Marie Foulongne‐Oriol

This study analyzes the genetic diversity and population structure of Fusarium graminearum from wheat grains and maize residues to understand inoculum dispersal patterns in wheat fields.

The paper identifies seven QTL associated with Leptosphaeria maculans adaptation to Brassica species and finds epistasis contributes to transgressive phenotypes in progeny isolates.

The paper identifies a Plasmopara viticola strain from Reunion Island that breaks down three grapevine resistance loci, Rpv1, Rpv3.1, and Rpv10, through genomic and pathogenicity analyses.

The paper investigates how drought and esca disease affect grapevine wood interactions with fungi, finding shared stress responses and distinct fungal adaptations under each condition.

This paper introduces a Bayesian Varying Coefficient Model to analyze time-related phenotypic plasticity across species, revealing dynamic QTLs and improving phenotypic variance explanation.

This study identifies genetic factors driving virulence in the grapevine downy mildew pathogen through QTL mapping and population structure analysis, revealing both parallel adaptation and admixture as evolutionary mechanisms.

This study examines how five major Fusarium species respond to temperature and water activity, showing significant interspecific variation in growth and mycotoxin production.

This study identifies pleiotropic QTLs for key cheese-making traits in Penicillium roqueforti by analyzing F1 hybrids from cheese and non-cheese populations.

The paper constructs high-density linkage maps for Plasmopara viticola to study recombination patterns and karyotypic variations, revealing gene-rich regions with higher recombination rates and anomalies in 5% of offspring.