Working in a warming world: Translating thermal physiology to policy-relevant information

Flouris A.D., Ioannou L.G., Nybo L.

Suture Line Response of End-to-Side Anastomosis: A Stress Concentration Methodology

Roussis, P. C.; Giannakopoulos, A. E.; Charalambous, H. P. (2015)

End-to-side vascular anastomosis has a considerable complexity regarding the suturing of the juncture line between the artery and the graft. The present study proposes a stress–concentration methodology for the prediction ...

The combined and single effect of salinity and copper stress on growth and quality of Mentha spicata plants

Chrysargyris A., Papakyriakou E., Petropoulos S.A., Tzortzakis N. (2019)

Copper is essential for plant growth, but in excess may cause adverse effects on plant physiology. Harmful effects are also caused by plant exposure to salinity (NaCl) due to the excessive use of fertilizers, soil degradation ...

Responses of the Mediterranean seagrass Cymodocea nodosa to combined temperature and salinity stress at the ionomic, transcriptomic, ultrastructural and photosynthetic levels

Tsioli S., Koutalianou M., Gkafas G.A., Exadactylos A., Papathanasiou V., Katsaros C.I., Orfanidis S., Küpper F.C. (2022)

The Little Neptune grass Cymodocea nodosa is a key seagrass species in the Mediterranean Sea, forming extensive and patchy meadows in shallow coastal and transitional ecosystems. In such habitats, high temperatures and ...