Valérie Troispoux

This study examines how selective logging affects genetic diversity and seedling recruitment in Dicorynia guianensis, finding no genetic erosion but altered dispersal and reproductive patterns.

This study examines how prolonged drought affects the recovery of tropical seedlings and their leaf microbiota, finding that both physiological and microbial recovery are strongly influenced by host species and drought duration.

The paper combines historical and contemporary gene dispersal data to reveal contrasting population dynamics in Dicorynia guianensis across French Guiana.

The paper detects canopy biodiversity using eDNA from rainwater, finding lower diversity in a plantation compared to a mature forest.

This study examines venom composition in 15 Neotropical ant species, finding trade-offs between venom functions for deterring vertebrates and paralyzing insects.

The paper identifies low-frequency somatic mutations in two tropical tree species and shows they can be heritable despite not following expected branching patterns or UV exposure effects.