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Lucia Muggia serves as an Associate Professor in Systematic Botany at the Department of Life Sciences (DSV) of the University of Trieste. She holds multiple institutional roles including Department Council Member, Course of Study Recommendations Member for Environmental Biology programs, and Coordinator of the 'Environment and Life' PhD program (XXXIX Cycle). Her academic activities span across several degree programs including SM56 - Environmental Biology, SM58 - Ecology and Sustainability of Global Change, and multiple cycles of the PHD01 - Environment and Life doctoral program. Professor Muggia's research focuses on the biology of lichen symbiosis and plant-animal ecophysiology within the Environmental Biology research group. Her work intersects with environmental monitoring, ecological responses to global change, and plant-environment interactions. The research themes evident from her project involvement include environmental biomonitoring, ecological sustainability, and plant responses to environmental stressors. She actively participates in numerous research initiatives, often serving as Scientific Manager or Financial Manager for projects funded by various entities including the Ministry of University and Research, University of Udine, OGS (National Institute of Oceanography and Experimental Geophysics), and other research organizations. Current projects include 'iNEST Interconnected North-East Innovation Ecosystem,' 'Effects of 2D-NanoMaterials on seed plants reproduction,' and 'Prot. 2022Z7PXKW - Graphite for graphene: digging into the diversity of primary degrading microorganisms.' Research Group: Biology of lichen symbiosis (Prof. Tretiach) - Environmental Biology - Plant and animal ecophysiology Departmental Roles: Department Council Member, Course of Study Recommendations Member Doctoral Programs: Coordinator for PHD01 - Environment and Life - XXXIX Cycle, Member for multiple previous cycles (XXX through XXXVIII)

• Systematic Botany
• Lichen Symbiosis
• Plant Ecology
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Andrea Pieroni is a Full Professor of Ethnobotany at the University of Gastronomic Sciences (UNISG) in Italy. He holds a doctorate from the University of Bonn and has held academic positions at the University of London and the University of Bradford. His research focuses on cultural adaptation processes, traditional foraging practices, and biocultural diversity, with particular emphasis on the Mediterranean, Balkans, Eastern Europe, and the Greater Middle East. Professor Pieroni serves as Vice-President and former President of the International Society of Ethnobiology and is founder/Chief Editor of the Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine. He has led research projects addressing food security, wild plant usage, and ecological sustainability, such as UNISG’s DiGe and SASS initiatives. His work bridges ethnobotanical field studies with policy advocacy, emphasizing community-centered approaches to ecological transition. Educations: Ph.D., University of Bonn; Medical Botany training, University of Pisa Research Projects: BIOESSaNS, GLN, ETHCSTWIN Grants & Awards: Leadership roles in global ethnobiology organizations, editorial roles in peer-reviewed journals His recent articles (2024-2025) explore topics such as Romani knowledge systems, desert truffle ethnoecology, and the impact of overtourism on foraging traditions. Pieroni advocates integrating traditional ecological knowledge into modern sustainability frameworks, particularly in food systems.

• Ethnobotany
• Food Cultural Heritage
• Ecology and Sustainability
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Pietro Minissale is an Associate Professor of Systematic Botany at the University of Catania, affiliated with the Department of Plant Biology. His research focuses on botanical aspects of environmental assessments and thematic cartography. Contact: p.minissale@unict.it Office: Botanical Garden Via A. Longo 19, Catania Office hours: Tuesday 10:00-12:00 (or by email/Microsoft Teams arrangement) His work intersects plant biology, taxonomy, and environmental science, with recent teaching activities including courses on botany and environmental biology.

