Some plants have grown spontaneously next to specimens that were planted at the beginning of the project, which may indicate facilitation phenomena.

Individuals of numerous species have been found growing next to some of the plants that were planted at the beginning of the project: Pinus halepensis next to Lygeum spartum, Chamaerops humilis next to Pinus halepensis, Brachypodium retusum next to Lygeum spartum, Dorycnium pentaphyllum next to Pinus halepensis. This can be due to facilitation processes.

Two postgraduate students from the Antonio Narro Buenavista Saltico Agrarian Autonomous University (Coahuila, Mexico) collaborate on the project.

Renata Sánchez Vargas and Kelly Amayrani Escalante Roblero, students of the Postgraduate Course on Sustainable Management of Natural Resources in Arid and Semi-Arid Zones of the Antonio Narro Buenavista Saltico Autonomous Agrarian University (Coahuila, Mexico) collaborate in the FiAmbRes Project during their stay in the Group of Research funded by a scholarship from the Erasmus …

Two postgraduate students from the Antonio Narro Buenavista Saltico Agrarian Autonomous University (Coahuila, Mexico) collaborate on the project. Read More »

Atriplex halimus plants begin to lose their leaves.

As happened in the summer of 2022, the Atriplex halimus plants begin to wither and fall to the ground. It is a strategy of the species to withstand the most unfavorable period due to the extremely high temperatures of summer.