Maltrattamento dei minori sotto gli occhi di tutti: gli obblighi dell’odontoiatra

Rini, Maria Sofia; Caterina, Colucci; Bucci, Marco; Argo, Antonina

doi:10.19256/d.cadmos.10.2017.06

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“…The difference in competitive ability between these truffle species could be due to the specific characteristics of the study site. Tuber maculatum is common in alluvial soils, whereas T. borchii is more frequent in sandy soils of littoral or Apennine woods [47]. The natural diffusion of T. maculatum was also shown in a recent study where the mycelia of T. maculatum were found to coexist with those of T. magnatum in more than 70% of the analyzed soil samples [43].…”

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Ectomycorrhizal Fungal Community and Ascoma Production in a Declining Tuber borchii Plantation

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Leonardi

Puliga

et al. 2023

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Tuber borchii is an edible ectomycorrhizal mushroom of considerable economic value. Its cultivation has become popular in recent years, but there are few studies on the factors affecting its productivity. In this work, the ascoma production and the ectomycorrhizal (ECM) community of a T. borchii plantation, established in an intensive farming area where this truffle is not naturally present, were studied. Tuber borchii production drastically declined from 2016 to 2021, and ascomata of other Tuber species (T. maculatum and T. rufum) were found from 2017. Molecular characterization of ectomycorrhizae carried out in 2016 identified 21 ECM fungal species, of which T. maculatum (22%) and Tomentella coerulea (19%) were the most abundant. Tuber borchii ectomycorrizae (16%) were almost entirely confined to the fruiting points. The diversity and structure of the ECM community on Pinus pinea were significantly different from those observed on hardwood trees. The obtained results suggest that T. maculatum (a native of the study site) tends to replace T. borchii through a mechanism of competitive exclusion. Although T. borchii cultivation is possible in suboptimal environments, particular care should be taken to limit competition with ECM fungi more suitable for local conditions.

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Ectomycorrhizal Fungal Community and Ascoma Production in a Declining Tuber borchii Plantation

Ori

Leonardi

Puliga

et al. 2023

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“…Usually they lead to the loss of teeth. Diagnosis is a real challenge for clinicians VRF's show similar signs and symptoms to those of periodontal diseases or failed endodontic treatments [2][3][4]. They are often painless or little painful when chewing or pressing the area.…”

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The Use of Limited CBCT in the Early Diagnosis of Root Vertical Fracture: A Case Report

Rini¹

2018

Glob. J. Oral Sci.

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The diagnosis of vertical root fractures is often very difficult; according to many Authors, a proper diagnosis is only possible after flap elevation and after detecting the fracture rim. In the case here described, the fracture rim was not detected in the first endodontic surgery nor after the second one, although they were both performed under the operative microscope and using methyl blue staining. The root crack has been detected only after the extraction of the tooth performing a microCT exam and then drying the sample. The limited CBCT performed after the failure of the endodontic surgery had shown the buccal bone loss, which is one of the signs of VRF. In this case, this sign was the only one, which could suggest us the proper diagnosis.

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Violence and Abuse: Battered Child

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Spagnolo

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Radiology in Forensic Medicine

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Maltrattamento dei minori sotto gli occhi di tutti: gli obblighi dell’odontoiatra

Cited by 5 publications

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Ectomycorrhizal Fungal Community and Ascoma Production in a Declining Tuber borchii Plantation

Ectomycorrhizal Fungal Community and Ascoma Production in a Declining Tuber borchii Plantation

The Use of Limited CBCT in the Early Diagnosis of Root Vertical Fracture: A Case Report

Violence and Abuse: Battered Child

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