Xavier Serra Maluquer

@xavismaluquer.bsky.social

Posdoc - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Forest Ecology | Biogeography | Ecosystem function | Dendroecology

🚨🚨 Paper alert 🚨🚨 We study sterol specialisation in 4 cavity-nesting bees in European cities to understand if it reflects plant host specialisation! We also compare sterol composition in pollen provisions and in adult bees to assess of bees are exactly what they eat 🐝🐝 #urbanecology #bees

Functional Ecology@funecology.bsky.social · 3mo ago

📰Published📰From pollen provision to pollinator: species-specific sterol assimilation by wild bees in urban landscapes🐝 buff.ly/znToygP 🧪🌍️

Nearly 50% of Earth's land cover and upwards of 70% of Biodiversity Hotspots are extreme environments. Yet many ecological theories fail in these habitats. Here, we explain why and showcase what extreme environments can tell us in a world of new extremes. #Fulbright dx.doi.org/10.1002/ecs2...

Extreme environments in a world of new extremes

Extreme environments, whether defined by climate, soils, or disturbance, at landscape or micro-scales, are prevalent across Earth's surface and have long served as crucibles for ecological and evolut...

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Check 👀 the press release on the METAGROLAND project at @uni-goettingen.de! Looking forward to develop this amazing research!

Uni Göttingen@uni-goettingen.de · 6mo ago

Restoring the web of life in farmland Congratulations to Dr Velado-Alonso for her #MSCA Postdoc fellowship to study this! She'll look at the complex connections between pollinators, plants and harvests across entire landscapes: www.uni-goettingen.de/en/3240.html... #Sustainability #Biodiversity

A bee - one of the many pollinators that makes harvests and sustainable food possible for us. It is nestling on a pink clover flower in a field of plants.

POR FIN los #bosques pueden decir GRACIAS 🌳🙏 Así se ven los suelos recargados de agua en toda #España 💧🌧️ Las lluvias recientes han rellenado los acuíferos y el sistema subterráneo de los #bosques 📊 En este MAPA vemos la evolución del contenido de agua en el suelo forestal desde octubre hasta hoy⤵️

Ancient pine trees growing in eastern Spain have quietly recorded more than five centuries of Mediterranean weather. Analysis of tree rings clearly shows that todays storms and droughts are becoming more intense and more frequent than almost anything the region has experienced since the early 1500s.

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