Maria Inmaculada Valverde Asenjo

Profesor Contratado Doctor

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Spain

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Maria Inmaculada Valverde Asenjo is a Profesor Contratado Doctor at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain. Her research focuses on soil ecology and remediation techniques, particularly in relation to HCHs-polluted soils and the effects of drought on soil structure. She has contributed to various studies examining soil-vegetation networks, ecosystem biodiversity, and the impact of land use on soil properties.

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Luis García Montero

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

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Thom W. Kuyper

Wageningen University & Research

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José Ramón Quintana Nieto

Profesor Ayudante Doctor

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

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Articles (11)

Niche construction by two ectomycorrhizal truffle species (Tuber aestivum and T. melanosporum)

Exploring the potential of horse amendment for the remediation of HCHs-polluted soils

A new quality index based on soil-vegetation networks to determine the recovery of functionality in abandoned agrosystems

Drought differently destabilizes soil structure in a chronosequence of abandoned agricultural lands

Estudio de la influencia del uso del suelo en las relaciones entre variables físico-químicas a través de análisis de redes

Mediterranean grassland succession as an indicator of changes in ecosystem biodiversity and functionality

Comparison of soil quality indexes calculated by network and principal component analysis for carbonated soils under different uses

Inter-laboratory validation of an ISO test method for measuring enzyme activities in soil samples using colorimetric substrates

Interannual climate variability determines the efficiency of functional recovery in dry Mediterranean abandoned vineyards

Colonizing vegetation type drives evolution of organic matter in secondary succession in abandoned vineyards

Soil and vegetation dynamics in a chronosequence of abandoned vineyards

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Luis García Montero

Thom W. Kuyper

José Ramón Quintana Nieto

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