List of works - Cristian Salgado-Luarte

Antarctic Ecology One Century after the Conquest of the South Pole: How Much Have We Advanced?

Chlorophyll Fluorescence May Predict Tolerance to Herbivory

scientific article published in 2019

Disturbance by an endemic rodent in an arid shrubland is a habitat filter: effects on plant invasion and taxonomical, functional and phylogenetic community structure ⬇️

scientific article published on 12 January 2017

Energy expenditure and body size are targets of natural selection across a wide geographic range, in a terrestrial invertebrate

scientific article published in 2015

Goat grazing reduces diversity and leads to functional, taxonomic, and phylogenetic homogenization in an arid shrubland

scientific article published on 30 October 2018

Habitat-islands in the coastal Atacama Desert: loss of functional redundancy, but not of functional diversity, with decreased precipitation

scientific article

Herbivores modify selection on plant functional traits in a temperate rainforest understory

scientific article published on 14 June 2012

Herbivory may modify functional responses to shade in seedlings of a light-demanding tree species

article

Herbivory on temperate rainforest seedlings in sun and shade: resistance, tolerance and habitat distribution

scientific article

Is physiological performance a good predictor for fitness? Insights from an invasive plant species ⬇️

scientific article

Parallel functional differentiation of an invasive annual plant on two continents ⬇️

article

Positive interactions between the lichenUsnea antarctica(Parmeliaceae) and the native flora in Maritime Antarctica

scholarly article by Susana Gómez-González published in 2012

Species divergence and phylogenetic variation of ecophysiological traits in lianas and trees

scientific article

Tolerance to herbivory and the resource availability hypothesis

scientific article

Trends in Antarctic ecological research in Latin America shown by publications in international journals

scientific article published in 2013

WITHIN-POPULATION GENETIC DIVERSITY OF CLIMBING PLANTS AND TREES IN A TEMPERATE FOREST IN CENTRAL CHILE

article

Woody climbers show greater population genetic differentiation than trees: Insights into the link between ecological traits and diversification

scientific article published on 27 September 2016

List of works by Cristian Salgado-Luarte

Antarctic Ecology One Century after the Conquest of the South Pole: How Much Have We Advanced?

Chlorophyll Fluorescence May Predict Tolerance to Herbivory

Disturbance by an endemic rodent in an arid shrubland is a habitat filter: effects on plant invasion and taxonomical, functional and phylogenetic community structure ⬇️

Energy expenditure and body size are targets of natural selection across a wide geographic range, in a terrestrial invertebrate

Goat grazing reduces diversity and leads to functional, taxonomic, and phylogenetic homogenization in an arid shrubland

Habitat-islands in the coastal Atacama Desert: loss of functional redundancy, but not of functional diversity, with decreased precipitation

Herbivores modify selection on plant functional traits in a temperate rainforest understory

Herbivory may modify functional responses to shade in seedlings of a light-demanding tree species

Herbivory on temperate rainforest seedlings in sun and shade: resistance, tolerance and habitat distribution

Is physiological performance a good predictor for fitness? Insights from an invasive plant species ⬇️

Parallel functional differentiation of an invasive annual plant on two continents ⬇️

Positive interactions between the lichenUsnea antarctica(Parmeliaceae) and the native flora in Maritime Antarctica

Species divergence and phylogenetic variation of ecophysiological traits in lianas and trees

Tolerance to herbivory and the resource availability hypothesis

Trends in Antarctic ecological research in Latin America shown by publications in international journals

WITHIN-POPULATION GENETIC DIVERSITY OF CLIMBING PLANTS AND TREES IN A TEMPERATE FOREST IN CENTRAL CHILE

Woody climbers show greater population genetic differentiation than trees: Insights into the link between ecological traits and diversification