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Società Botanica Italiana
114° Congresso
VI International Plant Science Conference (IPSC)
con l’11° Congresso Annuale della Società Italiana di Biologia
Vegetale
Padova, 4 - 7 September 2019
Scientific Committee Local Committee
SBI Barbara Baldan (Dipartimento di Biologia,
Università di Padova)
Consolata Siniscalco (Torino) (President)
Lorella Navazio (Dipartimento di Biologia,
Maria Maddalena Altamura (Roma)
Università di Padova)
Stefania Biondi (Bologna)
Livio Trainotti (Dipartimento di Biologia, Università
Alessandro Chiarucci (Bologna)
di Padova)
Salvatore Cozzolino (Napoli)
Francesca Dalla Vecchia (Dipartimento di
Lorenzo Peruzzi (Pisa)
Biologia, Università di Padova)
Ferruccio Poli (Bologna)
Isabella Moro (Dipartimento di Biologia,
Barbara Baldan (Università di Padova)
Università di Padova)
Lorella Navazio (Università di Padova)
Antonella Miola (Dipartimento di Biologia,
Livio Trainotti (Università di Padova)
Università di Padova)
Francesca Dalla Vecchia (Università di Padova)
Caniato Rosamaria (Dipartimento di Scienze del
Isabella Moro (Università di Padova)
Farmaco, Università di Padova)
Antonella Miola (Università di Padova)
Filippini Raffaella (Dipartimento di Scienze del
Caniato Rosamaria (Università di Padova)
Farmaco, Università di Padova)
Filippini Raffaella (Università di Padova)
Piovan Anna (Dipartimento di Scienze del
Piovan Anna (Università di Padova)
Farmaco, Università di Padova)
Tomas Morosinotto (Dipartimento di Biologia,
SIBV Università di Padova)
Andrea Schubert (Presidente) Fiorella Lo Schiavo (Dipartimento di Biologia,
Pierdomenico Perata (Scuola Superiore Università di Padova)
Sant’Anna) Nicoletta La Rocca (Dipartimento di Biologia,
Maria Concetta de Pinto (Università di Bari) Università di Padova)
Sergio Esposito Università di Napoli) Michela Zottini (Dipartimento di Biologia,
Tomas Morosinotto (Università di Padova) Università di Padova)
Irene Murgia (Università di Milano) Elide Formentin (Dipartimento di Biologia,
Andrea Nardini (Università di Trieste) Università di Padova)
Andrea Pompa (IBBR/CNR) Alessandro Alboresi (Dipartimento di Biologia,
Francesca Secchi (Università di Torino) Università di Padova)
Francesca Sparla(Università di Bologna) Ildikò Szabò (Dipartimento di Biologia, Università
Michela Zottini (Università di Padova) di Padova)
Sponsor114° Congresso della Società Botanica Italiana
VI INTERNATIONAL PLANT SCIENCE CONFERENCE
Padova, Orto Botanico, 4 - 7 September 2019
XI Congresso della Società Italiana di Biologia Vegetale
Padova, Orto Botanico, 4 - 6 September 2019
Programme
Wednesday 4 September 2019
Auditorium
11.00-11.30 Registration SIBV
11.30-12.30 SIBV Lecture (Chairperson: A. Schubert)
Ralph Reski, University of Freiburg, Germany
“Developmental novelties that facilitated the conquest
of land by plants 500 MYA”
12.00-13.30 Registration SBI
12.30-13.30 Welcome lunch
13.30-14.00 Opening ceremony
Symposium 1
JOINT SESSION SIBV - SBI
PLANTS IN AND FOR THE FUTURE
(Chairpersons: B. Baldan, T. Morosinotto, P.D. Perata)
14.00-14.40 Christine Raines, University of Essex, Colchester, United
Kingdom
“Improving future plant productivity through
manipulation of photosynthesis”14.40-15.00 Francesca Sparla, Università di Bologna, Italy
“The crystal structures of Arabidopsis and
Chlamydomonas phosphoribulokinase complete the
redox structural proteome of the Calvin-Benson cycle”
15.00-15.20 Zeno Guardini, Università di Verona, Italy
“Single-generation genome editing of Arabidopsis
thaliana to isolate complex mutants defective in the PSII
antenna system”
15.20-15.40 Claudio Varotto, Fondazione Edmund Mach, San
Michele all’Adige (TN), Italy
“Evolution and functional differentiation of recently
diverged phytochelatin synthase genes from Arundo
donax L.”
15.40-16.00 Gian Pietro Di Sansebastiano, Università del Salento, Italy
“Plant cell downstream control of conventional and
unconventional membrane traffic contribution to the
tonoplast”
16.00-16.30 Coffee Break
16.30-17.10 Christian Hardtke, University of Lausanne, Switzerland
“Developing phloem – orchestrating plant organ
formation”
17.10-17.30 Cristina Votta, Università di Torino, Italy
“The heterologous expression of the Rhizophagus
irregularis RiPEIP1 gene in rice plants leads to enhanced
growth and mycorrhizal colonization”
17.30-17.50 Antonella Muto, Università della Calabria, Italy
“Comparative transcriptomic profiling of peach and
nectarine cultivars to elucidate chilling injury
mechanisms”
17.50-18.10 Beatrice Giuntoli, Università di Pisa, Italy
“Synthetic tools for the genetic control of plant responses
to oxygen”
18.10-18.30 Raffaella Zampieri, Università di Padova, Italy
“Released polysaccharides from cyanobacteria of the
Euganean thermal mud have an in vivo antioxidant and
anti-inflammatory activity”18.30-20.30 Drinks and appetizers (possibility of visiting the Botanical
Garden)
Thursday 5 September 2019
Symposium 2 SBI
Auditorium
FOREST BIODIVERSITY AND FUNCTIONING IN A CHANGING WORLD:
CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
(Chairpersons: S. Casavecchia and G. Filibeck)
9.00-9.35 Jean-Luc Dupouey, INRA, Champenoux, France
“Forest ecological history for the future”
9.35-9.55 Gabriele Casazza, University of Avignon, Marseille, France
“Combining historical ecology, species distribution
modelling and instrumental climate reconstruction to
infer causes of change in forest distribution: the case of
Monte Pisano”
9.55-10.15 Andrea Coppi, Università di Firenze, Italy
“Tree species diversity versus identity effects on
understorey phylogenetic diversity in thermophilous
deciduous forests”
10.15-10.35 Chiara Lelli, Università di Bologna, Italy
“Signs from the past: long-term changes in Italian
mountain forests under changing management”
10.35-11.00 Coffee Break
11.00-11.35 Tommaso Anfodillo, Università di Padova, Italy
“The simple structure of forests: an allometric approach
for assessing the degree of old-growthness”
11.35-11.55 Claudia Angiolini, Università di Siena, Italy
“Are the effects of the overstory on herb and shrub layers
important in forest habitat monitoring? The case of
Quercus suber woodlands”11.55-12.15 Silvia Assini, SBI-4RH, Working group of SBI, Italy
“An overview of the Italian forest biodiversity and its
conservation level, based on the first outcomes of the 4th
Habitat Report ex-Art. 17”
12.15-12.35 Simone Pesaresi, Università Politecnica delle Marche,
Ancona, Italy
“NDVI temporal pattern as functional responses of
Mediterranean forest plant associations”
12.35-14.00 Lunch and posters
Symposium 3 SBI
Auditorium
HERBARIA: STILL RELEVANT IN THE 21TH CENTURY?
