Juliette Archambeau

The paper shows rapid evolutionary responses to climate change in maritime pine despite widespread adaptive lag, using genomic data and simulations.

This study examines how demographic history affects the vulnerability of six European forest tree species to climate change by analyzing population genomic data.

This study evaluates genomic offset predictions in maritime pine using multiple methods and data sources, finding strong associations with mortality but not height.

This study assesses climate maladaptation risk in English yew populations using genomic offset methods, identifying climate-associated loci and predicting vulnerability in Mediterranean and high-elevation populations.

This study examines genetic indicators in marginal and core populations of maritime pine, finding reduced genetic diversity and increased differentiation with geographic marginality, but no correlation between inbreeding and marginality.

The paper combines climatic and genomic data to improve predictions of tree height growth across a wide geographic range using maritime pine provenances.