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Notiziario Della Società Botanica Italiana Rivista Online Pubblicazione Semestrale ­ Decreto Del Tribunale Di Firenze N ISSN 2532-8034 (Online) Notiziario della Società Botanica VOL. 2(2) 2018 Italiana Notiziario della Società Botanica Italiana rivista online http://notiziario.societabotanicaitaliana.it pubblicazione semestrale ­ decreto del Tribunale di Firenze n. 6047 del 5/4/17 ­ stampata da Tipografia Polistampa s.n.c. ­ Firenze Direttore responsabile della rivista Consolata Siniscalco Comitato Editoriale Rubriche Responsabili Atti sociali Nicola Longo Attività societarie Segreteria della S.B.I. 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Pistocchi Abruzzese­Molisana L. Pace Biologia Cellulare e Molecolare L. Sanità di Toppi Emiliano­Romagnola C. Ferrari Biotecnologie e Differenziamento L. Navazio Friulano­Giuliana — Botanica Tropicale A. Papini Laziale F. Spada Botaniche Applicate F. Taffetani Ligure S. Peccenini Briologia M. Puglisi Lombarda R. Gentili Conservazione della Natura G. Fenu Piemonte e Valle d’Aosta M. Mucciarelli Ecologia L. Bragazza Pugliese G­P. Di Sansebastiano Fenologia e Strategie vitali M. Galloni Sarda G. Iiriti Floristica, Sistematica ed Evoluzione L. Peruzzi Siciliana C. Salmeri Lichenologia S. Martellos Toscana G. Bedini Micologia A. Persiani Umbro­Marchigiana E. Biondi Orti Botanici e Giardini Storici F.M. Raimondo Veneta L. Filesi Palinologia e Paleobotanica A.M. Mercuri Piante Officinali V. De Feo Specie Alloctone G. Brundu Vegetazione L. Gianguzzi Notiziario della Società Botanica Italiana, 2 (2) 2018 Sommario Articoli chen M., Piazzi L., Pinna S., Ceccherelli G., Relitti F., Ogrinc N., Giani M., De Vittor C., Urbini L., Krajnc B., 57 Catalogazione di un erbario inedito di Cassiano Del Negro P., Roselli L., Litchman E., Rugnini L., Costa Conzatti custodito presso la Fondazione Museo G., Santamaria U., Morresi F., Fratini F., Bani S., Santin Civico di Rovereto (ROV) A., Moschin E., Lorenti M., Buia M.C., Rodolfo C., Pi- Tomasi G., Bertolli A., Prosser F. redda L., Canuti L., Facca C., Franzoi P., Scapin L., Zuc- chetta M., Bonometto A., Boscolo R., Rampazzo F., 61 Moderni strumenti gestionali di dati floristici Oselladore F., Ponis E., Sfriso A.A., Juhmani A.-S., e vegetazionali: un esempio di geo-database Spazzali F., Gerdol M., Antonioli M., Pallavicini A., relazionale per la città di Trieste Djakovac T., Jahn R., Tomio Y., Vadrucci M.R., Bar- Pavanetto A., Martellos S., Tordoni E., Bacaro G. bone E., Ungaro N., Romano A., Bucci R. 161 Atti della Conferenza “I Giardini Botanici Han- Atti riunioni scientifiche bury: un laboratorio interdisciplinare” (Venti- 71 Mini lavori della Riunione scientifica del miglia, 3 novembre 2017) Gruppo di Lavoro per la Floristica, Sistematica a cura di Minuto L., Mariotti M. - Minuto L., Mariotti ed Evoluzione (Roma, 19 – 20 ottobre 2018) M., Cornara L., Zappa E., Zotti M., Montefalcone M., a cura di Domina G., Peruzzi L. - Bernardo L., Ma- Piazza M., Zanella S., Magnani L., Rulli S., Mazzino F., iorca G., Franzoni J., Roma-Marzio F., Peruzzi L., Bochicchio F. Brullo S., Cambria S., Salmeri C., Carta A., D’Antrac- 193 Sintesi dei lavori scientifici e tecnici realizzati coli M., Bedini G., Bacaro G., Tordoni E., Fanfarillo E., Moretti M., Abbate G., Ferro G., Fiaschi T., Bonari G., nell’ambito del Biodiversity Barcamp (Nocera Angiolini C., Galasso G., Santangelo A., Bartolucci F., Umbra, 7 maggio 2018) Ferrari F., Banfi E., Larroux G., Orsenigo S., Lucchese a cura di Marinangeli F. - Marinangeli F., Corona P., F., Marino G., Stinca A., Celaj O., Landi N., Barbiero D., Cipriani M., Monteleone A., Romano R., Ortega S., Mastroianni A., Esposito A., Martellos S., Conti F., Boggia A., Plutino M., Afferni C. Moro A., Pennesi R., Pittao E., Nimis P.L., Mugnai M., Lazzaro L., Di Nuzzo L., Foggi B., Viciani D., Ferretti Nuove Segnalazioni Floristiche Italiane G., Raimondo F.M., Scafidi F., Domina G. 205 Nuove Segnalazioni Floristiche Italiane 5. 