(Chairpersons: L. Peruzzi and S. Martellos)
14.00-14.35 Alexey P. Seregin, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State
University, Russia
“Moscow Digital Herbarium: global approach through
regional actions”
14.35-14.55 Maria Zardini, Università di Padova, Italy
“Digitization of the Lichenotheca Veneta”
14.55-15.15 Simone Orsenigo, Università di Pavia, Italy
“Plant de-extinction: the importance of herbaria for
recovering genetic diversity back to the wild”
15.15-15.35 Moreno Clementi, Università di Padova, Italy
“A cross-disciplinary study of the work and collections by
Roberto de Visiani (1800-1878)”
15.35-16.10 Charles Davis, University of Harvard, USA
“Leveraging a global online herbarium to understand
plant phenological response to climate”16.10-16.30 David Dolci, Università di Pisa, Italy
“Back to the future: assessing the effectiveness of
Species Distribution Models temporal projection through
herbarium data”
16.30-16.50 Niccolò Forin, Università di Padova, Italy
“Importance of molecular studies involving
nomenclatural types: the case of the Saccardo
mycological collection”
16.50-17.10 Ilaria Colzi, Università di Firenze, Italy
“Assessing metal hyperaccumulation using herbarium
specimens: the case of Odontarrhena sibirica
(Brassicaceae)”
17.10-18.00 Joint SIBV-SBI Poster Session
18.00-19.30 General Meeting of the Italian Botanical Society
(Auditorium, members only)
During the General Meeting an agreement with Society
of Azerbaijan Botanists and the “Code of Conduct - Life
ASAP” will be signed
Symposium 2 SIBV
Aula Emiciclo
PLANT CELL SIGNALS
(Chairpersons: M. Zottini and F. Sparla)
9.00-9.40 Jorg Kudla, University of Münster, Germany
“The interplay of calcium and ROS signaling in plant
development and stress responses”
9.40-10.00 Simone Ferrari, Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy
“Role of the Arabidopsis LysM-containing receptor-like
kinase AtLYK2 in chitin signaling and in priming of
defense responses”
10.00-10.20 Annalisa Paradiso, Università di Bari, Italy
“Genetic buffering of cAMP impairs heat stress response
in tobacco BY-2 cells”10.20-10.40 Matteo Grenzi, Università di Milano, Italy
“Flowers on Alert: GLRs based long-distance Ca2+ waves
in Arabidopsis inflorescence”
10.40-11.00 Edoardo Andrea Cutolo, Università di Verona, Italy
“Differential protein phosphorylation in the thylakoid
involves crosstalk between calcium and light signals”
11.00-11.30 Coffee Break
Symposium 3 SIBV
Aula Emiciclo
PLANTS FACING STRESS
(Chairpersons: S. Esposito and F. Secchi)
11.30-12.10 Michel Havaux, Centre CEA Cadarache, France
“Signaling apocarotenoids and key regulators involved in
the chloroplast retrograde response to photo-oxidative
stress”
12.10-12.30 Elide Formentin, Università di Padova, Italy
“A ROS and hormones tight regulation confers salt
tolerance in rice”
12.30-14.00 Lunch
14.00-14.20 Chiara Pucciarello, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa,
Italy
“Coleoptile elongation study in japonica rice under
submergence through integrated genome wide
association mapping and transcriptional analyses”
14.20-14.40 Martina Tomasella, Università di Trieste, Italy
“The influence of stem non-structural carbohydrates on
hydraulic dynamics under drought and recovery in
Populus nigra L.”
14.40-15.00 Alessio Aprile, Università del Salento, Italy
“Physiological strategies for cadmium
compartmentalization in durum wheat roots”15.00-17.00 Elevator Pitch Session
Lecture Franca Rasi
17.00-18.00 Joint SIBV-SBI Poster Session
18.00-20.00 General Meeting of SIBV (Aula Emiciclo, members only)
20.30-23.30 Congress social dinner (SBI+SIBV), caffè Pedrocchi
Friday 6 September 2019
Symposium 4 SBI
Auditorium
PLANT-ANIMAL INTERACTIONS: FROM MOLECULES TO LANDSCAPE
(Chairpersons: M. Galloni and G. Aronne)
9.00-9.35 Lilach Hadany, University of Tel Aviv, Israel
“Can plants hear their pollinators?”
9.35-9.50 Massimo Nepi, Università di Siena, Italy
“Effects of non-protein amino acids of floral nectar on
survival and locomotion of pollinators”
9.50-10.05 Luca Pegoraro, Queen Mary University of London, UK
“Pollinator monitoring in a mixed-ploidy population of
Senecio doronicum in Alpes maritimes”
10.05-10.20 Angela Etcheverry, Universidad Nacional de Salta,
Argentina
“Asymmetrical flowers of Papilionoideae: functional
morphology, morphometrics, and interactions with its
pollinators”
10.20-10.35 Edy Fantinato, Università Ca’ Foscari, Venezia, Italy
“Using pollination networks to detect tourism
sustainability”10.35-10.50 Giovanna Aronne, Università Federico II, Napoli, Italy
“Aerial seed bank benefits Primula palinuri Petagna in
avoiding seed predation and run-off”
10.50-11.05 Stefano Vitti, Università di Trieste, Università di Udine, Italy
“Seagrass - waterbirds interactions in a lagoon
ecosystem of the northern Adriatic Sea”
11.05-11.25 Coffee Break
Symposium 5 SBI
Auditorium
PLANT SPECIALIZED METABOLISM: CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGICAL
FUNCTIONS
(Chairpersons: R. Caniato and L. Pistelli)
11.25-12.00 Oliver Kayser, TU Dortmund University, Germany
“Understanding cannabinoid biosynthesis by learning
lessons from Cannabis sativa, Helichrysum
umbraculigerum and Radula marginata”
12.00-12.15 Manuela Mandrone, Università di Bologna, Italy
“NMR-based metabolomics approach to detect frauds
and adulterations of oregano samples”
12.15-12.30 Laura De Martino, Università di Salerno, Italy
“Chemical composition and biological activities of the
essential oils of two different cultivars of Citrus medica L.”
12.30-12.45 Daniela De Vita, Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy
“Antifungal activity of amaranth seed extract in
combination with known antifungal drugs”
12.45-13.00 Giuseppe Malfa, Università di Catania, Italy
“Anti-adipogenic and anti-oxidant effects of a
standardized extract of Citrus sinensis (L.) Osbeck ‘Moro’
(Rutaceae) during adipocyte differentiation of 3T3-L1
pre-adipocytes”13.00-13.15 Giuseppina Chianese, Università Federico II, Napoli, Italy
“Discovery of a selective and potent gametocytocidal
antimalarial agent from Lophira lanceolata”
13.15-13.30 Roberta Ascrizzi, Università di Pisa, Italy
“Phytochemical and physiological evaluations of four
Citrus species from the horti simplicium of the
Charterhouse of Pisa over one year of analyses”
13.30-14.00 Congress Closure
Symposium 4 SIBV
Aula Emiciclo
PLANT MICRO AND MACRONUTRIENTS
(Chairpersons: I. Murgia and A. Pompa)
9.00-9.40 Stanislav Kopriva, University of Cologne, Germany
“Control of sulfur partitioning between primary and
secondary assimilation”
9.40-10.00 Andrea Tagliani, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Italy
“A Calcineurin β-Like Interacting Protein Kinase regulates
potassium homeostasis under hypoxia”
10.00-10.20 Monirul Islam, Università di Torino, Italy
“Near null magnetic field (NNMF) affects metals
homeostasis in plants”
10.20-10.40 Ivan Visentin, Università di Torino, Italy
“The regulation of phosphate starvation responses by
strigolactones in Solanum lycopersicum”
10.40-11.00 Piero Morandini, Università di Milano, Italy
“A. thaliana Gulono-1,4 γ-lactone oxidase 2 (GULLO2) is
involved in iron transport from endosperm into
developing embryos”
11.00-11.30 Coffee BreakSymposium 5 SIBV
Aula Emiciclo
PLANT DEVELOPMENT IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT
(Chairpersons: A. Nardini and M.C. De Pinto)
11.30-12.10 Jordi Martínez -Vilalta, Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona, Spain
“Advances and challenges in predicting drought-
induced forest mortality"
12.10-12.30 Matteo Ballottari, Università di Verona, Italy
“Effect of CO2 concentration on photosynthetic and
respiratory pathways in different green algal species”
12.30-12.50 Claudio Lovisolo, Università di Torino, Italy
“Two integrated platforms to detect source-sink carbon
movements in grapevine”
12.50-13.10 Francesco Petruzzellis, Università di Trieste, Italy
“Novel insights into the physiology of plant invasions”
13.10-13.30 Barbara Molesini, Università di Verona, Italy
“Novel insights on the role of tomato cystine-knot
proteins in the regulation of fruit set”
13.30-14.00 Congress ClosureSimposio Post Congresso SBI
Aula Emiciclo
GLI ORTI BOTANICI UNIVERSITARI:
NUOVE OPPORTUNITÀ DI COORDINAMENTO E INDIRIZZO
(a cura del Gruppo di Lavoro per gli Orti Botanici e i Giardini Storici)
The university botanical gardens:
new opportunities for coordination and common objectives
(Symposium organized by The Working Group on Botanical and
Historical Gardens)
(Moderatore: F. Pedrotti)
15.00-15.05 Apertura dei lavori e indirizzi di saluto del presidente della
Società Botanica Italiana, del coordinatore del Gruppo
di Lavoro per gli Orti Botanici e i Giardini Storici, del
prefetto dell’Orto Botanico di Padova
15.05-15.15 Annalena Cogoni, Università di Cagliari
“Le piante aliene invasive e il riscatto degli Orti Botanici:
da siti di introduzione e acclimatazione a promotori di
buone pratiche. Gli Orti Botanici Italiani aderiscono al
Codice di Condotta - Life ASAP”
Comunicazioni, parte prima: Gli Orti botanici in una prospettiva
internazionale
15.15-15.45 Gerda van Uffelen, Hortus botanicus Leiden, The
Netherlands
“Hortus botanicus Leiden: 429 years of stability and
change”
15.45-16.15 Brian Lainoff, Botanic Gardens Conservation
International, Kew, United Kingdom
“The largest global network of Botanic Gardens and
setting international standards for Botanic Gardens
through accreditation”
Comunicazioni, parte seconda: Esperienze italiane
16.15-16.25 Barbara Baldan, Università di Padova
“L'Orto Botanico di Padova: dal 1545 al futuro”16.25-16.35 Gianluigi Bacchetta, A. Caddeo, G. Iiriti, F. Meloni, M.
