N. Parisey

The paper aims to create annotated image datasets of fungal leaf spots on oilseed rape to aid in diagnosis and expert training.

The paper uses imaging and mathematical modeling to analyze the spread of plant-pathogen lesions and identifies differences in diffusion coefficients between resistant and susceptible pea cultivars.

The paper develops methods for optimal experimental design in spatial population modeling using reaction-diffusion models, with case studies in landscape ecology and conservation biology.

The study shows that oilseed rape genotype significantly affects Leptosphaeria maculans fruiting body production, independent of disease severity, using field data across four growing seasons.