Assessing eco-physiological patterns of Ailanthus altissima (Mill.) Swingle and differences with native vegetation using Copernicus satellite data on a Mediterranean Island
Flavio Marzialetti(University of Sassari), Giuseppe Brundu(University of Sassari), André Große‐Stoltenberg(Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen), María Laura Carranza(University of Molise), Simonetta Bagella(University of Sassari), Vanessa Lozano(University of Sassari), Lina Podda(University of Cagliari), Giovanni Rivieccio(University of Sassari), Michele Innangi(University of Molise), Greta La Bella(Roma Tre University), Gianluigi Bacchetta(Institute for Biodiversity)
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