Aurélie Le Ru

The paper identifies highly pathogenic Fusarium lineages in natural habitats that can infect wheat, highlighting regional variation in pathogenicity and colonization patterns.

The paper investigates the evolutionary conservation of DELLA protein functions in liverworts and finds GA-independent developmental roles are conserved, but DELLA is not involved in mycorrhizal symbiosis.

This study identifies three susceptibility genes in cauliflower that contribute to disease caused by Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris through Tal12a-mediated transcriptional changes.

This study identifies a single genetic innovation, p-GPATs, as critical for the evolution of the plant cuticle and Arbuscular Mycorrhizal symbiosis during terrestrialization.

This study uses Aeschynomene evenia to identify immune components involved in quantitative resistance to Aphanomyces euteiches, revealing dual-function kinases that regulate both symbiosis and immunity.

The paper identifies EPP1 as a fourth gene in the ancestral common symbiosis pathway, essential for plant-microbe interactions across multiple plant clades.

The paper identifies an ancestral gene network involved in intracellular symbiosis in plants, showing its conservation and convergent recruitment across different symbiotic systems.

This study shows that the common symbiotic pathway genes are essential for arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis in bryophytes, indicating conservation of this pathway for 450 million years.

This study identifies MtAnn1 annexin as a key regulator of calcium signaling and cytoplasmic bridge formation during legume root infection by rhizobia.

This study identifies galbonolides as metabolites produced by Streptomyces AgN23 that modulate plant immunity and promote rhizosphere colonization by triggering defense mechanisms and inhibiting competitors.

This study identifies TBL38 as an atypical homogalacturonan acetylesterase localized in a specific cell wall microdomain of Arabidopsis seed mucilage secretory cells, showing increased acetylation in mutants.

This study identifies MtSOBIR1 as an interactor of MtNFP in Medicago truncatula, showing it has dual roles in immunity and symbiosis with Rhizobium.