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Detection of parathion and patulin by quartz-crystal microbalance functionalized by the photonics immobilization technique by Funari, Riccardo, Della Ventura, Bartolomeo, Carrieri, Raffaele, Morra, Luigi, Lahoz, Ernesto, Gesuele, Felice, Altucci, Carlo, Velotta, Raffaele

“…Oriented antibodies are tethered on the gold surface of a quartz crystal microbalance through the photonics immobilization technique so that limit of detection…”
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Changes in Soil Organic Carbon After Five Years of Biowaste Compost Application in a Mediterranean Vegetable Cropping System by BAIANO, Salvatore, MORRA, Luigi

“…Biowaste compost can influence soil organic matter accumulation directly or indirectly. A 5-year experiment was conducted to assess the influence of biowaste…”
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Assessing Yield and Quality of Melon ( Cucumis melo L.) Improved by Biodegradable Mulching Film by Cozzolino, Eugenio, Di Mola, Ida, Ottaiano, Lucia, Bilotto, Maurizio, Petriccione, Milena, Ferrara, Elvira, Mori, Mauro, Morra, Luigi

“…Low-density polyethylene (LDPE) plastic mulching films have an important function, but at the end of their lifetime pose an economic and environmental problem…”
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Eco-Sustainability of Soils in Baby-Leaf Crop Systems under Tunnel through the Application of C-Rich Inputs: Towards Combating Soil Degradation by Picariello, Enrica, Fornasier, Flavio, Bilotto, Maurizio, Mignoli, Emiliana, Baiano, Salvatore, Morra, Luigi

“…Fresh-cut leafy vegetables are produced in Southern Italy in very intensive crop systems under tunnel greenhouses in which continuous cropping has triggered…”
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Effect of Compost from Cardoon Biomass, as Partial Replacement of Peat, on the Production and Quality of Baby Leaf Lettuce by Sicignano, Mariarosaria, del Piano, Luisa, Morra, Luigi, Enotrio, Tommaso, Baiano, Salvatore, Salluzzo, Antonio, Merola, Antonio, Raimo, Francesco

“…The use of peat, the standard substrate used for soilless cultivation of horticultural crops, is becoming of increasing concern as peat is a non-renewable…”
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Plant Growth, Yields and Fruit Quality of Processing Tomato (Solanum lycopersicon L.) as Affected by the Combination of Biodegradable Mulching and Digestate by Morra, Luigi, Cozzolino, Eugenio, Salluzzo, Antonio, Modestia, Francesco, Bilotto, Maurizio, Baiano, Salvatore, del Piano, Luisa

“…In order to improve environmental sustainability of tomato cultivation and the quality of the harvested fruits, we tested (a) the digestate from anaerobic…”
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New Biodegradable Mulching Films for Strawberry (Fragaria × Ananassa Duch.): Effects on the Volatile Profiles of the Fruit by Cozzolino, Rosaria, Amato, Giuseppe, Siano, Francesco, Picariello, Gianluca, Stocchero, Matteo, Morra, Luigi, Mignoli, Emiliana, Sicignano, Mariarosaria, Petriccione, Milena, Malorni, Livia

“…The effects of mulching films on the profiles of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from two strawberry cultivars, namely Elide and Sabrina, were evaluated by…”
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New Mater-Bi, Biodegradable Mulching Film for Strawberry (Fragaria × Ananassa Duch.): Effects on Film Duration, Crop Yields, Qualitative, and Nutraceutical Traits of Fruits by Morra, Luigi, Bilotto, Maurizio, Mignoli, Emiliana, Sicignano, Mariarosaria, Magri, Anna, Cice, Danilo, Cozzolino, Rosaria, Malorni, Livia, Siano, Francesco, Picariello, Gianluca, Guerrini, Sara, Petriccione, Milena

“…In the main strawberry areas of Southern Italy, cultivation is carried out by transplanting plants on raised beds (30–40 cm from ground level), mulched with…”
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Introduction of sorghum [Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench] green manure in rotations of head salads and baby leaf crops under greenhouse by Morra, Luigi, Cerrato, Domenico, Bilotto, Maurizio, Baiano, Salvatore

