J. Papaïx

This study uses a model to show that APR genes, though less efficient, may be more durable than major resistance genes due to reduced pathogen selection pressure, but do not provide effective disease protection.

The paper shows spatial heterogeneity shifts the growth-dispersal trade-off from R-strategies to D-strategies during range expansion in a fragmented environment.

This paper develops a spatially explicit stochastic model to assess the epidemiological and evolutionary outcomes of landscape-based plant resistance deployment strategies against fungal pathogens.