J. Creus’s scientific contributions

... The study was performed using data from two representative Spanish forest pine stands: a Pinus pinea forest stand at Hoyo de Pinares (Ávila, 40º31′3,9″N, 4º23′52″W, at an elevation of 900 m) and a Pinus nigra forest stand at Sierra de Cazorla (Jaén, 37º48′49''N, 2º57′30''W, at an elevation of 1,800 m). Hoyo de Pinares and Sierra de Cazorla are home to some of the oldest pines dated for the species (Creus 1998;Natalini et al. 2016). The climate in Hoyo de Pinares is continental Mediterranean, the mean annual temperature is 12.2 ºC, the mean monthly temperatures range between 3 ºC in January and 23 ºC in July and the average annual precipitation is 511 mm. ...

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Carbon storage potentiality in successional and secondary old growth forests