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Monica Gagliano
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Science Writer, La Maleta de Portbou
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Sports science and more. the ways science intersects with daily life interdisciplinary science
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By Alessandro Chiolerio, Monica Gagliano, Silvio Pilia, Paolo Pilia| bioRxiv@ AbstractRegular light-dark cycles greatly affect organisms, and events like eclipses induce distinctive physiological and behavioural shifts. While well documented in animals, plant behaviour during eclipses remains largely unexplored. Here we monitored multiple spruce trees to assess their individual and collective bioelectrical responses to a solar eclipse. Trees anticipated the eclipse, synchronising their individual bioelectrical behaviour hours in advance.
By Becca Franks, Christine Webb, Monica Gagliano, Barbara Smuts| animalstudiesrepository.org@ Home > ASent > 2019 > No. 27 Citation Franks, Becca; Webb, Christine; Gagliano, Monica; and Smuts, Barbara (2020) Conventional science will not do justice to nonhuman interests: A fresh approach is required. Animal Sentience 27(17) Thread Adrian Treves, Francisco J. Santiago-Ávila, and William S. Lynn, Just preservation Abstract Treves et al. (2019) make a convincing case that conservation efforts need to go beyond an anthropocentric worldview. Implementing that vision, however, will require...
By Alessandro Chiolerio, Monica Gagliano, Silvio Pilia, Paolo Pilia| bioRxiv@ AbstractRegular light-dark cycles greatly affect organisms, and events like eclipses induce distinctive physiological and behavioural shifts. While well documented in animals, plant behaviour during eclipses remains largely unexplored. Here we monitored multiple spruce trees to assess their individual and collective bioelectrical responses to a solar eclipse. Trees anticipated the eclipse, synchronising their individual bioelectrical behaviour hours in advance.
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