Volume 90, Issue 1

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February 2016

Special Issue: Management of Montados and Dehesas for High Nature Value: An interdisciplinary pathway

Issue Editors:

Maria Isabel Ferraz-de-Oliveira,
Teresa Pinto-Correia

14 articles in this issue

Management of Montados and Dehesas for High Nature Value: an interdisciplinary pathway
Maria Isabel Ferraz-de-Oliveira
Carla Azeda
Teresa Pinto-Correia
EditorialNotes 03 February 2016 Pages: 1 - 6
Towards the identification and assessment of HNV Dehesas: a meso-scale approach
Pablo Acebes
David Pereira
Juan J. Oñate
OriginalPaper 05 November 2014 Pages: 7 - 22
A remote sensing-based approach to estimating montado canopy density using the FCD model: a contribution to identifying HNV farmlands in southern Portugal
Sérgio Godinho
Artur Gil
Teresa Pinto-Correia
OriginalPaper 19 November 2014 Pages: 23 - 34
Using the high conservation value forest concept and Pareto optimization to identify areas maximizing biodiversity and ecosystem services in cork oak landscapes
M. N. Bugalho
F. S. Dias
J. O. Cerdeira
OriginalPaper 19 April 2015 Pages: 35 - 44
Can birds play a role as High Nature Value indicators of montado system?
L. Catarino
C. Godinho
J. E. Rabaça
OriginalPaper 06 November 2014 Pages: 45 - 56
Overgrazing in the Montado? The need for monitoring grazing pressure at paddock scale
Elvira Sales-Baptista
Manuel Cancela d’Abreu
Maria Isabel Ferraz-de-Oliveira
OriginalPaper 09 January 2015 Pages: 57 - 68
The effects of grazing management in montado fragmentation and heterogeneity
Mara Almeida
Carla Azeda
Teresa Pinto-Correia
OriginalPaper 10 January 2015 Pages: 69 - 85
Exploring the causes of high biodiversity of Iberian dehesas: the importance of wood pastures and marginal habitats
Gerardo Moreno
Guillermo Gonzalez-Bornay
Mario Diaz
OriginalPaper 29 May 2015 Pages: 87 - 105
Regeneration patterns of Quercus suber according to montado management systems
M. Paula Simões
Anabela F. Belo
Manuel Madeira
OriginalPaper 29 May 2015 Pages: 107 - 115
Assessment of the diversity of epigeous Basidiomycota under different soil-management systems in a montado ecosystem: a case study conducted in Alentejo
Celeste Santos-Silva
Rogério Louro
OriginalPaper 04 April 2015 Pages: 117 - 126
Temporal effects dominate land use as factors affecting soil nematode communities in Mediterranean oak woodlands
Maria Luísa Arosa
Helena Freitas
Sofia R. Costa
OriginalPaper 04 November 2014 Pages: 127 - 136
Emergy analysis of a silvo-pastoral system, a case study in southern Portugal
Ana Margarida P. Fonseca
Carlos A. F. Marques
Daniel E. Campbell
OriginalPaper 30 December 2015 Pages: 137 - 157
Birds as predators of cork and holm oak pests
Ricardo S. Ceia
Jaime A. Ramos
OriginalPaper 30 September 2014 Pages: 159 - 176
Assessment of environment, land management, and spatial variables on recent changes in montado land cover in southern Portugal
Sérgio Godinho
Nuno Guiomar
Teresa Pinto-Correia
OriginalPaper 05 November 2014 Pages: 177 - 192

Volume 90, Issue 1

Management of Montados and Dehesas for High Nature Value: an interdisciplinary pathway

Towards the identification and assessment of HNV Dehesas: a meso-scale approach

A remote sensing-based approach to estimating montado canopy density using the FCD model: a contribution to identifying HNV farmlands in southern Portugal

Using the high conservation value forest concept and Pareto optimization to identify areas maximizing biodiversity and ecosystem services in cork oak landscapes

Can birds play a role as High Nature Value indicators of montado system?

Overgrazing in the Montado? The need for monitoring grazing pressure at paddock scale

The effects of grazing management in montado fragmentation and heterogeneity

Exploring the causes of high biodiversity of Iberian dehesas: the importance of wood pastures and marginal habitats

Regeneration patterns of Quercus suber according to montado management systems

Assessment of the diversity of epigeous Basidiomycota under different soil-management systems in a montado ecosystem: a case study conducted in Alentejo

Temporal effects dominate land use as factors affecting soil nematode communities in Mediterranean oak woodlands

Emergy analysis of a silvo-pastoral system, a case study in southern Portugal

Birds as predators of cork and holm oak pests

Assessment of environment, land management, and spatial variables on recent changes in montado land cover in southern Portugal

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