Porceddu, Università di Cagliari
“Hortus Botanicus Karalitanus: un Orto Botanico
universitario in cammino verso la sostenibilità sociale e
ambientale”
16.35-16.45 Alessandro Chiarucci, U. Mossetti, Università di Bologna
“Il rinnovamento dell’Orto Botanico di Bologna, dalla
gestazione dell’idea alla gestione”
16.45-16.55 Lorenzo Peruzzi, Università di Pisa
“La sottile linea tra divulgazione e snaturamento, ovvero
dell'importanza che degli Orti Botanici si occupino i
Botanici. Evoluzione recente dell'Orto e Museo Botanico
di Pisa”
16.55-17.05 Consolata Siniscalco, Università di Torino
“Gli Orti Botanici oggi tra priorità di comunicare la
conoscenza delle piante e... mille altre richieste e
necessità. Una Rete per condividere le scelte”
17.05-17.15 Mauro Mariotti, L. Minuto, Università di Genova
“I Giardini Botanici Hanbury: un orto botanico di frontiera
con ruolo transdisciplinare nella formazione, nella ricerca
scientifica e nella gestione del territorio”
17.15-18.00 Discussione e conclusioni
Saturday 7 September 2019
8.00-17.00 Escursione sociale al Bosco del Cansiglio e al Giardino
Botanico Alpino G. Lorenzoni
(Social excursion to the Cansiglio Wood and Orto
Botanico G. Lorenzoni)
Timetable may be modifiedElenco poster
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poster
Autori Titolo
1. PLANTS IN AND FOR THE FUTURE
1.1 Cell biology
Long-term photoacclimation of
Ferroni Lorenzo, Brestič Marian,
photosynthetic limitations and
Cantelli Riccardo, Zeri Alex,
1 related morpho-anatomical
Carassiti Tommaso, Pancaldi
determinants in the microphylls of
Simonetta
Selaginella martensii Spring
Petraretti Mariagioia, Del Mondo In vitro microcosms as a tool for the
2 Angelo, De Natale Antonino, study of ecological interactions in
Pinto Gabriele, Pollio Antonino microbial biofillms
1.2 Signal transduction
Establishment and evaluation of
Cortese Enrico, Pettiti Francesca,
novel fluorescent reporters for the
Giletta Alice, Genre Andrea, De
3 analysis of calcium-mediated
Stefani Diego, Negro Alessandro,
communication in the arbuscular
Navazio Lorella
mycorrhizal symbiosis
1.3 Plant development
Balzano Angela, Čufar Katarina, Intra-seasonal variations in the
4 Gričar Jožica, de Luis Martin, De genesis of phloem in
Micco Veronica Mediterranean pines
Polarity-driven cell divisions: the
Betti Camilla, Houbert Anaxi,
5 case study of stomata
Russinova Eugenia
development
Cerri Martina, Bocchini Marika,
6 Rosati Adolfo, Albertini Emidio, From ovaries to fruit in plum species
Famiani Franco, Reale Lara
Identification of novel genes
involved in phosphate
Giovannetti Marco, Göschl
accumulation in Lotus japonicus
7 Christian, Andersen Stig U.,
through Genome Wide Association
Kopriva Stanislav, Busch Wolfgang
mapping of root system
architecture and anion contentLeaf structural responses help
Izzo Luigi Gennaro, Mickens
explain single-leaf gas exchange,
8 Matthew, Aronne Giovanna,
but not overall growth responses to
Gómez Celina
narrow-band lighting
Moschin Silvia, Nigris Sebastiano,
Bruno Leonardo, Chiappetta
MADS-box genes expressed in floral
9 Adriana, Bitonti Maria Beatrice,
buds of Trithuria submersa
Casadoro Giorgio, Baldan
Barbara
Genetic and molecular pathways
Nigris Sebastiano, Moschin Silvia,
regulating the development of
Tessari Chiara, Dell’Aquila
10 fleshy structures involved in the
Cheyenne, Casadoro Giorgio,
reproduction of Taxus baccata
Baldan Barbara
and Ginkgo biloba
Reale Lara, Cerri Martina, Rosati Influence of nitrogen supply to
11 Adolfo, Benincasa Paolo wheat caryopsis development
Effect of Temporary Immersion
Sgarbi Elisabetta, Ranieri System on in vitro development of
12 Raffaella, Santunione Giulia Himantoglossum robertianum
(Loisel.) P. Delforge (Orchidaceae)
1.4 Stress responses
Anatomical and eco-physiological
Amitrano Chiara, Pannico
responses of Salanova Green and
Antonio, Rouphael Youssef, De
13 red lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.)
Pascale Stefania, Arena Carmen,
Plants under different VPD
De Micco Veronica
conditions
Bellini Erika, Rugnini Lorenza,
Metal detoxification and
Andreucci Andrea, Ruffini
homeostasis: the key role of
14 Castiglione Monica, Saba
phytochelatin synthase from
Alessandro, Bruno Laura, Sanità di
cyanobacteria to land plants
Toppi Luigi
Ceccarini Chiara, Antognoni Growth and stress-related
Fabiana, Biondi Stefania, biochemical parameters respond
15 Fraternale Alessandra, Verardo to biostimulant activity of spelt husk
Giancarlo, Gorassini Andrea, extracts in maize plants subjected
Scoccianti Valeria to salinity
De Agostini Antonio, Hernández
Bryophytes in mining areas: the
Antonio, Esteban Raquel, Cortis
16 case of study of “Barraxiutta”,
Pierluigi, Vacca Andrea, Cogoni
South-West Sardinia (Italy)
AnnalenaRedox-dependent molecular
Giacinti Valentina, Cimini Sara, responses activated in rice under
17 Locato Vittoria, De Gara Laura salt stress exposure: a focus on roots
and leaves
Guarino Francesco, Cicatelli
Effects on nutrient uptake and
Angela, Lingua Guido, Ruiz Karina
rhizo-microbiome in quinoa grown
18 B., Vigliotta Giovanni, Oliva
on compost amended soil irrigated
Gianmaria, Maietta Fatima,
with saline water
Castiglione Stefano
High temperatures affect pollen
Iovane Maurizio, Izzo Luigi
19 viability of micro-tom: a model crop
Gennaro, Aronne Giovanna
for seed-to-seed cycle in space
A split root investigation of the
Palm Emily, Guidi Nissim Werther, physiological response to
20 Azzarello Elisa, Mancuso Stefano heterogenous elevated Zn
exposure in poplar and willow
Roccotiello Enrica, Rosatto
Rhizosphere response to Ni stress in
Stefano, Cecchi Grazia, Di Piazza
21 the facultative hyperaccumulator
Simone, Vezzulli Luigi, Zotti Mirca,
Alyssoides utriculata (L.) Medik.
