Yves Vigouroux

This study analyzes genetic diversity in Dioscorea yams to identify strategies for climate-resilient breeding and highlights accessions at risk of maladaptation under future climate scenarios.

This study examines how domestication shapes multivariate phenotypic spaces across species, finding convergence, reduced phenotypic space, and a new index for cross-species comparison.

The paper integrates genomic, archaeobotanical, and ethnolinguistic data to refine the origin and spread of cultivated sorghum in Africa, finding domestication began in Eastern Sudan and Western Ethiopia around 4,600 years ago.

This study identifies genetic factors influencing leaf ion concentrations in pearl millet and links them to root and agromorphological traits to improve nutrient efficiency.

This study analyzes transpiration efficiency (TE) variation in 538 pearl millet genotypes across multiple environments, finding up to two-fold variation and highlighting its importance for drought tolerance and breeding.

The paper improves the pearl millet genome assembly using Oxford Nanopore long reads and optical mapping, adding 200 Mb to the chromosome-level assembly and increasing gene completeness.