In the context of global change, wildfires are not only a threat but are also increasing in their
severity in forest ecosystems worldwide, affecting and modifying vegetation, wildlife, and …

Mediterranean forest ecosystems are characterized by various vascular plant groups with
their associated mycorrhizae and free living soil fungi with various ecological functions. Fire …

In Mediterranean forests, wildfires are a common feature which profoundly alters vegetation
and its associated fungal communities. While a great deal of research has been advocated …

Natural forests and plantations of Pinus are ecologically and economically important
worldwide, producing an array of goods and services, including the provision of non-wood …

Prescribed burning application for fire risk reduction, pasture improvement and conservation
of natural habitats of Community interest, is increasing throughout Europe. Monitoring …

Background More than a decade of fire suppression has changed the structure of fire-
adapted shrubland ecosystems in Spain's National Parks, which are now at extreme risk of …

The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of wildfire and subsequent forest
management on the diversity and functional community structure of fungi during early stage …

Fire frequency and burn severity may increase in pine forests in the Mediterranean Basin
under the warmer and drier climate projected for this region. Our study aims to evaluate the …

Cistus ladanifer scrublands are widely distributed in the Mediterranean basin and represent
an early stage of secondary succession following major disturbances (eg, fire). This …

This study examined the short-term effects of wildfire on fungal communities in two
Mediterranean ecosystems in northwestern Spain, dominated by Pinus pinaster Ait. and …