• Plant Science
• Botany
• Environmental Biology
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Alfredo Vizzini is an Associate Professor at the University of Turin , affiliated with the Department of Life Sciences and Systems Biology . His work spans systematic botany, fungal taxonomy, and molecular phylogenetics, with a focus on Agaricales and Boletaceae families. He teaches courses such as Systematic Botany and Mycology , contributing to both academic and applied research. Research Interests : Vizzini specializes in fungal biodiversity, particularly ectomycorrhizal and saprotrophic species. His studies integrate morphological and molecular data (e.g., ITS-LSU sequences) to resolve phylogenetic relationships and describe novel taxa. Key areas include Basidiomycota systematics, adaptation to extreme environments, and invasive fungal species' impact on native ecosystems. Article Trends : His publications (2008–2017) emphasize fungal taxonomy, phylogenetics, and ecological interactions. Notable themes include the discovery of Alpova komoviana , revisions in Leucopaxillus , and investigations into mycobiomes using 454 pyrosequencing. Collaborative projects like DEFINE and CAVELAB highlight his interdisciplinary approach. Labs and Teams : Vizzini collaborates on projects such as DEFINE (exotic pathogens), CAVELAB (cave ecosystems), and DISCOVERING MARINE MYCOBIOTA (marine fungi), working with international teams in Europe and beyond. His lab focuses on fungal interactions in forests, seagrass, and extreme environments.

• Mycology
• Fungal Taxonomy
• Systematic Botany
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Agostino Tomasello is an Associate Professor in the Department of Earth and Marine Sciences at the University of Palermo. His academic position (BIOS-01/C classification) reflects his specialization in marine biological systems, with particular focus on Mediterranean seagrass ecosystems. He maintains regular office hours both at the main campus (Viale delle Scienze building 16) and at the Trapani teaching center for Biotechnology students. Dr. Tomasello's research interests center on marine ecology, particularly the biology and conservation of Posidonia oceanica seagrass meadows. His work spans environmental monitoring, coastal management, and the impacts of human activities on marine ecosystems. He has extensively studied seagrass transplantation, habitat mapping using acoustic technologies, and the effects of environmental stressors including climate change and ocean acidification. His publication record demonstrates expertise in both field research and advanced statistical modeling of marine ecological data. The 15 most recent articles show consistent focus on Posidonia oceanica ecosystems, with methodologies ranging from morphological analysis to geospatial modeling. His research has important implications for marine conservation and management of Mediterranean coastal environments. Dr. Tomasello actively supervises graduate students, with recent theses focused on marine biology topics including seagrass mapping, environmental monitoring, and restoration ecology. His work with students demonstrates practical application of research to real-world conservation challenges.

• Marine Biology
• Environmental Science
• Seagrass Ecology
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Annalisa Falace is an Associate Professor at the University of Trieste within the Department of Life Sciences (DSV) . She specializes in Environmental and Applied Botany (BIO/03) with focus on marine macroalgae, coastal habitat ecology, and restoration of Cystoseira stands. PhD in Environmental Biomonitoring (University of Trieste) Specialization courses: Algology Laboratory (Trieste), Roscoff Biological Station (France), Pierre and Marie Curie University (Paris VI), ARAGO Laboratory (Banyuls-sur-Mer) Her research emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches combining taxonomic , physiological , and ecological studies. Key projects include: Biodiversity monitoring through macroalgal indicators (Water Framework Directive) Eco-physiological responses to herbicides, temperature stress, and osmotic stress Innovative restoration methodologies for marine forests Coralligenous habitat analysis and rhodolith bed conservation Current leadership roles include Scientific Manager for: LIFE21-NAT-IT-REEForest (active) Posidonia monitoring projects (active) iNEST Interconnected North-East Innovation Ecosystem (active) She mentors researchers and students through involvement in doctoral committees and supervises lab members including Dr. Sara Kaleb and Dr. Annalisa Caragnano. Her work contributes to: Marine Strategy Framework Directive compliance Horizon 2020 environmental protection measures Adriatic Sea conservation initiatives

