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Michele Rodda
Researcher at National Parks Board
Publications - 80
Citations - 794
Michele Rodda is an academic researcher from National Parks Board. The author has contributed to research in topics: Asclepiadoideae & Hoya. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 74 publications receiving 620 citations. Previous affiliations of Michele Rodda include University of Turin.
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Photosynthetic Mediterranean meadow orchids feature partial mycoheterotrophy and specific mycorrhizal associations.
Mariangela Girlanda,Rossana Segreto,Donata Cafasso,Heiko T. Liebel,Michele Rodda,Enrico Ercole,Salvatore Cozzolino,Gerhard Gebauer,Silvia Perotto +8 more
TL;DR: Phylogenetic and multivariate comparisons indicated that even in sunny Mediterranean meadows, orchids may be mycoheterotrophic, with correlated mycorrhizal fungal specificity.
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New Guinea has the world’s richest island flora
Rodrigo Cámara-Leret,Rodrigo Cámara-Leret,David G. Frodin,Frits Adema,Christiane Anderson,Marc S. Appelhans,George Argent,Susana Arias Guerrero,Peter S. Ashton,William J. Baker,Anders S. Barfod,David S. Barrington,Renata Borosova,Gemma L. C. Bramley,Marie Briggs,Sven Buerki,Daniel Cahen,Martin W. Callmander,Martin Cheek,Cheng-Wei Chen,Barry J. Conn,Mark J.E. Coode,Iain Darbyshire,Sally Dawson,John Dransfield,Clare Drinkell,Brigitta E.E. Duyfjes,Atsushi Ebihara,Zacky Ezedin,Long Fei Fu,Osia Gideon,Deden Girmansyah,Rafaël Govaerts,Helen Fortune-Hopkins,Gustavo Hassemer,Alistair Hay,Charlie D. Heatubun,D. J. Nicholas Hind,Peter C. Hoch,Peter Homot,Peter Hovenkamp,Mark Hughes,Matthew Jebb,Laura V. S. Jennings,Tiberius Jimbo,Michael Kessler,Ruth Kiew,Sandra Knapp,Penniel Lamei,Marcus Lehnert,Marcus Lehnert,Gwilym P. Lewis,Hans Peter Linder,Stuart Lindsay,Yee Wen Low,Yee Wen Low,Yee Wen Low,Eve Lucas,Jeffrey P. Mancera,Alexandre K. Monro,Alison Moore,David J. Middleton,Hidetoshi Nagamasu,Mark Newman,Eimear Nic Lughadha,Pablo Hendrigo Alves De Melo,Daniel J. Ohlsen,Daniel J. Ohlsen,Caroline M. Pannell,Caroline M. Pannell,Caroline M. Pannell,Barbara S. Parris,Laura Pearce,Darin S. Penneys,Leon R. Perrie,Peter Petoe,Peter Petoe,Axel Dalberg Poulsen,Ghillean T. Prance,J. Peter Quakenbush,Niels Raes,Michele Rodda,Zachary S. Rogers,André Schuiteman,Pedro Bond Schwartsburd,Robert W. Scotland,Mark P. Simmons,David A. Simpson,David A. Simpson,Peter F. Stevens,Michael A. Sundue,Weston Testo,Anna Trias-Blasi,Ian M. Turner,Ian M. Turner,Timothy M. A. Utteridge,Lesley Walsingham,Bruce L. Webber,Bruce L. Webber,Ran Wei,George D. Weiblen,Maximilian Weigend,Peter H. Weston,Willem J.J.O. de Wilde,Peter Wilkie,C. M. Wilmot-Dear,Hannah P. Wilson,Hannah P. Wilson,John R. I. Wood,John R. I. Wood,Li-Bing Zhang,Li-Bing Zhang,Peter C. van Welzen,Peter C. van Welzen +113 more
TL;DR: A catalogue of the vascular flora of New Guinea indicates that this island is the most floristically diverse in the world, and that 68% of the species identified are endemic to New Guinea.
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C and N stable isotope signatures reveal constraints to nutritional modes in orchids from the Mediterranean and Macaronesia
Heiko T. Liebel,Martin I. Bidartondo,Katja Preiss,Rossana Segreto,Marcus Stöckel,Michele Rodda,Gerhard Gebauer +6 more
TL;DR: Most adult orchids of open habitats in the Mediterranean and Macaronesia show weak or no N gains from fungi and no C gain through mycoheterotrophy, while isotope signatures of some of these species indicate net plant-to-fungus C transfer.
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Gene expression in mycorrhizal orchid protocorms suggests a friendly plant–fungus relationship
Silvia Perotto,Marco Rodda,Alex Benetti,Fabiano Sillo,Enrico Ercole,Michele Rodda,Mariangela Girlanda,Claude Murat,Raffaella Balestrini +8 more
TL;DR: The data on mycorrhizal protocorms do not support this view as plant defence genes were not induced, whereas some nodulin-like genes were significantly up-regulated, suggesting that fungal colonization does not trigger strong plant defence responses.
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Temporal variation in mycorrhizal diversity and carbon and nitrogen stable isotope abundance in the wintergreen meadow orchid Anacamptis morio
Enrico Ercole,Martino Adamo,Michele Rodda,Gerhard Gebauer,Mariangela Girlanda,Silvia Perotto +5 more
TL;DR: Observations suggest that, irrespective of differences in the seasonal environmental conditions, the plant phenological stages and the associated fungi, the isotopic content in mycorrhizal A. morio remains fairly constant over time.