Mariotti Mauro
Polyphenol, antioxidant, flavonoid
Salinitro Mirko, Zappi Alessandro,
22 and chlorophyll content as a tool
Melucci Dora, Tassoni Annalisa
for heavy metal stress assessment
Effects of abiotic stress induced by
Santunione Giulia, Boni Giulio, a standard mix of atmospheric
23 Muscio Alberto, Sgarbi Elisabetta pollutants in Chlorella mirabilis
(Chlorophyceae)
Scippa Gabriella S., De Zio Elena,
Cambial zone-specific hormonal
Montagnoli Antonio, Terzaghi
24 profiles of woody poplar root under
Mattia, Chiatante Donato, Ljung
bending stress
Karin, Trupiano Dalila
Spanò Carmelina, Bottega The aquatic fern Azolla filiculoides
Stefania, Sorce Carlo, Bartoli can partially overcome cadmium
25 Giacomo, Ruffini Castiglione injuries in co-treatment experiments
Monica with TiO2 nanoparticles
Air pollution modifies IgE binding of
Tedeschini Emma, Frenguelli the main allergens of
26 Giuseppe Hesperocyparis (Cupressus)
arizonica (GREEN) Bartel pollen1.5 Biotechnology
Baldisserotto Costanza, Accoto Nitrogen and phosphorous removal
Ornella, Benetti Linda, Marchesini by microalgae isolated from sludge
27 Roberta, Maglie Michele, surnatants of a urban wastewater
Pancaldi Simonetta treatment plant
Ceci Andrea, Spinelli Veronica,
Fungi and arsenic: tolerance and
Massimi Lorenzo, Guadagnino
28 bioaccumulation by soil
Samuele, Canepari Silvia, Persiani
saprotrophic strains
Anna Maria
Copetta Andrea, Marchioni Ilaria,
In vitro culture of plants for the new
29 Pistelli Laura, Mascarello Carlo,
chain of edible flowers
Ruffoni Barbara
Davolos Domenico, Russo Draft genome sequence and
Fabiana, Ceci Andrea, Malusà annotation of Rhizopus arrhizus FBL
30 Eligio, Tartanus Małgorzata, 578 (Mucoromycota): insights into
Maggi Oriana, Persiani Anna the mycoremediation of DDT-
Maria contaminated soils
Biochemical profile of Pleurotus
Di Piazza Simone, Benvenuti Mirko,
ostreatus cultivated on
31 Damonte Gianluca, Salis
unconventional substrate added
Annalisa, Zotti Mirca
with agricultural waste of lavender
Optimization of the co-cultivation
Maglie Michele, Baldisserotto
of Tisochrysis lutea and
32 Costanza, Guerrini Alessandra,
Nannochloropsis oculata:
Pancaldi Simonetta
preliminary tests
Petruccelli Valerio, Brasili Elisa, Reuse of reclaimed wastewater
Bavasso Irene, Valletta Alessio, from hexavalent chromium through
33 Vilardi Giorgio, Di Palma Luca, iron based nanoparticles on
Pasqua Gabriella tomato plant growth
Rugnini Lorenza, Ellwood Neil
Plant products as a green solution
William Thomas, Sprocati Anna
34 in the fight against biodeterioration
Rosa, Migliore Giada, Tasso Flavia,
of stone monuments
Alisi Chiara, Bruno Laura
Sciubba Fabio, Tomassini Alberta,
Pizzichini Daniele, Bellincampi Phytochemical profile of olive oil
35 Daniela, Lionetti Vincenzo, mill vegetative waters
Miccheli Alfredo
Sorrentino Maria Cristina, Capozzi Are mosses effective in the
36 Fiore, Carotenuto Rosa, Giordano interception on microplastics in
Simonetta, Spagnuolo Valeria water environment?Spina Federica, Furno Matteo
Florio, Bordiglia Giorgio,
Mucciarelli Marco, Perugini
Contaminant assessment and
Iolanda, Tigini Valeria, Fabbri
37 bioremediation of urban soils: a
Debora, Gaggero Elisa,
case study
Malandrino Mery, Fusconi Anna,
Varese Giovanna Cristina, Calza
Paola
Venanzoni Roberto, Tirillini Bruno,
Bistocchi Giancarlo, Arcangeli Characteristics of Monacolin K
Andrea, Angeles Giancarlo, production by Pleurotus (Fr.) P.
38 Bastioli Federica, Monarca Kumm. strains from Umbria (Italy), in
Lorenzo, Fioretti Bernard, Angelini liquid and solid culture
Paola
2. FOREST BIODIVERSITY AND FUNCTIONING IN A CHANGING WORLD: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
2.1 Global change
Snow cover influence on
Candeago Elisabetta, Pollastrini
39 phenology and primary growth of
Martina, Carrer Marco
Juniperus communis L.
Carruggio Francesca, Warmer temperatures determine
40 Castrogiovanni Maria, Impelluso the germination window of
Carmen, Cristaudo Antonia Platanus orientalis L.
Conte Antonio Luca, Lucia
Oak decline: the study case of
Donato, Cillis Giuseppe, Di Marzio
41 Lucanian Apennine (southern Italy)
Piera, Iamonico Duilio, Di Pietro
in summer 2017
Romeo, Fortini Paola
The role of Urban Green
Marando Federica, Salvatori
Infrastructure in regulating climate
42 Elisabetta, Sebastiani Alessandro,
at the local level: the case of the
Fusaro Lina, Manes Fausto
city of Rome
Modelling Invasive Alien Species
Martellos Stefano, Ongaro Silvia,
43 distribution using data from citizen
Massimi Marco, Attorre Fabio
science
Orlandi Fabio, Ranfa Aldo, Ruga Hazelnut phenological phases and
44 Luigia, Proietti Chiara, Fornaciari environmental effects in two
da Passano Marco central Italy areas
Prigioniero Antonello, Scarano Ecosystem services of urban forest,
Pierpaolo, Marziano Mario, quantification, and evaluation.
45 Sciarrillo Rosaria, Guarino Study case in Real Bosco of
Carmine Capodimonte, Naples2.3 Conservation
Angelini Paola, Wagensommer
Robert P., Perini Claudia, Bistocchi Conservation status of Boletales in
46 Giancarlo, Arcangeli Andrea, Umbria (Italy): an evaluation at
Angeles Giancarlo, Venanzoni regional level
Roberto
Species distribution models of the
Astuti Giovanni, Olivieri
narrow endemic Primula apennina
47 Francesca, D’Antraccoli Marco,
Widmer (Primulaceae): a valuable
Bedini Gianni
tool for conservation purposes
Bedini Gianni, Astuti Giovanni, Institutional projects to monitor
48 Carta Angelino, D’Antraccoli plant species targeted by the
Marco, Peruzzi Lorenzo Habitats Directive in Tuscany
Benesperi Renato, Giordani
Paolo, Bianchi Elisabetta, Casazza
Gabriele, Chiarucci Alessandro,
Challenges for lichen diversity
49 Dainese Matteo, Lazzaro Lorenzo,
conservation in forest ecosystems
Lelli Chiara, Malaspina Paola,
Marini Lorenzo, Nimis Pier Luigi,
Vallese Chiara, Nascimbene Juri
Update to the Liguria (NW Italy)
Boccardo Fabrizio, Gisotti Dario,
checklist of macrofungi: new
50 Cecchi Grazia, Di Piazza Simone,
reports of over 1000 species of
Benvenuti Mirko, Zotti Mirca
Basidiomycota and Ascomycota
Calevo Jacopo, Gargiulo
Roberta, Voyron Samuele,
Robustelli della Cuna Francesco
A multidisciplinary approach for the
51 Saverio, Bersweden Leif,
conservation of Orchis patens Desf.