• Marine Macroalgae Taxonomy
• Coastal Marine Habitat Ecology
• Restoration of Cystoseira Stands
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Dr. Gaetano Laghetti is a Senior Researcher at the Institute of Biosciences and BioResources (IBBR) of the National Research Council of Italy (CNR) in Bari. He has served as the curator of the CNR's Gene Bank in Bari since 2011 and as the Italian representative in the 'Solanaceae' working group since 2012. Since October 2013, he has been deputy director of IBBR and heads the CNR work order on 'Biodiversity for the sustainability of Mediterranean agricultural systems' since 2011. Dr. Laghetti's educational background includes: 1984: Degree in Agricultural Science (cum laude) from the University of Bari, Faculty of Agriculture 1986: Passed State Examination for qualification to practice as an agronomist 1987: Awarded international scholarship by the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) His research focuses on the safeguarding of plant genetic resources , with particular emphasis on Mediterranean agricultural systems. Dr. Laghetti has conducted approximately 50 exploration and collecting missions across Italy and internationally, gathering over 5,000 plant accessions. His work encompasses germplasm characterization using agronomical, morphological and biochemical traits, statistical analysis of characterization data, and taxonomic studies to identify crop origins and wild ancestors. He has significant expertise in obtaining EU quality marks for local products and holds two plant patents. Dr. Laghetti's recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on agrobiodiversity conservation , with particular attention to traditional Italian crop varieties, ethnobotanical knowledge, and the documentation of crop wild relatives. His research spans plant systematics, germplasm characterization, and the application of statistical methods to genetic resource data. He has made significant contributions to documenting ancient cereal varieties in Southern Italy and studying the biogeography of edible halophytes in the Apulia region. As an active member of the scientific community, Dr. Laghetti serves on the Editorial Board of the International Journal Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution and is a peer reviewer for multiple international journals in botany and biodiversity. He has coordinated four books and authored approximately 200 scientific papers. Dr. Laghetti has supervised academic work including a Research Doctorate, a Degree Thesis, and six scholarship recipients. He has served as the scientific responsible for six internal CNR projects and seven external projects, while collaborating on 21 additional research initiatives. His field work includes establishing and managing an experimental field for scientific trials since 2003. At the institutional level, Dr. Laghetti contributes to biodiversity conservation through his leadership roles at the CNR Gene Bank in Bari and his representation of Italy in international working groups focused on plant genetic resources.

• Plant Genetic Resources
• Plant Genetics
• Agricultural Biodiversity Conservation
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Dr. Antonella Albano is a University Researcher in Systematic Botany (BIO/02) at the Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences and Technologies, University of Salento. She holds a PhD in Biology and Plant Ecology from the University of Rome 'La Sapienza' and has been affiliated with the university since 2001. Expertise in plant systematics and conservation biology Teaches Plant Biodiversity and Conservation courses at undergraduate and master's levels Director of the University Botanical Garden (2013-2021) Co-founder and former vice-president of Ofride srl spin-off Research focus: Integrates plant taxonomy with environmental monitoring and conservation strategies, including in-situ/ex-situ preservation techniques and Mediterranean biodiversity hotspots. Active in developing guidelines for rare plant species conservation and habitat restoration. Facilities: Works at the Systematic Botany and Plant Ecology Laboratory and Ecotekne Center. Office hours available by appointment via telephone or email.

• Systematic botany
• Plant ecology
• Conservation of plant biodiversity
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Maria Privitera is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Systematic Botany at the University of Catania (UNICT). Her research focuses on plant taxonomy, biodiversity, and evolutionary biology. Email: mprivite@unict.it Phone: 095430901 Her work aligns with the study of plant systematics and ecological conservation.

