Rozenn Le Hir

The paper uses TRAP-seq to profile translatomes in Arabidopsis thaliana vascular tissues, identifying SWEET2 as essential for vascular development and cell wall composition.

This study identifies OEP24.1 as a receptor mediating piecemeal plastid autophagy in Arabidopsis, linking it to carbon allocation and chloroplast quality control.

The paper shows that sucrose triggers a fertilization-independent response in Arabidopsis maternal tissues, initiating seed development through hormonal and sugar signaling.

This study shows that disrupting SWEET sugar transporters in Arabidopsis affects photosynthesis and drought response by altering sugar partitioning, not total sugar content.

This study investigates the role of SUC2 in apoplasmic sucrose levels and its impact on phloem loading strategies in Arabidopsis, revealing its influence on foliar carbohydrate storage and interactions with symplasmic pathways.