Assunta Florenzano

Associate Professor

University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

Italy

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Assunta Florenzano is an Associate Professor at the Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia in Italy. Her research areas encompass palynology, sustainable land management, and archaeobotany, with recent articles exploring plant-human relationships, biodiversity, and environmental changes in historical contexts. Her work includes significant contributions to understanding floristic diversity and the impacts of human activities on ecosystems, particularly in the Mediterranean region and the Sahara.

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Elisabetta Sgarbi

Associate Professor

University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

ITALY

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Gabriel Servera-Vives

Profesor Ayudante Doctor

Universitat de les Illes Balears

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Giovanna Bosi

Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia - Sede di Reggio Emilia

ITALY

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Maurici Ruiz-Pérez

University of the Balearic Islands

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Gianluca Piovesan

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Università degli Studi di Torino

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Grant Snitker

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Utah State University

UNITED STATES

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Snapshots from the past: Biodiversity of the Vesuvian area before AD 79 from new archaeopalynological studies

Complex pathways in plant–human relationships in changing environments: pollen, seeds, wood, molecules and weeds in the Early–Mid Holocene Sahara

Millennial Floristic Diversity and Land Management as Inferred from Archaeo-Palynological Research in Southern Italy

Palynology for Sustainability: A Classical and Versatile Tool for New Challenges—Recent Progress

Exploring the use of Wild Cereals at Takarkori (Central Sahara, Southwestern Libya) Through Stable Carbon and Nitrogen Isotope Analysis of Prehistoric Desiccated Seeds

The Visibility of Mobility: Coprolites, Dung and Neolithic Herders in Central Saharan Rock Shelters

Palynology for Sustainability: A Classical and Versatile Tool for New Challenges: Editorial

Human-induced fires and land use driven changes in tree biodiversity on the northern Tyrrhenian coast

BRAIN - Holocene archaeo-data for assessing plant-cultural diversity in Italy and other Mediterranean regions

Spatial analyses of archaeobotanical record reveal site uses and activities at Early to Middle Holocene Takarkori (Libya, Central Sahara)

Plants, Fire and Landscape at the Prehistoric Pile-Dwelling Village of Palù di Livenza (PaluON1), UNESCO Site in the Italian Alps

Human-Impact Gradients through Anthropogenic Pollen Indicators in a Mediterranean Mosaic Landscape (Balearic Islands)

A Multidisciplinary Study of Wild Grapevines in the River Crati Natural Reserve, South Italy (Calabria): Implications in Conservation Biology and Palaeoecological Reconstructions

Pollen and Molecular Biomarkers from Sedimentary Archives in the Central Po Plain (N Italy): Assessing Their Potential to Deepen Changes in Natural and Agricultural Systems

Flora-vegetation history and land use in Medieval Tuscany: The palynological evidence of a local biodiversity heritage

Modern analogs for understanding pollen-vegetation dynamics in a Mediterranean mosaic landscape (Balearic Islands, Western Mediterranean)

Palaeoenvironment, Settlement, and Land Use in the Late Neolithic—Bronze Age Site of Colombare di Negrar di Valpolicella (N Italy, On-Site)

Heterocysts of Rivularia Type for Interpreting a Palaeoenvironmental Context of the Late Quaternary in Northern Italy

Environmental and land use changes in a Mediterranean landscape: Palynology and geoarchaeology at ancient Metapontum (Pantanello, Southern Italy)

Multiporate Pollen of Poaceae as Bioindicator of Environmental Stress: First Archaeobotanical Evidence from the Early–Middle Holocene Site of Takarkori in the Central Sahara

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Elisabetta Sgarbi

Gabriel Servera-Vives

Giovanna Bosi

Maurici Ruiz-Pérez

Gianluca Piovesan

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