Laura Zucconi

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University of Tuscia

Italy

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Laura Zucconi is a professor at the University of Tuscia in Italy. Her research focuses on mycology, microbial ecology, and environmental impacts, as illustrated by her recent articles exploring topics such as microbial communities in Antarctic environments and the effects of ionizing radiation on fungal cells. Additionally, her work includes studying the implications of microplastics on insect diets and the conservation of wooden cultural heritage.

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Articles (22)

Biopatinas on Peperino Stone: Three Eco-Friendly Methods for Their Control and Multi-Technique Approach to Evaluate Their Efficacy

The effect of ionizing radiation on hydrated fungal cells: Implications for planetary protection and mars habitability

Microplastics in the diet of Hermetia illucens: Implications for development and midgut bacterial and fungal microbiota

Antarctic rock and soil microbiomes: Shared taxa, selective pressures, and extracellular DNA effects

Trends in Antarctic soil fungal research in the context of environmental changes

Once upon a Time, There Was a Piece of Wood: Present Knowledge and Future Perspectives in Fungal Deterioration of Wooden Cultural Heritage in Terrestrial Ecosystems and Diagnostic Tools

A preliminary survey of the cellular responses of the black fungus <i>Cryomyces antarcticus</i> to long and short-term dehydration

Soil microbial communities dynamics in response to invasive groundcover Carpobrotus: Insights into native species interactions and edaphic influence

Unraveling the ancient fungal DNA from the Iceman gut

Antarctic Soil Metabolomics: A Pilot Study

Effects of 5‐year experimental warming in the Alpine belt on soil Archaea: Multi‐omics approaches and prospects

A Hydroalcoholic Gel-Based Disinfection System for Deteriogenic Fungi on the Contemporary Mixed Media Artwork Poesia by Alessandro Kokocinski

Wide divergence of fungal communities inhabiting rocks and soils in a hyper‐arid Antarctic desert

Draft genome sequencing of <i>Naganishia</i> species isolated from the polar environments

The relevance of fungi in astrobiology research – Astromycology

Fungi Affecting Wall Paintings of Historical Value: A Worldwide Meta-Analysis of Their Detected Diversity

Black Fungi and Stone Heritage Conservation: Ecological and Metabolic Assays for Evaluating Colonization Potential and Responses to Traditional Biocides

Knufia obscura sp. nov. and Knufia victoriae sp. nov., two new species from extreme environments

Biosignature stability in space enables their use for life detection on Mars

Fungal communities in European alpine soils are not affected by short‐term in situ simulated warming than bacterial communities

Composition and functioning of the soil microbiome in the highest altitudes of the Italian Alps and potential effects of climate change

Fungal biomarkers are detectable in Martian rock-analogues after space exposure: implications for the search of life on Mars

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Andreas Elsaesser

Claudia Pelosi

Valeria Paola PRIGIONE

Jasmin Joshi

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Luigimaria Borruso

Pietro Buzzini

Giuseppe Capobianco

Fabiana Canini

Cristina Airoldi

Caterina Ripa

Giovanna Cristina Varese

Giulia CANEVA

Cyprien Verseux

Byron Adams

Simona Viglio

Alessandro Palmioli

Silvia Serranti

Laura Selbmann

Luca Lanteri

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