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Based on the evaluation of 3,902 local floristic references published between 2005 and 2025, an update to the floristic knowledge map of Italy is presented. To measure the progress in floristic knowledge across Italy’s administrative regions, the ‘Index of Floristic Knowledge Advancement’ (IFA) is proposed here. This index categorizes regions based on the proportion of potential improvement that has actually been achieved. Res...
The Effect Of Localized Circumferential Residual Stress On Pressurized Stress State Of CT Reconstructed Vessels: A Finite Element StudyNARA Subscribed
Purpose Residual stresses are intrinsic stresses present in arteries even in the absence of external loads or blood pressure. They originate during growth and remodeling and contribute to vascular mechanical equilibrium. Despite advances in computational methods, incorporating residual stresses into patient-specific vascular models remains challenging. Evidence regarding the influence of circumferential residual stresses on ph...
Optical tissue clearing associated with 3D imaging: application in preclinical and clinical studiesNARA Subscribed
Understanding the inner morphology of intact tissues is one of the most competitive challenges in modern biology. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, optical tissue clearing (OTC) has provided solutions for volumetric imaging, allowing the microscopic visualization of thick sections of tissue, organoids, up to whole organs and organisms (for example, mouse or rat). Recently, tissue clearing has also been introduced i...
First evidence of post‐glacial contraction of Alpine endemics: Insights from Berardia subacaulis in the European AlpsNARA Subscribed
Aim Late Quaternary glaciations left an enduring imprint on the distribution of species and their genetic structure. The responses of plants endemic to the Alps can be summarized in three major demographic hypotheses: (i) post‐glacial expansion hypothesis; (ii) post‐glacial contraction hypothesis; and (iii) long‐term stability hypothesis. Here we test these hypotheses and reconstruct the time and extent of demographic response...
A tale of migrations from east to west: the Irano‐Turanian floristic region as a source of Mediterranean xerophytesNARA Subscribed
Aim The Irano‐Turanian ( IT ) floristic region is characterized by high levels of endemicity. Despite its potential role as a cradle of xerophytic taxa for neighbouring areas, its biogeographical history remains poorly studied. H aplophyllum , a diagnostic element of the IT region, was used as a model to discriminate between alternative biogeographical scenarios for the evolution of the region and, more specifically, to invest...
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