Giovannini Annalisa, Boselli Cinzia,
Fay Michael F., Girlanda
Mariangela
Phylogenetic signal as a predictor
52 Carta Angelino, Orsenigo Simone of extinction risk in spermatophytes:
woody species are at greater risk
Criscuolo Nicola, Guarino Morphometric, biochemical and
Francesco, Angelini Claudia, genetic analyses revealed a high
53 Castiglione Stefano, Caruso biodiversity of Italian ancient olive
Tonino, Cicatelli Angela treesMarine litter and psammophytes: a
Mo Alessio, D’Antraccoli Marco, case study in the Migliarino-San
54 Bedini Gianni, Ciccarelli Daniela Rossore-Massaciuccoli Regional
Park coastal sand dunes
Effects of increasing coverage
values of the invasive Robinia
Montecchiari Silvia, Tesei Giulio,
55 pseudoacacia on the sub-
Allegrezza Marina
Mediterranean Quercus pubescens
forests
Mugnai Michele, Sarmati Simona,
Gennai Matilde, Maccherini Monitoring of coastal dunes
56 Simona, Angiolini Claudia, Viciani habitats in Tuscany through the
Daniele, Bertacchi Andrea, “MONITO-RARE” project
Ciccarelli Daniela, Foggi Bruno
Fungal Species Conservation:
Alessioporus ichnusanus (Alessio,
Galli & Littini) Gelardi, Vizzini &
57 Persiani Anna Maria Simonini and Poronia punctata (L.)
Fr. two new entries IUCN red list in
2019 thanks to a national
collaboration network
2.4 Functional responses
Functional variation in forest
Canullo Roberto, Campetella
58 understory at different spatio-
Giandiego, Chelli Stefano
temporal scales
Montagnoli Antonio, Terzaghi
Mattia, Dumroese R. Kasten, Root functioning in forest
59 Lasserre Bruno, Scippa Gabriella ecosystems
Stefania, Chiatante Donato
What will the future forests look like?
Pollastrini Martina, Salvatori
Comparison of performance
Elisabetta, Fusaro Lina, Marzuoli
60 between Mediterranean oak
Riccardo, Brüggemann
species in a common garden
Wolfgang, Bussotti Filippo
experiment
2.5 Vegetation dynamics
Alizade Valida, Asadova
Transformation of floral composition
Kamalya, Abdieva Rena,
61 and plant cover of coastal part of
Mehdiyeva Naiba, Mirzayeva
Caspian Sea in Azerbaijan
ShahlaCiani Francesco, Marchi
The effect of wind and land cover
62 Giovanna, Dell’Olmo Lorella,
on the diffusion of Quercus pollen
Foggi Bruno, Mariotti Lippi Marta
Tree species richness modulates the
Iacopetti Giovanni, Pollastrini effect of drought and heat stress
63 Martina, Bussotti Filippo, Selvi on tree mortality and understory
Federico diversity in thermophilous
deciduous forests
Lombardo Emanuela, Domina Distribution and ecological role of
64 Gianniantonio, Venturella selected shrubby species in the
Giuseppe Mediterranean basin
Oddi Ludovica, Cremonese Monitoring of shrub and larch
Edoardo, Filippa Gianluca, encroachment in a subalpine
65 Galvagno Marta, Morra Di Cella grassland after grazing exclusion: a
Umberto, Siniscalco Consolata new methodological approach
Zannini Piero, De Vigili Filippo,
Forest dynamics in Sacred Natural
Nascimbene Juri, Frascaroli
66 Sites – A long-term multi-scale
Fabrizio, Cervellini Marco,
analysis across Italy
Chiarucci Alessandro
2.6 Vegetation classification
Notes on syntaxonomy, chorology
Gianguzzi Lorenzo, Bazan and dynamics of Olea europaea L.
67 Giuseppe var. sylvestris (Mill.) Lehr. forests in
the Mediterranean landscape
Musarella Carmelo Maria, Cano-
Ortiz Ana, Morabito Antonio, Syntaxonomical and ecological
Piñar-Fuentes José Carlos, Quinto- comparison between termophylous
68 Canas Ricardo, Meireles Quercus woodlands of Calabria (S-
Catarina, Pinto-Gomes Carlos, Italy) and Southern Iberian
Cano Eusebio, Spampinato Peninsula
Giovanni
3. HERBARIA: STILL RELEVANT IN THE 21TH CENTURY?
3.2 Herbarium collections
Herbarium samples for the
Buldrini Fabrizio, Puppi Giovanna,
phenological characterization of
Bertolasi Bruno, Zago Luisa, Gui
Mediterranean shrubs in conditions
69 Lorenzo, Sitzia Tommaso, Vanetti
of range marginality: the case of
Isabella, Binelli Giorgio, Pezzi
Cistus albidus L. near the Lago di
Giovanna
GardaA dry herbarium of a Tyrolese
medical student is the key to
Cappelletti Elsa Mariella, Cassina
70 identify the plant taxa cultivated in
Giancarlo
the Padua Botanical Garden in the
17th century
Caputo Paolo, Cennamo Paola,
Are historic herbaria still important?
De Castro Olga, Del Guacchio
71 A long-term databasing project at
Emanuele, Santangelo Annalisa,
NAP
Vallariello Roberta
Cogoni Annalena, Loi Maria Phycological collections of
72 Cecilia, Mulas Bonaria Herbarium CAG
The use of herbarium specimens in
Domina Gianniantonio, Scafidi evaluating plant extinction risks:
73 Filippo, Di Gristina Emilio some considerations on Sicilian
endemics
Erbario Anzalone: a collection of
Latini Marta, Nicolella Gianluca,
RO Herbarium with a great
74 Pierfranceschi Maurizio, Abbate
importance for the floristic
Giovanna, Iberite Mauro
knowledge of Lazio region
Diachronic analysis of pre-Linnean
75 Villani Mariacristina Herbaria: plant travels and
historical phytoterapy
3.3 Herbarium digitization
Databasing, digitizing and data-
Cecchi Lorenzo, Cuccuini Piero, sharing: the case of the Herbaria of
76 Donatelli Anna, Lastrucci Lorenzo, Florence within the Italian network
Nepi Chiara of botanical collections, and the
forthcoming European scenery
Dolci David, Roma-Marzio Digitization of Michele Guadagno
77 Francesco, Loré Silvia, Maccioni Herbarium. 1. Pteridophytes and
Simonetta, Peruzzi Lorenzo Gymnosperms
Managlia Annalisa, Ranalli Rosa,
Herbaria and pollination
Flaminio Simone, Mossetti
78 information: a possible and
Umberto, Bortolotti Laura, Filer
necessary marriage
Denis, Galloni Marta
Roma-Marzio Francesco, Amadei
Lucia, Gerace Samuele, Digitization activities at the
79 Maccioni Simonetta, Peruzzi Herbarium Horti Botanici Pisani
LorenzoThe Virtual Herbarium of the
80 Schicchi Rosario, Surano Natale Botanical Garden of the University
of Palermo
3.5 Systematics
Adamo Martino, Fay Mike,
Population genetics of
81 Mucciarelli Marco, Gargiulo
Cypripedium calceolus in Italy
Roberta
Morphological and molecular
Aghayeva Parvin, Ali-zade Valida,
identification of wild grasses from
82 Cozzolino Salvatore, Cafasso
Quba and Qusar districts of
Donata
Azerbaijan
The new checklist of bryophytes of
Aleffi Michele, Tacchi Roberta,
83 Italy: methods, purposes and
Poponessi Silvia
perspectives
Di Iorio Emanuela, Strumia Sandro,
What is Genista anxantica Ten? A
Barone Lumaga Maria Rosaria,
84 preliminary study using chloroplast
Santangelo Annalisa, De Castro
markers.
