Nombre del autor:cenamad

Revista: Remote SensingAutores: Vergara, B.; Le Feuvre, R.; Torres, P.; Alzamora, R.; Moraga, P.Fecha: 2025 Abstract Nothofagus obliqua forests in south-central Chile are increasingly threatened by outbreaks of a native leaf-miner complex, dominated by the moth Heterobathmia pseuderiocrania. Despite the high ecological and economic value of these forests, landscape-scale monitoring of forest–insect interactions remains limited,

Revista: Frontiers in Forests and Global ChangeAutores: Soto, D.; Donoso, P.; Navarro, C.; Fernández, M.P.Fecha: 2025 Abstract Nothofagus species dominate the temperate forests of South America. Among them, Nothofagus dombeyi and Nothofagus alpina are long-lived, fast-growing pioneer trees with high-quality timber, which makes them attractive for plantation forestry. Unlike conifers, however, these species—particularly N. dombeyi—often

Revista: Forest Ecology and ManagementAutores: Gertner, N.; Vargas, R.; Salas, C.; Fuentes, A.; Elissetche, J.P.; Rubilar, R.Fecha: 2025 Abstract In temperate regions, industrial forestry plantations are increasingly evaluated for their potential to support multifunctional forest systems and sustain ecosystem services, including native plant biodiversity. However significant gaps remain in understanding the environmental and structural drivers