Josep Peñuelas

The paper examines asymmetric photosynthetic responses to hydrothermal variations between the first and second halves of the year in the Amazon rainforest, finding stronger precipitation limitations in the second half.

The paper assesses how human land use affects plant functional diversity across Europe, finding lower functional richness and divergence but higher evenness in disturbed areas.

This study examines the chemical phenotypic flexibility of Pinus uncinata along an altitudinal gradient using eco-metabolomics, revealing significant metabolome shifts at the edges of the distribution.

This study shows forest greening alters tree phenology by causing earlier spring and autumn events through seasonal biophysical warming and cooling effects.

The paper examines phenological shifts in European vegetation and herbivorous insects over 34 years, finding that 61.2% have become asynchronous, with vegetation advancing faster than insects.