phenotypic Variation in Cone Scales and Seeds as Drivers of Seedling Germination Dynamics of Co-Occurring Cedar and Fir Species

De novo transcriptome sequencing and gene co-expression reveal a genomic basis for drought sensitivity and evidence of a rapid local adaptation on Atlas cedar (Cedrus atlantica)

Contrasting transcriptomic patterns reveal a genomic basis for drought resilience in the relict fir Abies pinsapo Boiss

Reply to the letter to editor regarding Camarero et al. (2021): Overgrazing and pollarding threaten Atlas cedar conservation under forecasted aridification regardless stakeholders’ nature

Challenges and Perspectives in the Epigenetics of Climate Change-Induced Forests Decline

Gene Frequency Shift in Relict Abies pinsapo Forests Associated with Drought-Induced Mortality: Preliminary Evidence of Local-Scale Divergent Selection

Drought, axe and goats. More variable and synchronized growth forecasts worsening dieback in Moroccan Atlas cedar forests

Understanding genetic diversity of relict forests. Linking long-term isolation legacies and current habitat fragmentation in Abies pinsapo Boiss

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Benjamin Viñegla Pérez

Juan Carlos Linares Calderón

Víctor Lechuga Ordoñez

JOSÉ ANTONIO CARREIRA DE LA FUENTE

FRANCISCO JAVIER GALLEGO RODRIGUEZ

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