Stefania Mattana

Associate Professor

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

Spain

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Stefania Mattana is an Associate Professor at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Spain. Her research areas include soil quality indicators, the impact of biochar on soil properties, and the analysis of nematode communities in Mediterranean ecosystems. Recent publications explore topics such as nitrogen fluxes in European forests and the effects of seasonal and chronic droughts on microbial content in Mediterranean soils.

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Research Institute for Nature and Forest

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

Biochar ageing effects on soil respiration, biochar wettability and gaseous CO2 adsorption

Substantial contribution of tree canopy nitrifiers to nitrogen fluxes in European forests

Seasonal drought in Mediterranean soils mainly changes microbial C and N contents whereas chronic drought mainly impairs the capacity of microbes to retain P

Physical, Chemical, and Biological Indicators of Soil Quality in Mediterranean Vineyards under Contrasting Farming Schemes

Long-term effects of gasification biochar application on soil functions in a Mediterranean agroecosystem: Higher addition rates sequester more carbon but pose a risk to soil faunal communities

Biochar addition rate determines contrasting shifts in soil nematode trophic groups in outdoor mesocosms: An appraisal of underlying mechanisms

Fresh biochar application provokes a reduction of nitrate which is unexplained by conventional mechanisms

A Battery of Soil and Plant Indicators of NBS Environmental Performance in the Context of Global Change

Impact of fertilization with pig slurry on the isotopic composition of nitrate retained in soil and leached to groundwater in agricultural areas

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Arne Verstraeten

Alba Llovet

Abilio Sobral

João Gil

Moisès Guardiola

Katell Quenea

Angela Ribas

Neus Otero

Marco Candela

Joan Pino

Sara Marañón Jiménez

M. Teresa Sebastià

Joerg Bachmann

Josep M Alcañiz

Xavier Domene

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