Dear colleague.
Thank you for your feedback. I personally studying some historical Dehesa-like parkland landscapes in Northern Morocco (now extinct) and in Higher Atlas (Tadla-Azilal).
In Spain, I know the work of VICENTE and ALÉS (in Agroforestry Systems, 2006) on long term persistence of dehesas. I was hoping to get the reaction of colleagues who are currently working on this issue.
Regards
Hello Aziz,
You may want to consult Tobias Plieninger about his dehesa study in
http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract?fromPage=online&aid=146613 . For my part, if you can furnish any leads to sources of info on the Algerian or Mirbeck Oak or chêne zène, Quercus canariensis, in North Africa I would be most grateful.
Good luck.
Currently we are working on dehesa in Andalusia (see attached). Further, for your consideration a somewhat older article from dehesa in Extremadura and the most recent historical overview I have come across.
Evidently, we are interest in your experience with P. cinnamomi in dehesa or otherwise in oak, if any.
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