Plants absorb pharmaceuticals and personal-care products carried by irrigation water
Pharmaceutical and personal-care products for human and animal use are increasingly released into the environment.
Bioaccumulation
Bioindicators
Cosmetics @en
Crops
Csic @en
Environment @en
Geu @en
Josep peñuelas @en
Medicines
Mireia bartrons @en
Pharmaceutic
Plants
Ppcp @en
Toxicity
Toxics @en
Trends in plant science @en
Uvic @en
The lack of management in Mediterranean forests is accelerating substitutions of pine with holm oak
A CREAF-led study shows that colonization by holm oak and other broadleaf species in the Iberian Peninsula is occurring much faster than previously thought, the main causes being reductions in forest management and climate change.
Pioneering UN backed, citizen led alliance against mosquito borne diseases joins global fight to save 2.7 Million lives every year
Initiative Empowers National Networks, Stakeholders and Governments to Generate and Access Real-time Data and Tools through UN Electronic Platform ‘Environment Live”.
Geobotany and plant ecophysiology in Europe: some masters
A review about the history of the most outstanding authors in the fields of geobotany and ecophysiology.
Woodlands in their labyrinth: forest management and biodiversity conservation
The forth post of Francisco Lloret's section Festina Lente. In this one he explains different dimensions of combining forest management with biodiversity conservation.
To Jordi and Lluís.
Thinking on group selection
Darwin introduced the idea that selection might not only affect individuals but also other levels. This was a logical extension of his theory.
Plausible rice yield losses under future climate warming
Josep Peñuelas leads a study which suggests that rice yield will be more senstive to climate warming. Adaptatation polices to climate change are urgently needed to reduce its effect on rice yield.
“You only really understand your research if you are able to explain it to a child”
Corina Basnou is a postdoctoral biologist working at CREAF since 2005. Currently, she is studying the topics of ecosystem service and biodiversity.
