M.-L. Martin-Magniette

This study analyzes the metabolomic diversity and plasticity of Camelina sativa seeds across genotypes and growing seasons, revealing environmental influences on specialized metabolites.

The paper identifies a cell wall-associated gene network involving SPY and CUC2 that coordinates cell growth, mechanics, and tissue patterning in leaf boundary domains.

This study identifies both autoregulation-dependent and -independent mechanisms controlling systemic N signaling in nodule formation in legumes.

The paper investigates how phytoplasma infection affects sugar transport and metabolism in tomato, finding impaired sucrose retrieval and changes in sugar and peroxisome metabolism.

The paper identifies two ecotype-related long non-coding RNAs that regulate primary root growth in response to phosphate starvation in Arabidopsis.

This study examines how cytonuclear combinations in Arabidopsis affect seed traits like dormancy, germination, and longevity, revealing both negative and positive effects on seed vigor.