Archaeobotany in Florence (Italy): Landscape and urban development from the late Roman to the Middle Ages

Olea, Juglans and Castanea: The OJC group as pollen evidence of the development of human-induced environments in the Italian peninsula

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Biology, Italian Peninsula, Botany +7

Plants traditionally used to make brooms in several European countries

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Reconstructing past cultural landscape and human impact using pollen and plant macroremains

Laura Sadori, Anna Maria Mercuri, Marta Mariotti Lippi · Plant Biosystems - An International Journal Dealing with all Aspects of Plant Biology · 2010 · 97 citations · Full text

Luxury food and ornamental plants at the 15th century a.d. Renaissance court of the Este family (Ferrara, northern Italy)

Giovanna Bosi, Anna Maria Mercuri, Chiara Guarnieri et al. · Vegetation History and Archaeobotany · 2009 · 76 citations · Full text

Sixteenth Century Studies, Art History, Northern Italy +5

Seeds/fruits, pollen and parasite remains as evidence of site function: piazza Garibaldi – Parma (N Italy) in Roman and Mediaeval times

Giovanna Bosi, Marta Mazzanti, Assunta Florenzano et al. · Journal of Archaeological Science · 2011 · 72 citations · Full text

Site Function, Botany, N Italy +6