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Analysis of Olive Oil Mill Wastewater from Conventionally Farmed Olives: Chemical and Microbiological Safety and Polyphenolic Profile for Possible Use in Food Product Functionalization

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By Serena Indelicato, Raimondo Gaglio, Marcella Barbera, Lino Sciurba
| MDPI
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Effects of Various Inocula Combinations of Leuconostoc mesenteroides, Papiliotrema terrestris, and Saccharomyces cerevisiae on Dough Fermentation and Final Bread Characteristics

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By Enrico Viola, Giuliana Garofalo, Marcella Barbera, Daniela Piazzese
| MDPI
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Accumulation of rare earth elements in common vine leaves is achieved through extraction from soil and transport in the xylem sap - Communications Earth & Environment

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By Marcella Barbera, Daniela Piazzese
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Abstract Rare Earth Elements play a critical role in current clean technologies but face scarcity and environmental challenges in their extraction. Using semi-natural controlled experiments, we tested the ability of V. vinifera L. to accumulate Rare Earth Elements naturally present in the soil. We demonstrate that V. vinifera L. passively transports all Rare Earth Elements from soil to leaves via Xylem-sap mirroring soil conditions. Since this process starts from the fifth month of V. vinifera L.
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