Abstract Although native to Australia, Eucalyptus species are found throughout Europe. At
present, they are located mainly in the Iberian Peninsula and Eucalyptus globulus is the …

In burned landscapes, the recruitment success of the tree dominant species mainly depends
on plant competition mechanisms operating at fine spatial scale, that may hinder resource …

Climate change and disturbance are two major factors affecting the establishment of
invasive species, yet few studies to date have assessed the individual and interactive effects …

Projections of future wildfire regimes forecast an increased frequency of large high-severity
fires that create very harsh environmental conditions and constitute a challenge to post-fire …

Plantations of alien tree species may pose environmental risks associated to their
spontaneous spread in areas of introduction. Eucalyptus globulus Labill. is one of the most …

Trees usually face simultaneous stresses and have evolved to deal with them naturally.
However, as a consequence of climate change, heat waves and drought stress have …

Diversification of forests, both in terms of structure and species, has been identified as one of
the main strategies for adapting forests to climate change. Among the different options …

Globally, Eucalyptus plantations occupy 22 million ha area and is one of the preferred
hardwood species due to their short rotation, rapid growth, adaptability and wood properties …

Abstract Plantations of Eucalyptus globulus Labill. have expanded rapidly over the last four
decades across temperate parts of the globe. There has been growing concern about the …

Several eucalypt species are known for their capacity to massively regenerate through
seeds in recently burned areas, becoming an ecological problem in regions where the …