Olga
Dovana Francesco, Mucciarelli A multilocus phylogeny of Fritillaria
85 Marco, Peruzzi Lorenzo in the Maritime and Ligurian Alps
Genetic diversity in the threatened
Peruzzi Lorenzo, Astuti Giovanni, Bellevalia webbiana
86 Algisi Sabrina, Coppi Andrea (Asparagaceae) parallels
functional and reproductive traits
Spadaro Vivienne, Campisi Alien plants new for European and
87 Patrizia, Raimondo Francesco M. Sicilian flora
The use of herbarium specimens in
morphometric investigations: the
Stinca Adriano, Eviano Melania,
88 case of the Italian endemic species
Esposito Assunta
Limonium remotispiculum
(Plumbaginaceae)
4. PLANT-ANIMAL INTERACTIONS: FROM MOLECULES TO LANDSCAPE
4.1 Pollination
Bazzicalupo Miriam, Priarone In vitro pollen germination of three
89 Silvia, Giovannini Annalisa, endangered terrestrial orchids of
Giordani Paolo, Cornara Laura Northwestern ItalyAlien-native species continuum
Corli Anna, Sheppard Christine
90 approach: invasion dynamics
Sabine
among Asteraceae
Differences in pollinaria
Cortis Pierluigi, Palermo Anna
reconfiguration in relation to
91 Maria, Lussu Michele, Pellegrino
different deceptive pollination
Giuseppe
strategies in Mediterranean orchids
A Fiber-optic refractometer for non-
92 Malara Pietro, Aronne Giovanna destructive, in-vivo monitoring of
flower’s nectar concentration
4.2 Seed dispersal
Plants and frugivorous birds in the
93 Viegi Lucia, Cocchi Leonardo
Botanic Garden of Pisa
4.4 Plant-animal communication
Plant-pollinators network analysis of
Calabrese Daniele, Izquierdo the Island of Sálvora – Atlantic
94 Iago, Galloni Marta, Navarro Luis Islands of Galicia National Park
(Spain)
Cuena-Lombraña Alba, Fois
About plant and bird diversity
Mauro, Sciandrello Saverio, Ientile
patterns across wetlands of
95 Renzo, Marcenò Corrado,
Sardinia and Sicily: implications for
Minissale Pietro, Nissardi Sergio,
conservation
Zucca Carla, Bacchetta Gianluigi
4.5 Plant-herbivore interaction
Relationships between plant traits,
Boscutti Francesco, Geppert
insect herbivores and plant invasion
Costanza, Corcos Daria, Braidot
96 along elevation in a soil
Enrico, Petrussa Elisa, Filippi
disturbance experiment in
Antonio, Marini Lorenzo
permanent meadows
Relationship between epibenthic
Pezzolesi Laura, Lenzo Denise,
meiofauna and production of
97 Colangelo Marina Antonia,
allelopathic substances by
Pistocchi Rossella
macroalgae5. PLANT SPECIALIZED METABOLISM: CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
5.1 Specialized metabolites
Achoub Hanane, Mencherini
Teresa, Esposito Tiziana, Luca
Phytochemical and biological
Rastrelli, Rita Aquino, Gazzerro
98 screening of Asteriscus graveolens
Patrizia, Zaiter Lahcene,
(Asteraceae) aerial parts
Benayache Fadila, Benayache
Samir
In vitro citotoxicity evaluation of
Acquadro Stefano, Marengo
natural compounds from Punica
Arianna, Bicchi Carlo, Sgorbini
99 granatum L. and Vitis vinifera L. on
Barbara, Cagliero Cecilia, Rubiolo
leukemia and multiple myeloma
Patrizia, Efferth Thomas
cell lines
Acquaviva Rosaria, Malfa
Giuseppe, Genovese Carlo, Potential health promoting
100 Tomasello Barbara, D’Angeli properties of Orobanche crenata
Floriana, La Mantia Alfonsina, Forssk. extract
Tundis Rosa, Ragusa Salvatore
Amodeo Valentina, Marrelli Plantago major L.: assessment of
Mariangela, Pontieri Veronica, phytochemical composition and
101 Statti Giancarlo, Conforti pancreatic lipase inhibitory
Filomena potential
In vitro anti-influenza activity of
Cistus creticus L. subsp.
Baini Giulia, Miraldi Elisabetta,
102 eriocephalus (Viv.) Greuter &
Biagi Marco
Burdet growing in Maremma
(Tuscany)
Bisio Angela, Francesca Pedrelli,
Martina Fabiano, Roméo Arago Abietane Diterpene constituents
103 Dougué Kentsop, Gian Carlo from the roots of Salvia tingitana Etl.
Schito, Anna Maria Schito, (Lamiaceae)
Nunziatina De Tommasi
Bufano Annarita, Paura Bruno, Nutritional Evaluation and Bioactive
104 Panfili Gianfranco, Niro Serena, Compounds of Three Italian Edible
Brugiapaglia Elisabetta Wild Species
Burlini Ilaria, Lorenzo Belén Huerta,
Maresca Immacolata, Tacchini
Sustainable strategies for cereal by-
105 Massimo, Grandini Alessandro,
products valorization
Guerrini Alessandra, Sacchetti
GianniCaniato Rosy, Bilia Anna Rita, Fruits of Vitex agnus-castus vs V.
106 Filippini Raffaella, Piovan Anna rotundifolia: what the differences?
Caputo Lucia, Della Pepa Teresa,
Elshafie Hazem, Capasso Antimicrobial and Phytotoxic
Raffaele, Camele Ippolito, activity of Origanum heracleoticum
107 Scognamiglio Maria Rosa, and O. majorana essential oils
Nazzaro Filomena, De Feo growing in Cilento
Vincenzo
Set up of an HPLC-UV/PAD method
Cavalloro Valeria, Granata Mirko and microwave-assisted extraction
108 U., Catoni Rosangela, Bracco procedure to assess the quality of
Francesco, Martino Emanuela Corylus avellana L. leaves treated
with different fertilizer supply
Chestnut shells (italian cultivar
Cerulli Antonietta, Napolitano “Marrone di Roccadaspide” PGI):
109 Assunta, Masullo Milena, Hošek antioxidant activity and chemical
Jan, Pizza Cosimo, Piacente Sonia investigation with in depth LC-
HRMS/MSn rationalization of tannins
Clericuzio Marco, Amin Hawraz Anti-bacterial prenylated phenols
Mohammed, Hussain Faiq, from the Kurdish medicinal plant
110 Cornara Laura, Bona Elisa, Onobrychis carduchorum
Gamalero Elisa, Giorgia Novello (Fabaceae)
Metabolite profile of Symphytum
D’Urso Gilda, Masullo Milena,
111 officinale L. BY LC-MS and NMR
Plaza Alberto, Piacente Sonia
analysis
Denaro Marcella, Smeriglio
Micromorphological features of
Antonella, De Francesco Clara,
feijoa fruit and evaluation of
Cornara Laura, Barreca Davide,
112 phytochemical profile and
Bellocco Ersilia, Ginestra
biological properties of its essential
Giovanna, Mandalari Giuseppina,
oil
Trombetta Domenico
Drava Giuliana, Pedrelli
Francesca, Minganti Vincenzo,
Safety control of edible flowers:
Ruffoni Barbara, D’Ambola
113 microbial contamination and toxic
Massimiliano, De Tommasi
trace elements
Nunziatina, Bisio Angela, Schito
Anna Maria
Iannuzzi Anna Maria, Camangi
Fabiano, De Leo Marinella, Braca Phytochemical investigation of
114 Alessandra, De Tommasi Cornus sanguinea L. fruits
NunziatinaMarincich Lorenzo, Mandrone
Quality control of oregano by NMR-
Manuela, Chiocchio Ilaria,
115 based metabolomics and
Maresca Immacolata, Petroli
morphological analysis
Alessandra, Poli Ferruccio
Muscarà Claudia, Smeriglio
Phytochemical and biological
Antonella, Trombetta Domenico,
characterization of a Cannabis
116 Mandalari Giuseppina, La
sativa L. variety with high
Camera Erminia, Grassi
cannabidiol content
Gianpaolo, Circosta Clara
Citrus bergamia Risso & Poit.
