M. Teresa Sebastià

Professor of Botany

Universitat de Girona

Spain

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Dr. M. Teresa Sebastià is a Professor of Botany at Universitat de Lleida, Spain. Her research focuses on soil microbial communities, ecological interactions in grasslands, and the impacts of environmental changes on plant systems. Recent articles explore topics such as soil prokaryotic diversity, nematode community comparisons, and the effects of prescribed burning on soil fertility. With a keen interest in Mediterranean ecosystems, she contributes significantly to understanding biodiversity and soil health in various contexts.

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Universität Wien

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Articles (21)

Comparison of grassland nematode communities in the European and middle eastern Mediterranean under different forage plants

Sown Diversity Effects on the C and N Cycle and Interactions with Fertilization

Fungal Microfeatures in Topsoils Under Fairy Rings in Pyrenean Grasslands

Tree Canopies Drive δ13C and δ15N Patterns in Mediterranean Wood Pastures of the Iberian Peninsula

Natural Nanoparticles and Colloids in Forested Streams Across Europe: Seasonal Patterns and Impact of Soil Groups

Soil Prokaryotic Diversity Responds to Seasonality in Dehesas, Modulated by Tree Identity and Canopy Effect

Changes in the Soil Bacterial Community Across Fairy Rings in Grasslands Using Environmental DNA Metabarcoding

Prescribed burning modifies soil fertility and microbial biomass mediated by vegetation in Mediterranean mountain rangelands

Nitrogen facilitation was maintained in sown Mediterranean forage mixtures despite drought stress conditions with concurrent general benefits upon plant aboveground water status and yield

Soil Abiotic Properties Shape Plant Functional Diversity Across Temperate Grassland Plant Communities

Sown diversity effects on yield and resistance to weed invasion: Clues to improve mixture design under climatic change in the Mediterranean

Livestock species rather than grazing intensity shape plant guild proportions in interaction with multiple environmental drivers in grassland from the Pyrenees

Remote sensing of legacy effects of biodiversity on crop performance

Quality Production of Sainfoin Swards Challenged by Global Change in Mountain Areas in the Western Mediterranean

Optimizing Drone-Based Surface Models for Prescribed Fire Monitoring

Positive Effects of Legumes on Soil Organic Carbon Stocks Disappear at High Legume Proportions Across Natural Grasslands in the Pyrenees

Net Ecosystem CO2 Exchange in Mountain Grasslands Is Seriously Endangered by the Temperature Increase in the Eastern Pyrenees

Fairy ring‐induced soil potassium depletion gradients reshape microbial community composition in a montane grassland

Effects of land use and climate on carbon and nitrogen pool partitioning in European mountain grasslands

Responses in Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Fractionation after Prescribed Burning in the Montseny Biosphere Reserve (NE Iberian Peninsula)

Benchmarking plant diversity of Palaearctic grasslands and other open habitats

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Jalil Noroozi

José Luis Benito Alonso

Alba Llovet

Stefania Mattana

Łukasz Kozub

Nuria Altimir

Kathrin Kiehl

Carly Stevens

Josep M. Ninot

Eva Šmerdová

Angela Ribas

Salvador Aljazairi

Remigiusz Pielech

María Pilar Rodríguez Rojo

Jan Roleček

Corrado Marcenò

T. Matthew Robson

Annalea Lohila

François Gillet

Robert Peet

Guille Peguero

Peter Manning

María José Leiva

Richard D. Bardgett

Marta Carboni

Wulf Amelung

Manuela Winkler

Rosa Maria Canals

Rosa M Poch

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