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Trees For Me. It combines two connected research tracks: damage in newly planted birch stands, including browsing, insects, pathogens and abiotic stress; and an emerging decline syndrome in older birch
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in newly planted birch stands, including browsing, insects, pathogens and abiotic stress; and an emerging decline syndrome in older birch stands where trees show severe crown deterioration or mortality
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changing climate and political instability have become clearer and more definitive in recent years. Fires, storms, and insect attacks, as examples, have increased in scope and the consequences in the forest
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increasingly threatened by plant diseases, insect pests, climate change, and growing pressure to reduce chemical inputs. Understanding how multiple biological threats interact within crops represents one
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museums, and French and German institutions. Together, they will collect genetic data on insects, fish, and plants found in forests and rivers, establish joint monitoring of these environments, and create a
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their offspring. The project will integrate standard microbiological approaches with experimental manipulations of host-associated microbial communities and gnotobiotic insect experiments. Your Profile. We
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food production that can help the population to shift to a more sustainable diet. To succeed with this transition, inclusion of new alternative biomasses such as algae, insects, legumes in new food
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a new impact pathway that is so far uncovered, namely the impact of particulate matter emissions on (plant and/or animal) species diversity. In addition, insects, even though tremendously important
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increasingly threatened by plant diseases, insect pests, climate change, and growing pressure to reduce chemical inputs. Understanding how multiple biological threats interact within crops represents one
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on arboviruses in particular. Her efforts have improved public health worldwide. Arboviruses are transmitted to humans by insects, causing infectious diseases such as dengue, Zika and chikungunya