• Botany
• Plant Taxonomy
• Biodiversity
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Nicodemo Giuseppe PASSALACQUA is an Associate Professor in Environmental and Applied Botany at the Department of Biology, Ecology and Earth Sciences, University of Calabria, a position he has held since 2024. Previously, he was a Type B Researcher at the same department from 2021 to 2024. He has a long-standing association with the Botanical Garden and Natural History Museum of Calabria, having served as Curator and later as Head from 2019 to 2021. He is a member of the Scientific Council of the Museum System of the University of Calabria and the Technical Committee for the Protection of Nature and Mycological Heritage in Calabria. He currently serves as the scientific coordinator of a major EU-funded project under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan and is part of the teaching staff for the Life Science and Technology PhD program. PhD in Biosystematics and Plant Ecology, University of Florence (1995) BSc in Natural Sciences (with honors), University of Florence (1990) His research centers on plant ecology, phytogeography, biodiversity, and conservation, particularly of Mediterranean and Calabrian flora. He investigates intraspecific variability, functional traits, and the impact of environmental gradients on plant form and function. His work also includes documenting native and alien vascular flora, as well as algae, bryophytes, fungi, and lichens in Italy. He applies botanical knowledge to cultural heritage through studies on biodeteriogenic flora on historical buildings. His recent publications show a consistent focus on floristic documentation, plant systematics, and ecological adaptation. Articles such as 'Intraspecific variability of leaf form and function' and 'Old-growth forests in the Pollino National Park' reflect his interest in plant-environment interactions and conservation. His involvement in 'Notulae' series highlights his role in updating the Italian flora inventory. Work on 3D modeling for pasture monitoring indicates innovative methodological approaches. Scientific Coordinator, 'Operational protocols and tools for the conservation and sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems' (Tech4You Project, EU NextGenerationEU) Phytotaxa Section Editor for Morphometrics and Saxifragales Member, Teaching Staff, Life Science and Technology PhD Program Member, Scientific Council, Museum System, University of Calabria Representative, Technical Committee for Nature and Mycological Heritage, Calabria He teaches Applied Phytogeography, Systematic Botany, and Plant Ecology at the University of Calabria. His affiliation with the 'Vegetal Biology' research group, specifically the 'Taxonomy, Conservation and Plant Ecology' section, places him within a collaborative environment focused on biodiversity and conservation. He has co-authored over 220 publications, with more than 90 indexed in major databases, demonstrating sustained research productivity and collaboration with national and international experts in botany and ecology.

• Environmental Botany
• Applied Botany
• Plant Ecology
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Marta Maria Puglisi serves as Full Professor of Systematic Botany (SSD BIO/02) at the University of Catania's Department of Biological, Geological and Environmental Sciences, where she heads the Plant Biology Section and presides over the Master's Degree Course in Environmental Biology. Her academic journey spans over three decades at the same institution, progressing from post-doctoral researcher to full professor. Her educational background includes a PhD in Environmental Sciences I (Phytogeography of Mediterranean territories) from the University of Catania (1994), a Degree in Biological Sciences from the same university (1989), and a Classical High School diploma from Milan (1983). Professor Puglisi's research focuses on Mediterranean bryophytes across taxonomic, floristic, conservation, ecological, and vegetation studies. Her fieldwork spans Italy, Greece, Crete, Cyprus, Macedonia, and Albania, examining specialized habitats including caves, gullies, gypsum formations, fumarolic stations, deserts, temporary ponds, protected areas, and Habitats Directive 92/43/EEC sites. She has documented rare species such as Riella notarisii , Myurella sibirica , Asterella africana , Crossidium geheebii , and Pseudocrossidium replicatum , including several national and European first records. She represents a leading authority in bryosociology at Italian and Mediterranean levels, having synthesized all known Italian bryovegetation syntaxa with critical nomenclatural and syntaxonomic revisions. Her work on life forms and strategies of bryophyte communities remains the only research of its kind conducted in Italy. Subject Editor for Scopus-indexed journal Italian Botanist Editorial Board Member of Scopus-indexed Plant Sociology Guest Editor for Special Issue "Diversity, Distribution and Conservation of Bryophytes" in Plants Referee for numerous indexed journals including Cryptogamie Bryologie , Plant Biosystems , and Journal of Vegetation Science Professor Puglisi has organized numerous international conferences including the XV International Seminar on Biodiversity Management and Conservation (2023), multiple sessions at the Italian Botanical Society Congresses, and specialized bryology symposia. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Bryology Working Group of the Italian Botanical Society and the Commission on Bryophytes of OPTIMA.

• Bryology
• Systematic Botany
• Mediterranean Flora
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Nicola Lidia is a Researcher at the University of Pavia , affiliated with the Department of Biology and Biotechnology 'Lazzaro Spallanzani' and Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences . She specializes in Botany (BIOS-01/B - Systematic Botany) with a focus on fungal diversity, biodegradation, and biocontrol mechanisms. Research Interests : Ecological studies of soil fungi in Andean and tropical ecosystems Biodegradation of synthetic materials like PET using fungal species Antagonistic interactions between Trichoderma and Fusarium pathogens Development of sustainable strategies for managing plant and soil health Publication Trends : Her work spans fungal ecology, environmental microbiology, and applied biotechnology, with recent emphasis on plastic pollution mitigation and microbial biocontrol agents. She has contributed to journals like Journal of Fungi , Scientific Reports , and Frontiers in Microbiology . Teaching Roles : Course: 'Botanica - MOD. 1' (2025-2026) - Laurea in Biological Sciences Course: 'Biodiversità e Biorisanamento del Suolo' (2025-2026) - Laurea Magistrale in Biodiversity Conservation

