Sylvain Delzon

This paper develops a process-based inversion framework to estimate root-accessible soil water storage and predict drought-induced hydraulic failure across forests.

The paper introduces the PSInet database, a global collection of plant water potential time series, and highlights its potential for various ecological and physiological studies.

The paper investigates how intraspecific variation in physiological strategies affects susceptibility to esca in grapevine cultivars, finding that conservative water use strategies reduce susceptibility while metabolic responses vary with disease symptoms.

This study uses predictive metabolomics to link plant biochemical diversity with ecological strategies and physiological traits across 74 species.

The paper assesses hydraulic trait variability in silver fir across populations to evaluate drought vulnerability, finding constrained safety traits and variable water-use traits with scale-dependent coordination.

This study compares drought resistance and recovery of an invasive palm and native species, finding the palm has drought-tolerant leaves but fails to recover from extreme drought, limiting its spread.

This study compares operational drought resistance indicators with ecophysiological traits to assess vulnerability to hydraulic failure in Abies species under climate change.