Minerva García-Carmona

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Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche

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Minerva García-Carmona is a Lecturer at Miguel Hernández University of Elche, Spain. Her research focuses on fire ecology, soil recovery processes, and the effects of biocrust and organic amendments on microbial communities. Recent publications include studies on pyrogenic carbon production, post-fire management, and the impact of herbivores on soil properties in various ecosystems.

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Jorge Mataix-Solera

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Fuensanta Garcia-Orenes

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Irene Ortiz Bernad

Universidad de Granada

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Universidad de Granada

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Pyrogenic carbon production in eucalypt forests under low to moderate fire severities

Post-fire management and biocrust development interact in mid-term soil recovery after a wildfire

Post-fire management and biocrust development interact in mid-term soil recovery after a wildfire

Ungulate herbivores promote contrasting modifications of soil properties and organic carbon stabilization in a grazed grassland versus rewilded woodland environment

Post-fire wood mulch negatively affects the moss biocrust cover and its positive effects on microbial diversity in a semi-arid Mediterranean forest

Effects of Pruning Mulch on Nutrient Concentration of Avocado (Persea americana Mill.) Fruit under Subtropical Conditions

Moss biocrust accelerates the recovery and resilience of soil microbial communities in fire-affected semi-arid Mediterranean soils

Contrasting Organic Amendments Induce Different Short-Term Responses in Soil Abiotic and Biotic Properties in a Fire-Affected Native Mediterranean Forest in Chile

Salvage logging alters microbial community structure and functioning after a wildfire in a Mediterranean forest

Soil Vulnerability Indicators to Degradation by Wildfires in Torres del Paine National Park (Patagonia, Chile)

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Jorge Mataix-Solera

Fuensanta Garcia-Orenes

Irene Ortiz Bernad

Emilia Fernández

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