José A. Gómez is affiliated with the Spanish National Research Council in Spain. Their research spans several areas within agricultural and environmental sciences, with a focus on soil and water conservation and related ecological processes.
Their recent publications include studies on vegetation and agricultural crop assessment, plant diseases, soil properties, and erosion management in various landscapes. Notable papers include:
José A. Gómez collaborates frequently with several co-authors, including Gema Guzmán, María-Auxiliadora Soriano, Blanca B. Landa, David Zumr, and Elías Fereres. The collaboration numbers indicate significant recurring partnerships, with up to eighteen shared works with Gema Guzmán.
The most frequent venues for their publications are:
Their main fields of study span Agricultural and Biological Sciences and Environmental Science. More specifically, their subfields of interest include:
The scientist's research addresses topics such as:
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Gema Guzmán;John N. Quinton;Mark A. Nearing;Lionel Mabit
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Tomás R. Tenreiro;Margarita García-Vila;José A. Gómez;José A. Jiménez-Berni
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José Alfonso Gómez;Mercedes Campos;Gema Guzmán;Franco Castillo-Llanque
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