Impact of current and future climate change on the potential habitat suitability of Quercus coccifera L. in the Southern Mediterranean: Comparative study

Impact of Climate Change on the Spatial Dynamics of Habitats Suitable for the Genus Clusia L. in Peru

Climate change is expected to reshape the climatic suitability of Neotropical plant taxa, particularly in topographically complex regions such as the tropical Andes, yet no nationwide assessment exists for the genus Clusia L. (Clusiaceae) in Peru. We modeled its current and future potential distribution using MaxEnt, b...

Climate change and conservation of threatened tree species in the Doce River Basin: an ecological niche modeling approach

Tropical forests, particularly the Atlantic Forest, are among the most biodiverse and threatened ecosystems on Earth. Intense fragmentation, historical deforestation, and climate change have compromised their integrity and endangered endemic and rare species. The situation is even more critical in the Doce River Basin...

Assessing Potential Changes in the Distribution of Major Warm–Temperate Tree Species in South Korea Under Climate Change Scenarios

Climate change drives shifts in forest vegetation zones, and the major tree species of warm–temperate evergreen broad-leaved forests in South Korea are also expected to undergo changes in their potential distributions under future climate conditions. This study applied a Committee Averaging (CA) ensemble species distri...

Modelling the current and future potential distributions of Quercus suber and Q. ilex (Fagaceae) in Algeria

Climate change drives niche shift and habitat fragmentation of Ferula gummosa medicinal species: a multi-model ensemble (CMIP6) assessment for conservation planning

How Will Climate Change Affect the Future Habitat Suitability of Douglas-fir in Romania?

Climate change is expected to substantially alter the distribution of forest tree species, requiring reliable tools to support adaptive forest management. Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco), one of the most productive and economically valuable conifer species cultivated in Europe, has attracted increasi...