Remote islands harbour many endemic species and unique ecosystems. They are also
some of the world's most human-impacted systems. It is essential to understand how island …

ABSTRACT Aim The Neogene fossil record of Pinus canariensis C. Sm ex DC. suggests a
wider past distribution in Europe, but due to extirpation by past climatic events, today this …

Assessing genetic diversity, population connectivity, demographic patterns, and
phylogeographic relationships is vital for understanding the evolutionary history of species …

We would like to congratulate Pokorný and Borges (2023)(hereafter P&B) on their recent
and interesting paper published in this journal, describing the plant–insect interactions …

Among the most delicate native vascular plants present in the Azores archipelago (central
Atlantic Ocean, Portugal) are the Hymenophyllaceae, known as the filmy ferns, due to their …

The fossil record of the Azores still lacks evidence of terrestrial invertebrates. Based on a
study of the collections of Quaternary fossil plant imprints from the Azores, located in the …

The Changbaishan volcano, located in northeast China, produced a large amount of
charcoal during the “Millennium Eruption”(c. 946 CE). In this paper, we report a high …

Palaeobotanical research on oceanic islands has been largely ignored despite its
importance for providing empirical proof to disentangle insular plant diversity, evolution …

Laurus (Lauraceae) species are currently restricted to isolated refugia in the southern Black
Sea, Mediterranean Basin, southern Morocco, and Macaronesian archipelagos. One to …

In a recent review article, Lima & Meneses (2023, Geoconservation Research, 6 (1): 114-
127) reported on the Azores Geopark, introducing a new geosite for São Miguel Island. We …