“…This paper deals with the introduction in tunnel-greenhouses of sweet sorghum cultivated in short, summer cycle as green manure with the aim to amend soils…”
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The Mater-Bi® biodegradable film for strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa Duch.) mulching: effects on fruit yield and quality by Morra, Luigi, Bilotto, Maurizio, Cerrato, Domenico, Coppola, Raffaella, Leone, Vincenzo, Mignoli, Emiliana, Pasquariello, Maria Silvia, Petriccione, Milena, Cozzolino, Eugenio

“…Two trials in different agricultural farms were carried out from October 2014 to June 2015 with the aim to assess the advantages linked to the substitution of…”
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Annual effects of different organic fertilisers in a baby leaf crops system under tunnel in Southern Italy by Morra, Luigi, Bilotto, Maurizio, Baiano, Salvatore, Saviello, Giovanni, Cerrato, Domenico

“…In a farm devoted to the production of fresh-cut leafy vegetables located in Eboli (Salerno), it was carried out a trial to compare the effects on crops and…”
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Comparison of olive pomace and biowaste composts in a vegetable cropping system by Morra, Luigi, Pizzolongo, Gaetano, Baiano, Salvatore, Pentangelo, Alfonso

“…The main objective of this paper was to study the growth and the yield responses of different vegetable crops to pomace compost and biowaste (source-separated…”
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Cadmium accumulation in leaves of leafy vegetables by Baldantoni, Daniela, Morra, Luigi, Zaccardelli, Massimo, Alfani, Anna

“…Leafy vegetables have a relatively high potential for Cd uptake and translocation, and are thus considered Cd accumulators. For this reason, leaves and roots…”
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A seven-year experiment in a vegetable crops sequence: Effects of replacing mineral fertilizers with Biowaste compost on crop productivity, soil organic carbon and nitrates concentrations by Morra, Luigi, Bilotto, Maurizio, Baldantoni, Daniela, Alfani, Anna, Baiano, Salvatore

“…•Biowaste compost promoted crop yields equal to or higher than chemical fertilizers.•Biowaste compost can plays a pivotal role in soil fertility of…”
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Different organic farming systems under greenhouse do not improve soil C storage but affect microbial functions across soil aggregates by Baiano, Salvatore, Picariello, Enrica, Canfora, Loredana, Tittarelli, Fabio, Morra, Luigi

“…Vegetable crops production is usually based on organic fertilizers purchased off‐farm while the care of soil fertility based on the maintenance of adequate…”
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Biowaste compost amendment modifies soil biogeochemical cycles and microbial community according to aggregate classes by Baiano, Salvatore, Fabiani, Arturo, Fornasier, Flavio, Ferrarini, Andrea, Innangi, Michele, Mocali, Stefano, Morra, Luigi

“…The use of biowaste compost as soil organic amendment is of great interest for soil recovery. However, there is little knowledge of detailed effects on…”
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Particulate and Mineral-Associated Organic Carbon in Aggregates as Affected by Biowaste Compost Applications in a Mediterranean Vegetables Cropping System by Baiano, Salvatore, Morra, Luigi

“…This study was conducted to assess the influence of biowaste compost on soil aggregation and soil organic carbon (SOC) stabilization, in a conventional tillage…”
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Nutrient and toxic element soil concentrations during repeated mineral and compost fertilization treatments in a Mediterranean agricultural soil by Baldantoni, Daniela, Morra, Luigi, Saviello, Giovanni, Alfani, Anna

“…Agricultural soils of semi-arid Mediterranean areas are often subjected to depletion of their chemical, physical, and biological properties. In this context,…”
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Compost Amendment Enhances Natural Revegetation of a Mediterranean Degraded Agricultural Soil by Baldantoni, Daniela, Bellino, Alessandro, Morra, Luigi, Alfani, Anna

“…A vegetation analysis was carried out on a degraded agricultural soil of the Mediterranean area (Campania region, southern Italy) in order to study the effects…”
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Total and available soil trace element concentrations in two Mediterranean agricultural systems treated with municipal waste compost or conventional mineral fertilizers by Baldantoni, Daniela, Leone, Anna, Iovieno, Paola, Morra, Luigi, Zaccardelli, Massimo, Alfani, Anna

“…The temporal dynamics of some trace elements in two different types of Mediterranean soils were studied in order to evaluate the possible long-term…”
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