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1. UAVs improve detection of seasonal growth responses during post-fire shrubland recovery J. van Blerk et al.
2. Delayed Vegetation Mortality After Wildfire: Insights from a Mediterranean Ecosystem G. Calderisi et al.
3. Plant behavior and coexistence: stem elongation of the carnivorous subshrub Drosophyllum lusitanicum within xerophytic shrub canopies J. Brewer et al.
4. No genetic adaptation of the Mediterranean keystone shrub Cistus ladanifer in response to experimental fire and extreme drought I. Torres et al.
5. Plant response to the fire regime (1970–2023) in a fynbos World Heritage Site: Ecological indicators for fire management T. Kraaij et al.
6. Influence of Cytinus hypocistis parasitism on fruit and seed production in the mediterranean shrub Cistus albidus N. Sánchez-Ordóñez et al.
7. Sustainable Land Management, Wildfire Risk and the Role of Grazing in Mediterranean Urban-Rural Interfaces: A Regional Approach from Greece A. Colantoni et al.
8. Modeling spatial patterns of fire occurrence in Mediterranean Europe using Multiple Regression and Random Forest S. Oliveira et al.
9. Increased aridity drives post‐fire recovery of Mediterranean forests towards open shrublands M. Baudena et al.
10. Fire season differentially affects resprouters in a Cistus-Erica shrubland of central Spain J. Moreno et al.
11. Temporal and spatial patterns of seed dispersal of four shrubs in a Cistus-Erica shrubland from central Spain J. Moreno et al.
12. Predictive model of spatial scale of forest fire driving factors: a case study of Yunnan Province, China W. Li et al.
13. Identifying the Key Drivers of Changes in the Morphological Traits of Ledum palustre, Rhizosphere Soil Physicochemical Properties, and Microbial Community Structure Along a Fire Chronosequence in the Da Xing’an Mountains of Northeastern China Y. Liang et al.
14. Effects of different loads of Pinus pinaster Ait. litter and ash on the germination and growth of Cistus ladanifer L P. Piñas-Bonilla et al.
15. Effects of changes in the timing and duration of the wet season on the germination of the soil seed bank of a seeder-dominated Mediterranean shrubland B. Céspedes et al.
16. Vegetation responses to season of fire in an aseasonal, fire-prone fynbos shrubland T. Kraaij et al.
17. Active seed sowing can overcome constraints to passive restoration of a critically endangered vegetation type S. Hall et al.
18. Short-term effects of spring prescribed burning on the understory vegetation of a Pinus halepensis forest in Northeastern Spain L. Fuentes et al.
19. Germination response to various temperature regimes of four Mediterranean seeder shrubs across a range of altitudes D. Chamorro et al.
20. Transient facilitation of resprouting shrubs in fire-prone habitats M. Paniw et al.
21. Predation and aridity slow down the spread of 21-year-old planted woodland islets in restored Mediterranean farmland J. Rey Benayas et al.
22. Altered water and nitrogen input shifts succession in a southern California coastal sage community S. Kimball et al.
23. Timing of fire during summer determines seed germination in Mediterranean Cistaceae B. Luna et al.
24. Effects of light and temperature on seed germination of eight Cistus species B. Luna et al.
25. Post‐fire environments are favourable for plant functioning of seeder and resprouter Mediterranean shrubs, even under drought A. Parra & J. Moreno
26. Persistence of a pine tree with mixed fire-adapted life history strategy in subtropical spring fire-prone habitats H. Si et al.
27. Are wildfires an adapted ecological cue breaking physical dormancy in the Mediterranean basin? G. Jaganathan
28. Effects of water stress and smoke on germination of Mediterranean shrubs with hard or soft coat seeds D. Chamorro & J. Moreno
29. Burning season effects on the short‐term post‐fire vegetation dynamics of a Mediterranean heathland B. Céspedes et al.
30. Longer summer seasons after fire induce permanent drought legacy effects on Mediterranean plant communities dominated by obligate seeders D. Salesa et al.
