A widespread increase in forest cover is underway in northern Mediterranean forests
because of land abandonment and decreased wood demand, but the resilience of these …

The role of species diversity on ecosystem resistance in the face of strong environmental
fluctuations has been addressed from both theoretical and experimental viewpoints to reveal …

Deforestation is widely studied throughout the world. However, a less evident issue is the
effect of climate change and drought on remnants of native forests. The objective of this work …

Several studies have documented that regional climate warming and the resulting increase
in drought stress have triggered increased tree mortality in semiarid forests with unavoidable …

The increase in frequency and intensity of droughts due to climate change might threaten
forests under stress levels causing dieback and mortality episodes. Thus, deciphering how …

Increased intensity and duration of droughts and high-temperature events have been
associated with forest decline in many parts of the world, and these decline events are …

Forecasted increase drought frequency and severity may drive worldwide declines in forest
productivity. Species‐level responses to a drier world are likely to be influenced by their …

Climate change is likely to produce more frequent and longer droughts in the Mediterranean
region, like that of 1994, which produced important changes in the Quercus ilex forests, with …

3.1 Global change exacerbating Mediterranean stresses Mediterranean forests have always
had to cope with challenging environmental conditions that change across different temporal …

Questions Climate change‐type drought (the combination of drought and heatwave) has
become a widely documented driver of forest dieback yet, to date, limited measurement of …