Enrique is interested in understanding how human activities can affect bryophytes diversity in boreal and tropical ecosystems. After his studies at the Universidad de la Sierra Juárez (BSc) and the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo (MSc) in Mexico, he started his Ph.D. at the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Canada. His current research project consists to evaluate the effect of boreal forest fragmentation on bryophyte diversity.
Projet de recherche : Landscape effects on bryophyte biodiversity
Landscape effects on bryophyte biodiversity. This project pretend to understand how the boreal forest fragmentation offerts the biodiversity of bryophytes in differents scales. First we are going to explore how the communities of these plants are affected by the landscape configuration created by the forest management. After this we pretend to identify some species which let us to know which is the forest fragmentation effects in their populations to molecular level.
Marion Noualhaguet, Carlos Cerrejon Lozano, Mélanie Jean, Enrique Hernandez Rodriguez, Juanita Carolina Rodríguez-Rodríguez, Rémi Boisvert, Mialintsoa Aroniaina Randriamananjara, Andréane Garant, Isabelle Aubin, Diane L. Haughland, Richard Caners, Troy McMullin, André Arsenault, Nicole J. Fenton. (2026). Functional traits in non-vascular photoautotrophs (bryophytes and lichens): retrospective review and outlook towards a unified ontology Environ. Rev.. 1. 10.1139/er-2026-0019 lien
Marion Noualhaguet, Enrique Hernandez Rodriguez, Miguel Montoro Girona. (2025). Drivers of understory vegetation 18 years after novel experimental partial-harvest treatments in Canadian boreal forests Applied Soil Ecology. 122949. 10.1016/j.foreco.2025.122949 lien
Enrique Hernandez Rodriguez, Luis Escalera-Vázquez, Deneb García-Ávila, Miguel Montoro Girona, Eduardo Mendoza. (2021). Reduced-Impact Logging Maintain High Moss Diversity in Temperate Forests. Forests. 12(4):383. 10.3390/f12040383 lien