Cristina Máguas is affiliated with the University of Lisbon in Portugal and has contributed extensively to the fields of Environmental Science and Agricultural and Biological Sciences. Their research encompasses a substantial body of work, particularly in plant science and ecology, along with areas such as nature and landscape conservation, global and planetary change, and ecology, evolution, behavior, and systematics.
Their prominent subfields of study include:
The main research topics addressed by Cristina Máguas include:
Their recent publications illustrate a wide range of interests and methodologies across related biological and ecological disciplines. Selected recent papers include:
Cristina Máguas frequently publishes in journals such as:
Collaborative efforts are reflected in recurring co-authorship with fellow researchers including:
Mark van Kleunen;Mark van Kleunen;Franz Essl;Jan Pergl;Giuseppe Brundu
Stephan Unger;Cristina Máguas;João Santos Pereira;Teresa Soares David
Barbara Demmig-Adams;Cristina Máguas;William W. Adams;Angelika Meyer
Weverton P. Rodrigues;Madlles Q. Martins;Ana S. Fortunato;Ana P. Rodrigues
Christiane Werner;Hans Schnyder;Matthias Cuntz;C. Keitel
A. S. Clemente;Christiane Werner;Cristina Máguas;M. S. Cabral
Sofia Augusto;Cristina Máguas;João Matos;Maria João Pereira
Maren Dubbert;Matthias Cuntz;Arndt Piayda;Cristina Maguás
Silvia Stofer;Ariel Bergamini;Gregorio Aragón;Palmira Carvalho
Carla Isabel Rodrigues;Rodrigo Maia;Marco Miranda;Miguel Ribeirinho
Ariel Bergamini;Christoph Scheidegger;Silvia Stofer;Palmira Carvalho
Sofia Augusto;Cristina Máguas;Cristina Branquinho
Cristina Branquinho;Gisela Gaio-Oliveira;Sofia Augusto;Pedro Pinho
Pedro Pinho;Teresa Dias;Cristina Cruz;Y. Sim Tang
Christine Hellmann;Rabea Sutter;Kathie Grieve Rascher;Cristina Maguas
P. Pinho;S. Augusto;M.A. Martins-Loução;M.J. Pereira
Kathie Grieve Rascher;Christine Hellmann;Cristina Maguas;Christiane Werner
Hideaki Shibata;Christina Branquinho;William H. McDowell;Myron J. Mitchell
P. Pinho;P. Pinho;A. Bergamini;P. Carvalho;C. Branquinho
José C Ramalho;José C Ramalho;Isabel P Pais;António E Leitão;António E Leitão;Mauro Guerra
Cristina Branquinho;Dennis H. Brown;Cristina Máguas;Fernando Catarino
Christiane Werner;Ulrich Zumkier;Wolfram Beyschlag;Cristina Máguas
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