Musolino Vincenzo, Gliozzi (Rutaceae) polyphenols improve
Micaela, Scarano Federica, dyslipidemia and
117 Palma Ernesto, Mollace Vincenzo, pathophysiological features in a
Ragusa Salvatore mouse model of non-alcoholic
fatty liver disease
Parisi Valentina, D’Ambola
Quali-quantitative analysis of
Massimiliano, De Tommasi
118 Astragalus membranaceus roots
Nunziatina, Ariano Andrea,
extracts
Severino Lorella, Russo Rosario
Ragusa Salvatore, Bonesi Marco, Juniperus macrocarpa Sm. and J.
Loizzo Monica R., Acquaviva oxycedrus L. (Cupressaceae)
119 Rosaria, Tenuta Maria C., Leporini essential oils and extracts as
Mariarosaria, Passalacqua inhibitors of carbohydrates-
Nicodemo G., Tundis Rosa hydrolysing enzymes
The Prickly Pear peel (Opuntia ficus-
Scarano Pierpaolo, Naviglio indica (L.) Mill.): an example of
Daniele, Prigioniero Antonello, source of bioactive compounds
120 Sciarrillo Rosaria, Guarino obtained using an eco-innovative
Carmine extraction technology, extractor
Naviglio
Schicchi Rosario, Geraci Anna,
Chemical composition of the non-
Geraci Massimo, Bruno Maurizio,
121 volatile metabolites of Rhus coriaria
Valentino Giovanna, Pacifico
drupes from Madonie Mounts
Severina
Sirignano Carmina, Rigano
Triterpenoid derivatives with anti-
Daniela, Venneri Tommaso,
122 inflammatory activity from Vitellaria
Romano Barbara, Poli Ferruccio,
paradoxa C. F. Gaertn.
Taglialatela-Scafati Orazio
Smeriglio Antonella, D'Angelo
The hull of ripe pistachio nuts
Valeria, Denaro Marcella,
123 (Pistacia vera L.) as a source of
Trombetta Domenico, Germanò
new promising tyrosinase inhibitors
Maria PaolaTacchini Massimo, Scalvenzi
Laura, Radice Matteo, Burlini
Ilaria, Maresca Immacolata, Ocimum campechianum Mill.
124 Sacchetti Gianni, Grandini leaves: an Amazonian promising
Alessandro, Guerrini Alessandra, drug
Echeverría Guevara Mónica
Paulina
Phenolic profile, antioxidant
Taviano Maria Fernanda, Cavò
properties and brine shrimp toxicity
Emilia, Ragusa Salvatore, Dugo
of a hydroalcoholic extract
125 Paola, Cacciola Francesco,
obtained from the leaves of
Marino Andreana, D’Arrigo
Brassica incana Ten. (Brassicaceae)
Manuela, Miceli Natalizia
growing in Sicily
Tomasi Paola, Mandrone
Manuela, Lianza Mariacaterina, Screening of one hundred eighty-
126 Chiocchio Ilaria, Marincich five plant extracts as tyrosinase and
Lorenzo, Sanna Cinzia, Maxia elastase inhibitors
Andrea, Ferruccio Poli
Multidisciplinary evaluation of
Toniolo C., Di Sotto A., Di Nigella sativa L. oil: phytochemical
127 Giacomo S., Serafini Mauro study, antioxidant activity and
antimutagenicity properties
5.2 Biotic and abiotic stress
Cervelli Claudio, Raffo Antonio, The effect of light intensity on plant
128 Ferrari Nicoli Stefano, Mozzanini growth and essential oil
Eric, Lupotto Elisabetta composition of rosemary
Filippi Antonio, Petrussa Elisa, Can agriculture be eco-friendly?
129 Rabiei Zhoreh, Vuerich Marco, Plant extracts as grapevine
Braidot Enrico defense inducers
5.3 Plant-organism interactions
Metabolomic and physiological
changes induced by the
Araniti Fabrizio, Abenavoli Maria holoparasitic species Cuscuta
130 Rosa campestris Yunck. on Artemisia
campestris subsp. variabilis (Ten.)
GreuterImproving knowledge of the
interactions between endophytic
Cantamessa Simone, Gamalero
bacteria and phytoplasmas in
131 Elisa, Massa Nadia, Lingua Guido,
tomato to ameliorate the plant
Berta Graziella, Cesaro Patrizia
health status and control
phytoplasma disease
Volatile analysis of essential oils
extracted by plant resins and
Caparrotta Stefania, Marone
preliminary study of their
132 Elettra, Comparini Diego, Taiti
antimicrobial activity against
Cosimo, Mancuso Stefano
Agrobacterium tumefaciens and
Pseudomonas savastanoi
A preliminary screening of fungal
extracts and of metabolites derived
133 Clericuzio Marco, Pavela Roman
from them, on the toxicity toward
Tetranychus urticae (Acarinae)
Martino Elena, Daghino Stefania,
Belmondo Simone, Meloni Polyketide synthases in the ericoid
134 Domitilla, Miyauchi Shingo, Collin endomycorrhizal fungus
Sabrina, Kohler Annegret, Jacob Oidiodendron maius
Christophe, Perotto Silvia
Menghini Luigi, Ronci Maurizio,
Recinella Lucia, Orlando Giustino,
Comparative investigation on
Chiavaroli Annalisa, Leone Sheila,
Anthemis tinctoria var. pallida and
Politi Matteo, Di Simone
135 A. cretica subsp. tenuiloba by
Simonetta, Ciferri Maria Chiara,
pharmacological and
Taddei Pamaela, Luffarelli
phytochemical approaches
Claudia, Brunetti Luigi, Ferrante
Claudio
Nicola Lidia, Turco Elena, Treatments influence plant growth
136 Thalheimer Martin, Insam Heribert, and microbiota in soils affected by
Pertot Ilaria apple replant disease
Papini Alessio, Viola Marian, Miceli
Elisangela, Puglia Anna Maria,
Faddetta Teresa, Maggini
Endophytes in Echinacea Moench
Valentina, Tani Corrado, Viscillo
137 (Asteraceae) change their activity
Maria Antonietta, Firenzuoli Fabio,
after seed germination
Schiff Silvia, Bogani Patrizia,
Mengoni Alessio, Fani Renato,
Cardinale MassimilianoAllelopathic effects of aqueous
extracts from old durum wheat
Restuccia Alessia, Scavo Aurelio,
(Triticum durum Desf.) genotypes
138 Caruso Paolo, Guarnaccia Paolo,
on seed germination of Portulaca
Mauromicale Giovanni
oleracea L. and Stellaria media (L.)
Vill.
Russo Daniela, Miglionico
Rocchina, Carmosino Monica,
Biological activities of methanol
Bisaccia Faustino, Faraone
139 extract from Sclerocarya birrea (A.
