Benjamin Dauphin

TreeTOP enables standardized manipulative experiments in forest canopies by providing accessible platforms for potted plants across different heights.

The paper examines how water and nutrient availability shape fungal communities in beech trees, finding that water shortage has a greater impact than tree vitality on fungal community structure.

This study identifies genetic adaptations in Nothofagus pumilio to climate factors like temperature and day length across its range using landscape genomic methods.

This study analyzes genome-wide structural variation and recombination in Cenococcum geophilum using whole-genome sequencing, revealing lineage-specific copy-number variation and heterothallism.

The paper presents a transcriptome for Botrychium lunaria, revealing population structure and improving phylogenetic resolution in early-branching ferns.

The paper develops a method to study local adaptation in Pinus cembra by combining transcriptome sequencing and exome capture, identifying SNPs and highlighting challenges with multi-copy genes.