Domina, G.: The floristic research in Italian archaeological sites. — Fl. Medit. 28: 377-383. 2018. — ISSN: 1120-4052 printed, 2240-4538 online. Italy is one of the richest countries in historical and artistic heritage. The occurrence of vascular plants on monuments has always been analysed with some concern about conservation issues of the buildings. In order to present a framework of floristic research done in Italy within the archaeological areas and monumental sites in the country, the list of the basic references is presented. These 97 contributions are divided by publication date, area, and main historical period or civilization to which the complex refers. The most studied archaeological areas belong to the Roman civilization and occ...
"The study area comprises urban and suburban parts of Rome with 52 archaeological sites. The flora a...
Archaeological sites represent a refuge for plant and animal species, rich in biodiversity and prote...
Palynological research carried out on two renowned archaeological sites located in central Sicily al...
Domina, G.: The floristic research in Italian archaeological sites. — Fl. Medit. 28: 377-383. 2018. ...
Biodiversity and floristic emergencies in Roman archaeological areas – The flora of the main Roman a...
In Italy, archaeobotanical research from urban contexts dated to the Roman period, if compared with ...
We report the results of a floristic survey carried out in the Castelli Romani Regional Park (Rome, ...
The first floristic study of the historical monumental cemetery of San Cataldo in Modena (N-Italy) i...
Over the last millennia, the land between the Alps and the Mediterranean Sea, characterized by extra...
“It is undeniable that infesting vegetation settling in monumental sites is a paramount cause of deg...
We conducted a GIS spatial analysis with the aim of providing the first quantitative large-scale ove...
In archaeological sites, plants and monuments have close interactions, with several positive and neg...
We conducted a GIS spatial analysis with the aim of providing the first quantitative large-scale ove...
"The study area comprises urban and suburban parts of Rome with 52 archaeological sites. The flora a...
Archaeological sites represent a refuge for plant and animal species, rich in biodiversity and prote...
Palynological research carried out on two renowned archaeological sites located in central Sicily al...
Domina, G.: The floristic research in Italian archaeological sites. — Fl. Medit. 28: 377-383. 2018. ...
Biodiversity and floristic emergencies in Roman archaeological areas – The flora of the main Roman a...
In Italy, archaeobotanical research from urban contexts dated to the Roman period, if compared with ...
We report the results of a floristic survey carried out in the Castelli Romani Regional Park (Rome, ...
The first floristic study of the historical monumental cemetery of San Cataldo in Modena (N-Italy) i...
Over the last millennia, the land between the Alps and the Mediterranean Sea, characterized by extra...
“It is undeniable that infesting vegetation settling in monumental sites is a paramount cause of deg...
We conducted a GIS spatial analysis with the aim of providing the first quantitative large-scale ove...
In archaeological sites, plants and monuments have close interactions, with several positive and neg...
We conducted a GIS spatial analysis with the aim of providing the first quantitative large-scale ove...
"The study area comprises urban and suburban parts of Rome with 52 archaeological sites. The flora a...
Archaeological sites represent a refuge for plant and animal species, rich in biodiversity and prote...
Palynological research carried out on two renowned archaeological sites located in central Sicily al...