Juliette de Meaux

The paper investigates how habitat connectivity and plant community diversity relate to genetic diversity in three wet-meadow herbs, finding that genetic diversity is species-specific and not consistently linked to connectivity or community diversity.

The paper identifies rapidly evolving gene families and environmentally associated CNVs in Arabidopsis species, showing their role in adaptation and stress response.

This study identifies genetic variants in Arabidopsis thaliana that enable adaptation to urban environmental gradients through a city-wide colonization experiment.

This study shows that transitions to self-fertilization can mislead introgression inferences, and coalescent statistics help correct these biases in demographic models.

The paper investigates hybridization between Arabis nemorensis and A. sagittata, identifying QTLs associated with phenotypic traits and hybrid fitness, revealing both challenges and opportunities for adaptation.

This study shows that the fungal endophyte Serendipita indica reduces disease susceptibility in Arabidopsis regardless of host genotype and that the immune receptor ISI contributes to root immunity but is not required for endophyte protection.

This study compares drought resilience between two Arabis species, finding polygenic and regulatory differences in stress responses.

This study shows heat-induced secondary dormancy in Arabidopsis thaliana varies with primary dormancy and climate, contributing to local adaptation and climate resilience.

This study observes rapid genetic adaptation and population dynamics in Arabidopsis thaliana across diverse climates over 5 years, showing predictable adaptation trends linked to survival and extinction risks.

This study shows that genetic incompatibilities in pollen cause segregation distortion in Arabidopsis species and populations, increasing with genetic distance and contributing to reproductive isolation.

The paper examines the genetic load linked to the self-incompatibility locus in Arabidopsis species, finding limited genomic influence of balancing selection on linked regions.

The study finds that genes with higher non-additive variance in expression show stronger purifying selection and lower synonymous variation in Arabidopsis lyrata.

The paper examines TE expression in Arabidopsis hybrids and finds it remains stable despite expectations of genomic shock.