Zoé Postel

The paper identifies glycosyltransferases involved in the biosynthesis of stilbene glycosides in grapevine wood through metabolomic and genetic analyses.

This study investigates the genomic consequences of repeated loss of distyly in Linum species, finding mixed evidence for relaxed selection and no clear genomic signature of selfing in homostylous lineages.

This study examines the evolution of the S-locus supergene and molecular mechanisms of distyly in Linum species, finding conserved genetic architecture and brassinosteroid pathway involvement in style length polymorphism.

This study identifies genetic and genomic factors underlying the breakdown of distyly in Linum trigynum, showing reduced purifying selection and mutations affecting floral gene expression.

The paper finds that genetic exchange is more frequent between animal species than plant species at the same level of genetic divergence, suggesting faster establishment of species barriers in plants.