Maria Laura Carranza

professore Ordinario

University of Molise

Italy

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Maria Laura Carranza is a professore Ordinario at the Università degli Studi del Molise, Italy. Her research focuses on biodiversity, citizen science applications, and ecosystem management, as evidenced by her recent articles that assess platforms like iNaturalist and explore the impacts of landscape changes on species invasions. Dr. Carranza is particularly interested in remote sensing techniques for conservation and the distribution patterns of native and alien species in coastal and urban environments.

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Articles (19)

Multi-Temporal Remote Sensing for Forest Conservation and Management: A Case Study of the Gran Chaco in Central Argentina

Dunes under attack: untangling the effects of landscape changes on Iceplant invasion (Carpobrotus spp., Aizoaceae) in Mediterranean coasts

Assessing the value of the iNaturalist platform across multi-domain LTER-Italy sites

Climate regulation processes are linked to the functional composition of plant communities in European forests, shrublands, and grasslands

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

Remote Sensing for Urban Biodiversity: A Review and Meta-Analysis

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

Climate-trait relationships exhibit strong habitat specificity in plant communities across Europe

Plant invasion risk inside and outside protected areas: Propagule pressure, abiotic and biotic factors definitively matter

Coastal Dune Invaders: Integrative Mapping of Carpobrotus sp. pl. (Aizoaceae) Using UAVs

Monitoring Urban Expansion by Coupling Multi-Temporal Active Remote Sensing and Landscape Analysis: Changes in the Metropolitan Area of Cordoba (Argentina) from 2010 to 2021

Remote Sensing and Invasive Plants in Coastal Ecosystems: What We Know So Far and Future Prospects

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

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)

Global change on the roof of the world: Vulnerability of Himalayan otter species to land use and climate alterations

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

Exploring Temporal Trends of Plant Invasion in Mediterranean Coastal Dunes

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Marco Colacci

Elena Barni

Fabio Attorre

Simone Fattorini

Gianni Bedini

Kevin Cianfaglione

Angela Stanisci

Lucia Antonietta Santoianni

Remigiusz Pielech

Milan Chytrý

Paolo Gamba

Valter Di Cecco

Maria Carla de Francesco

Andrea Sciarretta

Giovanna SONA

Maurizio CUTINI

Anna LOY

Ariel Bergamini

Alicia T. R. Acosta

Marco Malavasi

Michele Innangi

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