Véronique Jorge

This study examines how climate and sex influence flowering dynamics in black poplar across time and space, finding that flowering dates advance with temperature and males flower earlier than females.

The paper develops a 4TREE SNP array for three forest tree species to support breeding and conservation programs.

This study investigates drought-induced epigenetic memory in poplar trees, showing persistent molecular changes and distinct adaptive strategies between genotypes.

The paper assesses whether gene connectivity in co-expression networks improves phenotype prediction, finding that core genes, though more differentiated, do not systematically predict traits better than peripheral genes.

This study imputes low-density SNP panels to whole genome sequences in black poplar trees, achieving high accuracy and showing the impact of relatedness and SNP density on imputation quality.