Manuel Esteban Lucas Borja

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University of Castilla-La Mancha

Spain

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Manuel Esteban Lucas Borja is an Assistant Professor at the Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha in Spain. His research primarily focuses on forest ecosystem management, including the effects of fire on soil properties and erosion, as well as the application of soil conservation techniques. Recent publications explore topics such as post-fire forest treatment effectiveness and the relationships between tree functional strategies and soil microbial communities.

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Tree functional strategies and soil microbial communities regulate forest ecosystem services

Large-Scale Spatiotemporal Patterns of Burned Areas and Fire-Driven Mortality in Boreal Forests (North America)

Short-term effects of polyacrylamide application on soil detachment capacity in rills of deforested hillslopes: A flume experiment

Effects of Repeated Low‐Severity Fires on Particle Detachment Capacity and Soil Properties in Rills of Semi‐Arid Forests

Early Response of Post-Fire Forest Treatments Across Four Iberian Ecoregions: Indicators to Maximize Its Effectiveness by Remote Sensing

Variability in rill morphometry, surface runoff and erosion with soil conservation techniques (application of polyacrylamide and rice husk biochar and hydromulching) in deforested hillslopes under simulated rainfall

Effects of Log Erosion Barriers on Soil Fungal Communities Ten Years After a Severe Wildfire in a Semi‐Arid Forest

Effectiveness of mulching after mechanised construction of firebreaks on the hydrological and erosive response of soil in a Mediterranean forest affected by a severe wildfire

Managing pine forest ecosystems after fire: The need of being proactive under future uncertainty

Effects of Fibrous Roots of Four Herbaceous Species on Water Flow Velocity and Rill Detachment Capacity

Burn Severity and Postfire Salvage Logging Effects on Vegetation and Soil System in a Short-Term Period in Mediterranean Pine Forests

Fire Vulnerability, Resilience, and Recovery Rates of Mediterranean Pine Forests Using a 33-Year Time Series of Satellite Imagery

Effects of small rock check dams on channel bed, vegetation diversity, and soil properties 10 years after a severe wildfire in forest micro‐catchments of central eastern Spain

The snow cover is more important than other climatic variables on the prediction of vegetation dynamics in the Pyrenees (1981–2014)

Drought in the middle growing season inhibited carbon uptake more critical in an anthropogenic shrub ecosystem of Northwest China

Effects of grazing on soil properties in mediterranean forests (Central-Eastern Spain)

Trophic interactions in soil micro‐food webs drive ecosystem multifunctionality along tree species richness

Short-term evaluation of soil physical, chemical and biochemical properties in an abandoned cropland treated with different soil organic amendments under semiarid conditions

Delayed application of straw mulching increases soil erosion in Mediterranean pine forests burned by wildfires

Tree species identity drives the vertical distribution of soil carbon and nutrient concentrations in the Loess Plateau, China

Short-Term Effects of Prescribed Burn Seasonality on the Understory in a Pinus nigra Arnold subsp. salzmannii (Dunal) Franco Mediterranean Forest

Effects of prescribed fire on the post‐fire hydrological processes in agro‐forest ecosystems: A systematic review and a meta‐analysis

Sustainable Use of Treated Municipal Wastewater after Chlorination: Short-Term Effects on Crops and Soils

Effects of wildfire and post-fire salvage logging on rainsplash erosion in a semi-arid pine forest of Central Eastern Spain

The effect of silvicultural systems on soil function depends on bedrock geology and altitude

New sciences & technologies in soil conservation and eco-sustainability

Soil protist functional composition shifts with atmospheric nitrogen deposition in subtropical forests

Short-Term Response of Soil Bacterial Communities after Prescribed Fires in Semi-Arid Mediterranean Forests

Effects of wildfire and post-fire salvage logging on rainsplash erosion in a semi-arid pine forest of Central Eastern Spain

Exploring the factors influencing the hydrological response of soil after low and high-severity fires with post-fire mulching in Mediterranean forests

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Eva Marino

Diego I. Rodríguez Hernández

Demetrio Antonio Zema

Nikolaos Tziolas

Santo M. Zimbone

Jorge Mataix-Solera

Fuensanta Garcia-Orenes

MANUEL DELGADO-BAQUERIZO

Javier González-Romero

Paolo Tarolli

Isabel Miralles

Jorge de las Heras

Peter Manning

Álvaro Fajardo-Cantos

Paolo Salvatore Calabrò

Raúl Ortega

Daniel Moya

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