RESEARCH TOPICS

Our laboratory aims at understanding biodiversity by studying plant evolution. Our research involves field work, molecular biology, and uses analytic and modelling approaches. We use tools from phylogenetics, population genetics, quantitative genetics and bioinformatics to understand the evolutionary processes that were involved in shaping the diversity of plants.

The main subjects studied in the laboratory are the evolution of reproductive systems, speciation, hybridization, plant genetics, and polyploidy.

Keywords: Evolution • Coevolution • Genomics • Plant mating systems • Pollination • Urbanization • Systematics

STUDENTS

Postdoctoral researchers
Stéphanie Rivest

Ph.D. students
Jérôme Burkiewicz
Marion Leménager

M.Sc. students
Loudmila Jelinscaia Lagou (external co-supervision)
Sufia Khader
Carolina Vergolino

PUBLICATIONS

Publications with review committee are available at Google Scholar.