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List of works by Paul-Camilo Zalamea

Acrogenospora terricola sp. nov., a fungal species associated with seeds of pioneer trees in the soil seed bank of a lowland forest in Panama ⬇️

scientific article published on 31 October 2022

Asynchrony of seasons: genetic differentiation associated with geographic variation in climatic seasonality and reproductive phenology.

scientific article

Closely related tree species support distinct communities of seed‐associated fungi in a lowland tropical forest

scientific article published on 07 February 2021

Continental-scale patterns of Cecropia reproductive phenology: evidence from herbarium specimens

scientific article published on 12 January 2011

Do soil microbes and abrasion by soil particles influence persistence and loss of physical dormancy in seeds of tropical pioneers?

scientific article

Dormancy-defense syndromes and tradeoffs between physical and chemical defenses in seeds of pioneer species

scientific article published on 03 August 2018

Growth pattern and age determination for Cecropia sciadophylla (Urticaceae).

scientific article published in March 2008

Investment in seed physical defence is associated with species' light requirement for regeneration and seed persistence: evidence from Macaranga species in Borneo

scientific article (publication date: 2014)

No evidence that boron influences tree species distributions in lowland tropical forests of Panama

scientific article published on 16 November 2016

Seed polyphenols in a diverse tropical plant community

article

Seedling growth responses to phosphorus reflect adult distribution patterns of tropical trees

scientific article published on 10 June 2016

Soilborne fungi have host affinity and host-specific effects on seed germination and survival in a lowland tropical forest

scientific article

The genus Cecropia: a biological clock to estimate the age of recently disturbed areas in the Neotropics.

scientific article

What is in a name? That which we callCecropia peltataby any other name would be as invasive?†

scientific article published in 2011

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