Geotraceability of (South Italy): Preliminary mineralogical and isotopic data.

The present study gathers mineralogical and isotopic geochemical data of 45 soil samples collected from the and wineries (Southern Italy) in order to provide useful information for the geotraceability of white wine . Mineralogical analyses show the ubiquitous presence of quartz, frequent and moderate contents of feldspars and phyllosilicates (i.e.

Characterizing wine terroir using strontium isotope ratios: a review.

This paper presents a detailed review of the use of Sr/Sr isotope systematics for wine provenance studies. The method is based on the principle that the Sr isotope ratio in wine reflects that of the labile fraction of the vineyard soil from which the wine is produced. The review encompasses Sr/Sr data from wine samples published between 1993 and 2021 from terroirs in 22 different countries.

Thermally-assisted Magma Emplacement Explains Restless Calderas.

Many calderas show repeated unrest over centuries. Though probably induced by magma, this unique behaviour is not understood and its dynamics remains elusive. To better understand these restless calderas, we interpret deformation data and build thermal models of Campi Flegrei caldera, Italy.

Case of symptomatic propriospinal myoclonus evolving toward acute "myoclonic status".

Propriospinal myoclonus is a rare motor disorder consisting of involuntary spinal-generated muscular jerks. Here, we report a severe and uncommon case of propriospinal myoclonus that appeared after a vertebral fracture of T11. In this patient, the polysomnographic investigation showed continuing focal myoclonic activity in axial muscles during stable sleep and an acute progression into a myoclonic "status" associated with respiratory failure and loss of consciousness.