Publications — Lucrezia Laccetti

Publications

Peer-reviewed articles, book chapters and selected conference contributions. * corresponding author; § presenting author. Full list also on Google Scholar and ORCID.

Peer-reviewed articles

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Laccetti, L.*, Cafasso, D., Galise, T. R., Cristaudo, A., Santos Leal, B. S., Pena Bento, J. P. B., Sampaio Mayer, J. L., Pinheiro, F., Scopece, G. (2026). The insurgence of strong hybrid seed inviability explains the initial phases of divergence in the rapidly evolving Dianthus rupicola complex. Molecular Ecology
First / corresponding authorIF 3.9DOI
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Cooper, N., …, Laccetti, L., et al. (2026). Data- and code-archiving in the British Ecological Society journals: present status and recommendations for future improvements. Methods in Ecology and Evolution
IF 6.2DOI
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Laccetti, L.*, Petrone-Mendoza, E., Cafasso, D., Cristaudo, A., Pinheiro, F., Scopece, G. (2026). Linking genome size variation to phenotypic selection on target traits. Ecology
First / corresponding authorIF 4.3DOI
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Laccetti, L.* (2026). Digest: Drift and environmental fluctuations reveal fitness variance under balancing selection. Evolution, 80(5), 1133–1134
First / corresponding authorIF 2.6DOI
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Laccetti, L.*, Carta, A., Barone Lumaga, M. R., Frachon, L., Scopece, G. (2025). Genomic signatures of adaptation in seed traits in the wild plant Brassica incana. Communications Biology, 8, 1225
First / corresponding authorIF 5.2DOI
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Laccetti, L., Salbitani, G., Santorufo, L., Maisto, G., Carfagna, S., Scopece, G. (2025). Linking within- and among-population variation in early plant performance reveals the potential for persistence in novel edaphic environments in fragmented populations of the Mediterranean cliff carnation Dianthus rupicola. Plant and Soil
IF 4.1DOI
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Arida, B. L., Pinheiro, F., Laccetti, L., Camargo, M. G. G., Freitas, A. V. L., Scopece, G. (2025). The consequences of flower colour polymorphism on the reproductive success of a Neotropical deceptive orchid. Plant Biology, 27(4), 515–527
IF 3.6DOI
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Laccetti, L.*, Cruz-Tejada, D., Mo, A., Carta, A., Scopece, G. (2025). Among- and within-population variation in germination response shapes ecological resilience in the Mediterranean cliff species Brassica incana. Annals of Botany, 135(3), 451–462
First / corresponding authorIF 3.6DOI
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Laccetti, L., Frachon, L., Arrigo, L., Scopece, G. (2025). Urbanization affects population connectivity, reproductive success and phenotypic traits in the Mediterranean cliff species Brassica incana (Brassicaceae). Urban Forestry & Urban Greening, 104, 128627
IF 6.7DOI
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Laccetti, L., Salbitani, G., Barone Lumaga, M. R., Bossa, R., Cerasuolo, P., Loreto, F., Manna, M., Carfagna, S., Scopece, G. (2024). How to survive on Mediterranean coastal cliffs: tolerance to seawater in early life-cycle stages in Brassica incana Ten. (Brassicaceae). Plant Biology, 26(6), 977–988
IF 3.6DOI
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Carmona-Hernández, O., Laccetti, L., De Jesús Martínez Hernández, M., Luna Rodríguez, M., Del Socorro Fernández, M., Guerrero Analco, J. A., Asselin, H., Scopece, G., Lozada-García, A. J. (2023). Plant conservation in the Mesoamerican biodiversity hotspot: a case study on the Piper genus in Veracruz (Mexico). Tropical Ecology, 64(2), 324–336
IF 1.7DOI
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Filippone, E., Tranchida-Lombardo, V., Vitiello, A., Ruiu, F., Di Salvatore, M., Galise, T. R., Laccetti, L., Amoresano, A., D’Ambrosio, G., Frusciante, L., Scopece, G., Chiaiese, P. (2022). Evaluation of cadmium effects on six Solanum melongena L. cultivars from the Mediterranean Basin. Agriculture, 12(7), 1059
IF 3.6DOI

Book chapters

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Laccetti, L. (2026). “Data sharing”, in: Data Management (Cooper, N. & Barber, R. A., Eds.). British Ecological Society
Book chapter

Selected conference contributions

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Laccetti, L.§, G. Scopece (2026). The genomic basis of germination sensitivity to thermal extremes across the geographical range of the cliff species Brassica incana. 47th New Phytologist Symposium, University of Córdoba, Spain · Poster
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Laccetti, L.§, G. Scopece (2026). Adaptive phenotypic plasticity enables the colonization of novel edaphic environments in the cliff plant Brassica incana. Evolution 2026, Cleveland, Ohio · Oral
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Laccetti, L.§, G. Scopece (2025). Phenotypic plasticity enables the colonization of novel edaphic environments in the cliff plant Brassica incana. British Ecological Society Annual Meeting, Edinburgh, UK · Oral
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M. Mabry, …, Laccetti, L., …, Y. Tikochinski (2025). Genomic perspectives on domestication and feral diversity in Brassica oleracea. Brassica 2025, Giessen, Germany · Oral
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Laccetti, L.§ (2025). Assembling the puzzle: geographic isolation, biotic pressures, genome-size variation and postzygotic isolation promote the rapid insurgence of a Dianthus ecotype on a volcanic archipelago. New Phytologist Next Generation Scientists 2025, Birmingham, UK · Invited speaker
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Laccetti, L.§, G. Scopece (2025). Divergent biotic pressures and genome-size differences drive the rapid formation of a Dianthus ecotype on a Mediterranean volcanic archipelago. Evolution 2025, Athens, Georgia · Oral
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B. Stojanova, Laccetti, L., G. Scopece (2025). Parallel adaptation of plants to urban pollinators (URBANPOLL). 37th Conference of the Plant Population Biology Section (GfÖ), Charles University, Prague · Oral
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Laccetti, L.§, G. Scopece (2024). Rapid insurgence of phenotypic differentiation and postzygotic reproductive isolation between two ecotypes of the cliff carnation Dianthus rupicola. British Ecological Society Annual Meeting, Liverpool, UK · Oral
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B. Lucas Arida, F. Pinheiro, Laccetti, L., M. G. Gutierrez Camargo, A. V. Lucci Freitas, G. Scopece (2024). The consequences of flower colour polymorphism on the reproductive success of a Neotropical deceptive orchid. European Conference of Tropical Ecology, Lisbon, Portugal · Oral
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Laccetti, L.§ (2023). The genomic basis of adaptation in regeneration traits of the wild cliff species Brassica incana. Workshop “PCM in seed ecology”, University of Pisa, Italy · Oral
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Laccetti, L.§, G. Scopece (2023). The geographic mosaic of biotic interactions drives local adaptation in the cliff species Dianthus rupicola. 118th Congress of the Italian Botanical Society, Pisa, Italy · Short oral
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S. Lopes, A. Afonso, B. Surina, J. Loureiro, …, Laccetti, L., …, S. Castro (2024). Wanted (alive): pollinators and flower visitors of European threatened plants. XX International Botanical Congress, Madrid, Spain · Poster
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Laccetti, L.§, M. Cangemi, G. Scopece (2022). Local adaptation to biotic and abiotic factors in the cliff species Dianthus rupicola: a preliminary report. 117th Congress of the Italian Botanical Society, Bologna, Italy · Poster