Harold Duruflé

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.

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

The paper compares imputation methods for targeted DNA methylation sequencing data in poplar and oak, finding NIPALS, MissForest, and LOESS as the most accurate.

The paper integrates genomic and transcriptomic data to predict phenotypes in poplar, finding that eQTLs influence predictability and that beneficial integration reduces predictor redundancy.

The paper introduces a framework for analyzing heterogeneous omics data using mixOmics, demonstrating its application to Arabidopsis thaliana under sub-optimal temperature conditions.