Léa Frachon

This study shows that limited pollinator access reduces chemical diversity and alters metabolism in Brassica rapa, with implications for plant-pollinator networks.

This study shows Brassica rapa can adapt phenotypically to limited pollinator access but experiences reduced fitness.

The paper identifies 13 genes in Brassica rapa that regulate microbiota diversity across fungal and bacterial communities, supporting the hologenome theory of evolution.

This study shows biotic interactions enhance local adaptation to soil in Brassica rapa by promoting antagonistic pleiotropy through evolutionary history involving herbivory and pollination.