Miguel N. Bugalho

The paper shows that nutrient enrichment, especially with nitrogen and phosphorus, reduces C4 plant cover in grasslands, disrupting climate-driven C3-C4 balance globally.

The paper tests how road type and context affect carnivore-mediated seed crossings in Mediterranean oak woodlands, finding higher crossings on unpaved roads and near roadkill hotspots.

This study shows that high and recent grazing pressure reduce cork oak seedling survival and resprouting, with legacy effects and climate modulating outcomes.

This study examines how road proximity affects rodent-mediated seed dispersal frequency and distance in Mediterranean oak woodlands, finding differential responses based on road type, edge context, and microhabitat structure.

The paper shows that plant biomass response to annual precipitation depends on how evenly precipitation is distributed within the year.

This study examines how road type and location affect seed dispersal by rodents and carnivores, finding roads act as barriers and roadways as corridors for different species.

This study shows nutrient addition reduces plant diversity at local and larger scales equally, without causing biotic homogenization in global grasslands.

This study conducts a 33-year meta-analysis showing livestock negatively affects oak regeneration, with small livestock like sheep and goats having a stronger impact than mixed-size systems.