Angela Stanisci

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Angela Stanisci is an Associate Professor at the Università degli Studi del Molise, within the Dipartimento di Bioscienze e Territorio in Italy. Her research focuses on biodiversity, particularly in relation to ecological traits of various species, including geometrid moths and plants in coastal ecosystems. Recent publications include studies on alien species monitoring, community stability, and the impacts of climate change on plant species in Mediterranean environments.

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Gabriella Buffa

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Università Ca' Foscari

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DALIA: a relational DAtabase of tree, shrub and LIAna taxa recorded in the Functional Urban Area of Campobasso (Italy)

Linking taxonomic diversity and ecological traits of geometrid moths and plants in coastal dunes: Insights from a Mediterranean LTER site

MARA Vegetation Database: Monitoring Alien species along mountain Roads in the central Apennines

Cross-taxon analysis in the highly threatened Mediterranean dunes reveals consistent diversity patterns in butterfly and plant communities

Below‐ground traits, rare species and environmental stress regulate the biodiversity–ecosystem function relationship

Exploring the Contribution of a Generalist Citizen Science Project for Alien Species Detection and Monitoring in Coastal Areas. A Case Study on the Adriatic of Central Italy

Exploring the distribution pattern of native and alien forests and their woody species diversity in a small Mediterranean city

Drivers of plant community (in)stability along a sea–inland gradient

Alien plant colonisation and community homogenisation: cause or consequence? A test in coastal dunes

Coastal Biodiversity Assessment Aided by Citizen Science Volunteers: A Look at the Italian Central Adriatic

A new approach for assessing winning and losing plant species facing climate change on the GLORIA alpine summits

Identifying Critical Thresholds in the Impacts of Invasive Alien Plants and Dune Paths on Native Coastal Dune Vegetation

Vegetation Dynamics on a Restored salt Marsh Mosaic: a Re-Visitation Study in a Coastal Wetland in Central Italy

Warmer and Poorer: The Fate of Alpine Calcareous Grasslands in Central Apennines (Italy)

Recent changes in high-mountain plant community functional composition in contrasting climate regimes

Exploring Plant Functional Diversity and Redundancy of Mediterranean High-Mountain Habitats in the Apennines

Diagnostic Species Diversity Pattern Can Provide Key Information on Vegetation Change: An Insight into High Mountain Habitats in Central Apennines

The impact of Acacia saligna on the composition and structure of the Mediterranean maquis

Modelling Beach Litter Accumulation on Mediterranean Coastal Landscapes: An Integrative Framework Using Species Distribution Models

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Gabriella Buffa

Marco Colacci

Simone Fattorini

Francesco de Bello

Michele Carbognani

Lucia Antonietta Santoianni

Valter Di Cecco

Maria Carla de Francesco

Maria Laura Carranza

Giulia Capotorti

Andrea Sciarretta

Maurizio CUTINI

Alessandro Petraglia

Anna LOY

DANIELA CICCARELLI

Marta Carboni

Manuela Winkler

SIMONE ORSENIGO

Alicia T. R. Acosta

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