Mountain regions worldwide harbour key and unique biodiversity, yet they are increasingly threatened by multiple human pressures projected to intensify throughout the 21
st
century. While invasive species are widely recognized as one of the main drivers of global biodiversity loss, until recently, their pressure in...
Arnau Bosch-Guiu, Julian W. Zeller, P. González-Moreno et al.· ARPHA Conference Abstracts· 0 citations
Invasive plant pathogens, such as
Xylella fastidiosa
(
Xf
), pose a major threat to global agricultural and natural ecosystems, yet their impacts are rarely assessed across agro–natural interfaces where plant diversity, landscape structure and environmental stress interact. Here, we examine how
Xf
infection, en...
R. Hernández‐Lambraño, F. Ruiz-Gómez, Montserrat Vilà et al.· NeoBiota· 0 citations
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