Josu G. Alday is affiliated with the University of Lleida in Spain and contributes extensively to the fields of Agricultural and Biological Sciences as well as Environmental Science.
Their research spans several key subfields including:
Alday's work primarily addresses topics related to:
They have published articles in notable journals, with frequent appearances in:
Selected recent publications include:
Josu G. Alday has collaborated frequently with several researchers, including:
In addition to journals, Alday has contributed to book publications, notably with the European Organization for Nuclear Research. One such work is "Manual d'itineraris de gestió micològica a Catalunya" published in 2022.
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