Carlo Ricotta

This paper develops a pheno-clock framework to translate plant phenology into chrono-ecological properties using satellite data and actigraphy-inspired metrics, revealing asymmetries in spring and autumn phenology and distinct pheno-chronotypes across regions.

This paper develops a new framework to partition functional and phylogenetic β diversity, showing how it differs from species β diversity and highlighting the role of clustering, overdispersion, redundancy, and uniqueness in community structure.

The paper decomposes beta diversity into three functional components to better understand community assembly processes using Alpine species data.