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Alejo Carballeira is affiliated with the University of Santiago de Compostela in Spain. Their academic profile is characterized by a research career linked to this institution.

There are no recent papers, frequent co-authors, publication venues, book publications, main fields of study, subfields, or main research topics currently documented for this scientist. Additionally, no awards have been recorded in relation to their work.

Given the absence of detailed data on publications, research areas, and collaborations, the overview focuses on Alejo Carballeira's institutional affiliation as the available information.

Best Publications

  • Moss bag biomonitoring: a methodological review.

    A. Ares;J.R. Aboal;A. Carballeira;S. Giordano

  • Seasonal variation and background levels of heavy metals in two green seaweeds

    R Villares;X Puente;A Carballeira

  • Nitrogen concentrations in mosses indicate the spatial distribution of atmospheric nitrogen deposition in Europe.

    H. Harmens;D.A. Norris;D.M. Cooper;G. Mills

  • Is it possible to estimate atmospheric deposition of heavy metals by analysis of terrestrial mosses

    J.R. Aboal;J.A. Fernández;T. Boquete;A. Carballeira

  • An extended study of heavy metal deposition in Galicia (NW Spain) based on moss analysis.

    J.A Fernández;A Rey;A Carballeira

  • Evaluation of Contamination, by Different Elements, in Terrestrial Mosses

    J. A. Fernández;A. Carballeira

  • Ulva and Enteromorpha as indicators of heavy metal pollution

    R. Villares;X. Puente;A. Carballeira

  • A critical review of protocols for moss biomonitoring of atmospheric deposition: Sampling and sample preparation

    J.A. Fernández;M.T. Boquete;A. Carballeira;J.R. Aboal

  • Uptake of heavy metals to the extracellular and intracellular compartments in three species of aquatic bryophyte.

    M.D. Vázquez;J. López;A. Carballeira

  • Use of native and transplanted mosses as complementary techniques for biomonitoring mercury around an industrial facility.

    J.A Fernández;J.R Aboal;A Carballeira

  • A comparison of indigenous mosses and topsoils for use in monitoring atmospheric heavy metal deposition in Galicia (northwest Spain)

    J.A Fernández;A Carballeira

  • Background heavy metal levels in estuarine sediments and organisms in Galicia (northwest Spain) as determined by modal analysis

    Emilio Carral;Xoán Puente;Rubén Villares;Alejo Carballeira

  • Biomonitoring of metal deposition in northern Spain by moss analysis

    J.A Fernández;A Ederra;E Núñez;J Martı́nez-Abaigar

  • Oak leaves and pine needles as biomonitors of airborne trace elements pollution

    J.R Aboal;J.A Fernández;A Carballeira

  • Influence of watershed lithology on heavy metal levels in estuarine sediments and organisms in Galicia (North-West Spain)

    E. Carral;R. villares;X. Puente;A. Carballeira

  • Regional-scale monitoring of coastal contamination. Nutrients and heavy metals in estuarine sediments and organisms on the coast of Galicia (northwest Spain)

    A. Carballeira;E. Carral;X. Puente;R. Villares

  • Release of allelochemical agents from litter, throughfall, and topsoil in plantations of Eucalyptus globulus labill in Spain

    A. Molina;M. J. Reigosa;A. Carballeira

  • Nacreous shell of Mytilus galloprovincialis as a biomonitor of heavy metal pollution in Galiza (NW Spain)

    Xoán Puente;Rubén Villares;Emilio Carral;Alejo Carballeira

  • A new moss biomonitoring method for detecting sources of small scale pollution

    J. Ángel Fernández;Jesús R. Aboal;Carlos Real;Alejo Carballeira

  • Active biomonitoring of element uptake with terrestrial mosses: a comparison of bulk and dry deposition.

    J.A Couto;J.A Fernández;J.R Aboal;A Carballeira

  • Biomonitoring metal deposition in Galicia (NW Spain) with mosses: factors affecting bioconcentration

    J.A. Fernández;A. Carballeira

Frequent Co-Authors

Jesús R. Aboal
Jesús R. Aboal University of Santiago de Compostela
J.A. Fernández
J.A. Fernández University of Santiago de Compostela
Manuel J. Reigosa
Manuel J. Reigosa Universidade de Vigo
Simonetta Giordano
Simonetta Giordano University of Naples Federico II
Eiliv Steinnes
Eiliv Steinnes Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Harald G. Zechmeister
Harald G. Zechmeister University of Vienna
Harry Harmens
Harry Harmens Bangor University
Marina Frontasyeva
Marina Frontasyeva Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
Trajče Stafilov
Trajče Stafilov Saints Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje
Paola Adamo
Paola Adamo University of Naples Federico II

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