Dr. Guillermo Bueno

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Research Fellow
cgbuenog[at]gmail.com

I am interested in how biotic interactions (especially plant-animal, plant-plant and plant-fungi) can shape plant communities at different scales in relation to environmental gradients. My research involves many approaches aimed at understanding the ecological consequences of global changes and disturbances. My current focus is on plant mycorrhizal traits, trying to understand their distribution at large spatial scales, as well as their role in plant communities and ecosystems.

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Research Fellow
cgbuenog[at]gmail.com

I am interested in how biotic interactions (especially plant-animal, plant-plant and plant-fungi) can shape plant communities at different scales in relation to environmental gradients. My research involves many approaches aimed at understanding the ecological consequences of global changes and disturbances. My current focus is on plant mycorrhizal traits, trying to understand their distribution at large spatial scales, as well as their role in plant communities and ecosystems.