Immacolata, Sinisgalli Chiara,
Rich.) Hochst. leaves
Armentano Maria Francesca,
Milella Luigi
In silico characterization of fungal
Silvestri Alessandro, Fiorilli
small RNA reveals putative plant
Valentina, Miozzi Laura, Accotto
140 mRNA targets in the symbiosis
Gian Paolo, Turina Massimo, Jin
between an arbuscular mycorrhizal
Hailing, Lanfranco Luisa
fungus and its host plant
FREE TOPIC
Post-congress “Orti botanici”
Towards the (re)discovery of Italian
popcorns (Zea mays L. subsp. mays
Ardenghi Nicola M.G., Canella
Everta Group): a conservation and
141 Marco, Cauzzi Paolo, Rossi
cultural mission by the University of
Graziano
Pavia Germplasm Bank and
Botanical Garden
Bianciotto Valeria, Lanfranco
142 Fascination of Plants Day 2019
Luisa
Bottoni Martina, Giuliani Claudia,
Colombo Lorenzo, Milani Fabrizia,
Valmalenco (SO): new Botanic
143 Colombo Paola Sira, Berera
Gardens for science and people
Patrizia, Bruschi Piero, Fico
Gelsomina
Cauzzi Paolo, Perez Francesco, “Peppers of the World” at the
144 Manidi Matteo, Bracco Botanical Garden of the University
Francesco, Ardenghi Nicola M.G. of Pavia
Pace Loretta, De Braco Federica,
Fagus sylvatica planted at high
Farda Beatrice, Fidani Marialaura,
145 altitude (Alpine Botanical Garden
Petrucci Irene, Pannunzio
of Campo Imperatore)
GiovannaRosa Ester, Cecchi Grazia, Di
Piazza Simone, Malaspina Paola,
Mariotti Mauro, Mora Elena, Genova Botanical Garden as
146 Roccotiello Enrica, Rosatto resource for scientists and citizens
Stefano, Scopesi Claudia, Turcato
Claudia, Zotti Mirca
Biotecnologie e Differenziamento
From in-vivo to in-vitro: linking
Negri Stefano, Ior Lydia, Poletti
beneficial effects of Terminalia
147 Stefania, Gambini Sofia, Avesani
macroptera leaf extracts on mice
Linda, Guzzo Flavia
to specific secondary metabolites
Botaniche Applicate
A step forward with wastewater
Bianchi Elisabetta, Colzi Ilaria, treatment: using Phragmites
148 Coppi Andrea, Berardi Chiara, australis as an eco-friendly
Fibbi Donatella, Gonnelli Cristina biosorbent in the view of circular
economy
Aerobiological monitoring of the
Ruga Luigia, Orlandi Fabio, Ranfa conservation showcases of the
149 Aldo, Fornaciari Marco Benedictine Chorals of San Pietro in
Perugia (Italy)
Russo Roberta, Raimondo
Genetic studies on Citrus lumia
150 Francesco Maria, Spadaro Vivien,
(Rutaceae)
Palla Franco
Interactions of Ailanthus altissima
Trotta Guido, Savo Valentina,
151 (Mill.) Swingle with the Aurelian
Cicinelli Emanuela, Caneva Giulia
Walls in Rome (Italy)
Briologia
Poponessi Silvia, Cogoni First study of air pollution in Umbria
152 Annalena, Aleffi Michele, Gigante Region by way of moss bag
Daniela biomonitoring
Puglisi Marta, Aleffi Michele,
Bonini Ilaria, Campisi Patrizia,
Cogoni Annalena, Perego On the bryophyte flora of the
153 Sandro, Petraglia Alessandro, Tuscan-Emilian Apennine (N Italy)
Poponessi Silvia, Sguazzin
FrancescoRomeo Sara, Castellari Paola,
Perini Katia, Giachetta Andrea, Screening of mosses for potential
154 Turcato Claudia, Mariotti Mauro, application in urban ecosystems
Roccotiello Enrica
Conservazione della Natura
Canella Marco, Abeli Thomas, Policy species monitoring and
Orsenigo Simone, Mondoni conservation measures in the
155 Andrea, Poloniato Gianni, Lasen Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park (N-
Cesare, Rossi Graziano E, Italy)
Five years of monitoring of flora
Lazzaro Lorenzo, Ferretti Giulio,
and vegetation within the Life
Foggi Bruno, Giannini Francesca,
project LIFE13 NAT/IT/000471 “Island
156 Giunti Michele, Bianchi Elisabetta,
conservation in Tuscany, restoring
Mugnai Michele, Benesperi
habitat not only for birds”: was it
Renato
worth it?
Scialabba Anna, Raimondo
Genetic diversity of Sicilian
157 Francesco Maria, Digangi Ignazio,
common bean germplasm
Fiore Maria Carola
Ecologia
Cervellini Marco, Chiarucci
Alessandro, Nascimbene Juri,
Angelini Pierangela, Casella A quantitative approach for
158 Laura, Maccherini Simona, habitat monitoring at national
Angiolini Claudia, Cerabolini scale
Bruno, Dalle Fratte Michele,
Fattorini Lorenzo
Nascimbene Juri, Lelli Chiara, Exploring the response of grassland
Lasen Cesare, Poloniato Gianni, vegetation to global change: a
159 Vallese Chiara, Tomaselli resurvey study in the Dolomiti
Marcello, Chiarucci Alessandro Bellunesi National Park (Italy)
Fenologia e Strategie vitali
Minuto Luigi, Macrì Carmelo N.,
Effects of environmental
Dagnino Davide, Guerrina Maria,
160 heterogeneity on phenotypic
Médail Frédéric, Casazza
variations of Lilium pomponium L.
GabrieleLichenologia
Melanization in parmelioid lichens
Fortuna Lorenzo, Ongaro Silvia,
as a passive defense mechanism
161 Foscari Alessandro, Incerti Guido,
against microbiological
Martellos Stefano, Tretiach Mauro
degradation
Climatic factors and functional
Vallese Chiara, Nascimbene Juri,
traits determine the climatic niches
162 Casazza Gabriele, Giordani
of lichen genus Peltigera Willd. in
Paolo, Benesperi Renato
Europe
Micologia
Aghayeva Dilzara N., Isgenderli Molecular and morphological
Elnara, Maserti Bianca Elena, characterization of fungi on the
163 Abasova Lamiya, Bartolini Paola, bark of Castanea sativa in
Pepori Alessia Azerbaijan
Characterization and biosecurity
Cecchi Grazia, Manzi Danilo, Zotti implications of fungi in an open
164 Mirca, Picco Anna Maria irrigation system and rice field
water
Daccò Chiara, Manassero
Mycoremediation of soil polluted
165 Alessia, Pasinetti Giulio, Tosi
by insecticides and fungicides
Solveig
Prigione Valeria, Perugini Iolanda, From conservation to utilization: the
166 Reale Luisella, Varese Giovanna value of ex-situ collections of
Cristina microorganisms
Temporiti Marta Elisabetta The fungal component associated
167 Eleonora, Calvi Lorenzo, Tosi with Cannabis sativa L. samples for
Solveig therapeutic use
Palinologia e Paleobotanica
Ascari Lorenzo, Siniscalco
Consolata, Palestini Giovanna,
Analyzing the relationship between
Lisperguer María José, Suarez
168 yield and pollen concentrations in
Huerta Eloy, De Gregorio
chilean hazelnut plantations
Tommaso, Giustarini Laura,
Bregaglio Simone
Bazan Giuseppe, Speciale Archaeobotanical analysis from the
Claudia, Castrorao Barba Angelo, long-term rural settlement of
169 Vassallo Stefano, Marino Contrada Castro (Corleone,
Pasquale Palermo): preliminary dataCharacterization of phychoactive
170 Conte Clara, Cornara Laura plant pollen: a new tool in forensic
investigations
Piante Officinali
Preliminary phenological study and
Fortini Paola, Aquilano Luana,
171 seasonal variability of alkaloids in
Iorizzi Maria, Di Marzio Piera
Senecio inaequidens DC.
Giorgi Annamaria, Borgonovo Study of a little known landrace of
172 Gigliola, Leoni Valeria, Ceciliani Fagopyrum tataricum (L.) Gertn. of
Giulia, Giupponi Luca Valtellina (Northern Italy)
Giupponi Luca, Leoni Valeria,
Ceciliani Giulia, Panseri Sara,
Quality traits of saffron (Crocus
173 Pavlovic Radmila, Lingua Guido,
sativus L.) produced in Italy
Di Filippo Alfredo, Giorgi
Annamaria
Specie Alloctone
Evaluation of the invasiveness of
Cusaro Carlo Maria, Rogledi
non-native plant species in the
174 Martina, Brusoni Maura,
"Bosco Siro Negri" Natural Reserve
Francesco Bracco
(Pavia, Lombardy, Italy)
Giulio Silvia, Acosta Alicia Teresa
Rosario, Carboni Marta, Campos
Juan Antonio, Chytrý Milan, Loidi
Alien flora across European sand
175 Javier, Pergl Jan, Pyšek Petr,
dunes
Isermann Maike, Janssen John A.
M., Rodwell John S., Schaminée
Joop H. J., Marcenò Corrado
Mainetti Andrea, Ravetto Enri The bambapp project: a citizen
Simone, Mezzasalma Valerio, De science network for monitoring and
176 Mattia Fabrizio, Frigerio Jessica, defining the distribution of
Damilano Roberto, Buzio Sandra, bamboos in Piedmont and Aosta
Lonati Michele Valley (NW Italy)
Vegetazione
Fogliata Paolo, Giupponi Luca, The riparian vegetation of Pioverna
177 Cislaghi Alessio, Giorgi river (Lecco, Italy): preliminary
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