Comportamiento frente a la sequía de plantas rebrotadas tras tala en bosque mediterráneo el caso de Quercus ilex
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Se estudio la conducta ecofisiológica en respuesta a la sequía de plantas de encina (Quercus ilex L.) intactas (controles) y plantas rebrotadas tras tala de la misma especie. El experimento se realizó a lo largo de un año en la Sierra de Collserola, Barcelona, España utilizando diversas de bosque con diferente disponibilidad de agua en el suelo
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