juli g. pausas

Pausas J.G., Lamont B.B., Paula S., Appezzato-da-Glória B. & Fidelis A. 2018. Unearthing belowground bud banks in fire-prone ecosystems. New Phytologist 217: 1435–1448. [doi | pdf | BBB database]

Pausas J.G., Lamont B.B. (in press). Ecology and biogeography in 3D: the case of the Australian Proteaceae Journal of Biogeography. [doi | pdf]

Pausas J.G., Parr C.L. 2018. Towards an understanding of the evolutionary role of fire in animals. Evolutionary Ecology 32: 113–125. [doi | pdf]

Archibald et al. 2018. Biological and geophysical feedbacks with fire in the Earth System. Environmental Research Letters 13: 033003. [doi | pdf]

Pausas J.G. & Keeley J.E. 2017. Epicormic resprouting in fire-prone ecosystems. Trends in Plant Science 22: 1008-1015. [doi | pdf]

Pausas J.G. & Ribeiro E. 2017. Fire and plant diversity at the global scale. Global Ecology and Biogeography 26: 889–897. [doi | pdf | data & maps]

Chergui et al. (in press). Socioeconomic factors drive fire regime variability in the Mediterranean Basin. Ecosystems [doi | pdf | post]

Pausas J.G., Keeley J.E., Schwilk D.W. 2017. Flammability as an ecological and evolutionary driver. Journal of Ecology 105: 289-297. [doi | wiley | pdf | brief for managers] Featured on the cover & the cover image

Ottaviani et al. 2017. On plant modularity traits: functions and challenges Trends in Plant Science 22(8): 648-651. [doi | sciencedirect | pdf]

Lamont B.B. et al. 2017. African geoxyles evolved in response to fire; frost came later. Evolutionary Ecology 31(5):603–617 [doi ! pdf]

Pausas J.G. 2017. Bark thickness and fire regime: another twist. New Phytol. 213:13–15. [doi | pdf]

Pausas J.G. & Dantas V.L. 2017. Scale matters: Fire-vegetation feedbacks are needed to explain tropical tree cover at the local sacle. Global Ecol. Biogeogr. 26: 395–399. [doi | pdf]

Keeley J.E. & Pausas J.G. (in press). Evolution of 'smoke' induced seed germination in pyroendemic plants. South African J. Bot. [doi | pdf]

Moreira, B. & Pausas J.G. (in press). Shedding light through the smoke on the germination of Mediterranean Basin flora. South African J. Bot. [doi | draft]

Gómez-González et al. 2017. Postfire responses of the woody flora of Central Chile: insights from a germination experiment PLoS One 12: e0180661. [doi | plos | pdf | suppl. mat.]

Budde et al. 2017. Increased fire frequency promotes stronger spatial genetic structure and natural selection at regional and local scales in Pinus halepensis Mill. Ann. Bot. 119: 1061-1072. [doi | pdf]

Dantas et al. 2016. Disturbance maintains alternative biome states. Ecology Letters 19: 12-19. [doi | wiley | pdf | supp.]

García Y., Castellanos M.C. & Pausas J.G. 2016. Fires can benefit plants by disrupting antagonistic interactions. Oecologia 182, 1165–1173. [doi | pdf]

Pausas, J.G., Pratt, R.B., et al. 2016. Towards understanding resprouting at the global scale. New Phytologist 209: 945-954. [doi | pdf | Global P50-Resprouting data (xls)]

Pausas J.G., Alessio G.A., Moreira B., Segarra-Moragues J.G. 2016. Secondary compounds enhance flammability in a Mediterranean plant. Oecologia 180: 103-110. [doi | pdf | ESM: Tabla S1 (csv)]

Paula et al. 2016. Lignotubers in Mediterranean basin plants. Plant Ecology 217: 661-676. [doi | pdf | suppl.]

Pausas J.G. 2016. Flammable Mexico. Inter. J. Wildland Fire 25(6): 711-713. [doi | pdf ]

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