Pietro MINISSALE

Associate Professor of Botany

University of Catania

Italy

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Dr. Pietro Minisale is an Associate Professor of Botany at the University of Catania, Italy. His research encompasses the biology and ecology of various plant communities, with recent publications focusing on the Juniperus complex, phytosociology of Afroalpine vegetation, and the floristic diversity in Mediterranean hotspots. He is particularly interested in plant conservation and distribution in Mediterranean ecosystems.

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The Plant Communities of the Class Isoëto-Nanojuncetea in Sardinia

Biology and ecology of Juniperus phoenicea – J. turbinata – J. canariensis complex. III. Reproduction, herbivory, utilization, conservation

Biology and ecology of Juniperus phoenicea – J. turbinata – J. canariensis complex II. Genetics, physiology, ecology

Diachronic Analysis of the Floristic Diversity of the Special Area of Conservation (SAC) “Bosco di Santo Pietro” (South-Eastern Sicily): A Mediterranean Biodiversity Hotspot

Biology and ecology of the Juniperus phoenicea – J. turbinata – J. canariensis complex I. Taxonomy, structure and distribution

New Alien Plant Taxa for Italy and Europe: An Update

Syntaxonomical Remarks on the Garrigues from Apulia (S Italy) and Neighboring Territories

The Use of Drones for Cost-Effective Surveys in Natura 2000 Protected Areas: A Case Study on Monitoring Plant Diversity in Sicily (Italy)

Plant distribution and conservation in mediterranean islands’ lentic wetlands: there is more than aquatic species

Phytosociological Investigations on the Afroalpine Vegetation of the Ruwenzori Mountains (Uganda)

Cyclamen brulloi (Primulaceae), a new species from Sicily (Italy)

Climate Change and Wetland Ecosystems: The Effects on Halophilous Vegetation Diversity in Il-Ballut ta’ Marsaxlokk Natura 2000 Site (Malta)

﻿Taxonomic and ecological remarks on Solenopsis bivonae species complex (Campanulaceae)

New Data on Native and Alien Vascular Flora of Sicily (Italy): New Findings and Updates

Ecological Features and Conservation of Urtica rupestris Guss. (Urticaceae): A Narrow Endemic Species of Sicily

Taxonomical remarks on Solenopsis laurentia (Campanulaceae) in Italy

Addition of two species to the Maltese flora: Lythrum tribracteatum Salzm. ex Spreng. (Lythraceae) and Poa maroccana Nannf. (Poaceae)

Lectotypification of Anthemis aetnensis (Asteraceae)

Alnus glutinosa Riparian Woodlands of Italy and Corsica: Phytosociological Classification and Floristic Diversity

Ephedra strongylensis (Ephedraceae), a new species from Aeolian islands (Sicily)

Ephedra strongylensis (Ephedraceae), a new species from Aeolian islands (Sicily)

About the occurrence of Elatine macropoda and E. gussonei (Elatinaceae) in Sicily and lectotypification of their names

The Plant Communities of the Class Isoëto-Nanojuncetea in Sicily

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Giovanni Spampinato

Luigi Forte

Gianmarco Tavilla

Daniele Viciani

Saverio Sciandrello

Robert Philipp Wagensommer

Adriano Stinca

Gianluigi Bacchetta

Montserrat Salvà-Catarineu

Giuseppe Bazan

Małgorzata Mazur

Riccardo MOTTI

Cristina Salmeri

Leonardo Rosati

Katarzyna Marcysiak

Maurizio CUTINI

Andrzej Mazur

Giacomo Mei

Riccardo Guarino

Enrico Vito Perrino

Valeria Tomaselli

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Taxonomic and ecological remarks on Solenopsis bivonae species complex (Campanulaceae)