Anaïs Gibert

The paper identifies recent horizontal DNA transfer events between plants and fungi, revealing asymmetric transfer patterns and dynamic evolutionary fates of transferred sequences.

This study uses phylotranscriptomics to distinguish between gene flow and incomplete lineage sorting in Ophrys orchids, revealing ancient adaptive gene flow events.

This study projects how many non-native plant species in the Pyrenees will shift upslope under climate change and how many will decline, finding 57% will not benefit from warming.

The paper investigates genetic resilience in Xatartia scabra under isolation, finding moderate diversity and low inbreeding despite small population sizes and strong isolation.

This study investigates allele-specific expression in citrus hybrids and finds that CHH methylation correlates with increased gene expression, suggesting RdDM may activate transcription in citrus genomes.

The paper uses non-invasive eDNA from fecal samples to assess the ecological and genetic status of the Western Capercaillie in the Pyrenees, finding low genetic diversity and inbreeding.

The paper identifies candidate loci for flower color variation in Pedicularis comosa using a multi-omic approach, revealing the involvement of anthocyanin pathway genes.

The paper investigates early speciation processes in Ophrys orchids by analyzing phenotypic and genomic divergence in six populations, identifying a genomic island linked to floral odor variation and candidate genes involved in color and odor pathways.

The paper uses population genomic approaches to analyze genetic differentiation among three orchid taxa in overlapping ranges, finding distinct genetic clusters but weak differentiation in Iberian populations.