• Botany
• Microbiology
• Fungal Diversity
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Simona Casavecchia is an Associate Professor in the Department of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences at the Università Politecnica delle Marche (UNIVPM), Italy. She is affiliated with the Faculty of Agriculture and conducts research in the field of environmental and applied botany. Her academic work centers on plant biodiversity, ecological botany, and sustainable use of plant resources. With expertise in plant systematics and ethnobotany, her research contributes to understanding plant-environment interactions and conservation strategies in Mediterranean ecosystems. She is actively involved in teaching and research, supported by institutional platforms such as the IRIS repository. Although specific publications and projects are not detailed in the current text, her scientific sector (BIOS-01/C) indicates a strong focus on applied botanical sciences. No scientific awards or honors are mentioned in the available information. Dr. Casavecchia advises students in botany and environmental sciences, though no named students are listed. She does not appear to lead any explicitly mentioned labs or research teams in the provided content.

• Environmental Botany
• Applied Botany
• Plant Ecology
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Anna Poli is a Research Fellow at the Department of Life Sciences and Systems Biology of the University of Turin. Her work focuses on systematic botany, biodiversity conservation, and evolutionary biology, particularly in plant and microbial systems. She contributes to teaching courses such as Systematic Botany and Biodiversity Conservation . Her research interests include: Systematic Botany (prokaryotes, fungi, algae, terrestrial plants) Biodiversity conservation (vegetal and microbial) Evolutionary ecology and animal/human behavior

• Systematic Botany
• Biodiversity Conservation
• Evolutionary Biology
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Giuseppe Pellegrino is an Associate Professor in General Botany (BIO/01) at the Department of Biology, Ecology and Earth Sciences, University of Calabria, where he has been a faculty member since 2001. He leads the research section on Biosystematics, Conservation, Botany in Cultural Heritage, and Plant Ecology within the Plant Biology Research Group. His academic career includes serving as a tenured researcher before being promoted to Associate Professor in 2018. He is actively involved in teaching undergraduate courses in Botany and Forensic Biology and holds institutional roles such as Rector’s Delegate for Sports and President of the University Sports Committee. PhD in Molecular Systematics, University of Naples Federico II (2001) MSc in Biological Sciences, University of Calabria (1992) Giuseppe Pellegrino's research focuses on the evolutionary and ecological aspects of plant diversity, particularly in Mediterranean orchids. His work integrates molecular genetics, reproductive biology, and conservation science to study hybridization, speciation, pollination mechanisms, and genetic diversity in wild plant populations. He investigates how pre- and postzygotic barriers, pollinator specificity, and environmental factors influence plant adaptation and diversification. His research also extends to the conservation of rare and endangered species, using phylogeographic and population genetic approaches. Additionally, he applies botanical knowledge to cultural heritage by studying biodeteriogenic flora on historical buildings. His recent publications reveal a strong trend in orchid biology, pollination ecology, and climate change impacts on plant reproduction. He frequently studies Serapias, Dactylorhiza, and Anacamptis orchids, examining pollinator diversity, floral display effects, and thermal impacts on pollinaria reconfiguration. His work also includes taxonomic contributions and studies on plant biodiversity in southern Italy and trans-Adriatic regions. Giuseppe Pellegrino has been involved in multiple national research projects, including PRIN grants as both associate and principal investigator. He has supervised student research and contributed to academic service through editorial roles in journals such as PLOS ONE and Plant Systematics and Evolution, and as a referee for international funding bodies. He has also organized scientific conferences, including the 4th International Orchid Workshop. He is a member of the Italian Botanical Society and the Botanical Society of Japan and collaborates with institutions in Switzerland, the UK, Israel, Australia, and the Czech Republic. His research is conducted within the BioVeLab at the University of Calabria, where he leads a research section focused on plant systematics, conservation, and cultural heritage botany.

• Plant Evolution
• Molecular Systematics
• Conservation Genetics
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