31. Cistus ladanifer comprehensive update on ethnopharmacology chemical profile and biological activities from 2020 to 2024 S. Zazouli & N. Mannani
32. Modifying rainfall patterns in a Mediterranean shrubland: system design, plant responses, and experimental burning A. Parra et al.
33. Plant functional types determine how close postfire seedlings are from their parents in a species-rich shrubland B. Lamont & E. Witkowski
34. Germination responses to current and future temperatures of four seeder shrubs across a latitudinal gradient in western Iberia D. Chamorro et al.
35. Post-fire summer rainfall differentially affects reseeder and resprouter population recovery in fire-prone shrublands of South Africa J. van Blerk et al.
36. Reproductive output, seed anatomy and germination under water stress in the seeder Cistus ladanifer subjected to experimental drought D. Chamorro et al.
37. Fire severity and prolonged drought do not interact to reduce plant regeneration capacity but alter community composition in a Mediterranean shrubland D. Salesa et al.
38. Hydration-Dehydration Effects on Germination Tolerance to Water Stress of Eight Cistus Species B. Luna
39. Post-fire short-term treatments on a hillslope burnt soil: a case in the NW Iberian Atlantic transition region M. Fernández-Raga et al.
40. Spatial modeling of fire in the atlantic forest considering future climate change scenarios in Rio Grande do Sul state – Brazil P. Herrmann et al.
41. Past tree influence and prescribed fire mediate biotic interactions and community reassembly in a grassland‐restoration experiment C. Halpern et al.
42. Germination sensitivity to water stress in four shrubby species across the Mediterranean Basin D. Chamorro et al.
43. Forest fires on the rise: Mapping high-risk zones and socio-economic exposure in İzmir, Turkey M. Shafapourtehrany et al.
44. Cistus ladanifer (Cistaceae): a natural resource in Mediterranean-type ecosystems D. Frazão et al.
45. Functional response and resistance to drought in seedlings of six shrub species with contrasting leaf traits from the Mediterranean Basin and California A. Parra et al.
46. Short-term recovery of post-fire vegetation is primarily limited by drought in Mediterranean forest ecosystems M. Blanco-Rodríguez et al.
47. Past the climate optimum: Recruitment is declining at the world's highest juniper shrublines on the Tibetan Plateau X. Lu et al.
48. Success of post-fire plant recovery strategies varies with shifting fire seasonality R. Tangney et al.
49. Vegetation and soil seed bank relationships across microhabitats in an abandonedQuercus suberparkland under simulated fire I. Torres et al.
50. Spatial relationships between the standing vegetation and the soil seed bank in a fire-prone encroached dehesa in Central Spain I. Torres et al.
51. Germination sensitivity to water stress of eight Cistaceae species from the Western Mediterranean B. Luna & D. Chamorro
52. Exploring the spatial patterns of fire density in Southern Europe using Geographically Weighted Regression S. Oliveira et al.
53. Fire‐induced deforestation in drought‐prone Mediterranean forests: drivers and unknowns from leaves to communities A. Karavani et al.
54. Effect of climatological factors on ground-layer vegetation: a case study to assess and protect the fire-prone grasslands of Odisha, India A. Sahoo & K. Barik
55. Drought differentially affects the post-fire dynamics of seeders and resprouters in a Mediterranean shrubland A. Parra & J. Moreno
56. Does a trade‐off between growth plasticity and resource conservatism mediate post‐fire shrubland responses to rainfall seasonality? J. van Blerk et al.
57. Burning season does not affect post‐fire regeneration but fire alters the balance of the dominant species in a seeder‐dominated Mediterranean shrubland B. Céspedes et al.
58. Local climate controls among-population variation in germination patterns in twoEricaspecies across western Iberia D. Chamorro et al.
59. Does intraspecific variation in demography have implications for fire management of an obligate‐seeder shrub across its geographic range? J. Morgan et al.
60. Interannual Variability in Seed Germination Response to Heat Shock in Cistus ladanifer B. Luna
61. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Fire and summer temperatures work together breaking physical seed dormancy B. Luna
62. Little evidence for local adaptation to soils or microclimate in the post-fire recruitment of three Californian shrubs A. Bieger et al.