111 Atti Riunione scientifica del Gruppo per l’Algo- Flora vascolare (028 - 046) logia (Trieste, 10 – 11 novembre 2017) Roma-Marzio F., Lastrucci L., Guzzon F., Ardenghi a cura di Pistocchi R. - Accoroni S., Ceci M., Dell’Aver- N.M.G., Peruzzi L., Mossini S. sano C., Tartaglione L., Romagnoli T., Totti C., Ba- ričević A., Kužat N., Smodlaka Tanković M., Marić Orti Botanici Pfannkuchen D., Pfannkuchen M., Bellini E., Ciocci M., Savio S., Antonaroli S., Seliktar D., Melino S., Con- 211 Editoriale gestri R., Betto V.M., Wolf M.A., Buosi A., Sciuto K., a cura di Bedini G. Moro I., Maggs C.A., Sfriso A., Bianco I., Viaggiu E., 211 Orti Botanici 4 Bruno L., Valle V., Gismondi A., Di Marco G., Canini Aleffi M., Marinangeli F. A., Cabrini M., Fornasaro D., Kralj M., Caroppo C., Ru- bino F., Cibic T., Cormaci M., Furnari G., Alongi G., D’Archino R., Nelson W., Neill K., Sutherland J., De Erbari Luca D., Sarno D., Kooistra W.H.C.F., Di Poi E., Beran 217 Erbari 5 A., Ellwood N.T.W., Ceschin S., Ferrante M.I., Amato Cecchi L., Nepi C., Roma-Marzio F., Gerace S., Amadei A., Dell’Aquila G., Ribera d’Alcalà M., Sanges R., Iudi- L., Peruzzi L., Lastrucci L., Armeli Minicante S., Dona- cone D., Ferrari M., Cozza R., Marieschi M., Torelli A., telli A., Stinca A., Esposito A., Santangelo A., Rosati L., Gris B., Caldara F., Treu L., Zampieri R., La Rocca N., Salerno G., Fascetti S., Chianese G., Licandro G., Mar- Honsell G., Pelin M., Penna A., Sosa S., Tubaro A., M. cucci R. Smodlaka, E. Pustijanac, B. Gasparovic, T. Novak, I. Ivancic, Mannino A.M., Balistreri P., Deidun A., Maz- Tesi Botaniche zega E., de Marco A., Micheli C., Mordret S., Mollica T., Biffali E., Montresor M., Pannone R., Piredda R., 225 Tesi Botaniche 4 Morosinotto T., Mozetič P., Cangini M., Francé J., Ba- Proietti E., Marino G. stianini M., Bernardi Aubry F., Bužančić M., Cerino F., Čalić M., D'Adamo R., Drakulović D., Finotto S., Recensioni Grilli F., Kraus R., Ninčević Gladan Ž., Pompei M., Rot- ter A., Servadei I., Skejić S., Papini A., Tani C., Di Falco 229 Le rose in fila P., Wolswijk G., Santosuosso U., Nuccio C., Lazzara L., a cura di Nepi C. Ballini R., Percopo I., Ruggiero M.V., Rossi R., Zingone 230 Antonio Orsini 1788–1870 – passato e pre- A., Pezzolesi L., Guerrini F., Vanucci S., Pistocchi R., sente in continua evoluzione Godrijan J., Pustijanac E., Jahn R., Ivancic I., Pfannku- a cura di Peruzzi L. Notiziario della Società Botanica Italiana, 2 (2): 57-60, 2018 57 Articoli Catalogazione di un erbario inedito di Cassiano Conzatti custodito presso la Fondazione Museo Civico di Rovereto (ROV) G. Tomasi, A. Bertolli, F. Prosser Riassunto - Si descrivono le fasi di lavoro che hanno portato alla catalogazione dei campioni messicani di Cassiano Conzatti (Civezzano 1862- Oaxaca 1951) custoditi presso l’erbario (ROV) della Fondazione Museo Civico di Rovereto, esponendo i principali risultati emersi e i problemi riscontrati. Si tratta di una raccolta di oltre 1.600 fogli d’erbario, risalenti per la maggior parte all’inizio del Novecento, di notevole importanza storica e scientifica per la presenza di 56 tipi nomenclatu- rali. Parole chiave: Cassiano Conzatti, catalogazione, erbario storico, Flora Taxonomica Mexicana, Messico, Museo Civico di Ro- vereto Ricevuto il 30.05.2018 Accettato il 04.12.2018 Pubblicato online il 31.12.2018 Introduzione Cassiano Conzatti nacque a Civezzano (Trento) nel 1862 e all’età di tre anni si trasferì con la famiglia a Sacco di Rovereto (Trento), città natale
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