Auteurs, date et publication :

Auteurs Andre Obregon , Christine Gehrig-Downie , S Robbert Gradstein , Jörg Bendix

Publication : Remote sensing of environment

Date : 2025

Volume : 155

Pages : 312-324


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Auteurs, date et publication :

Auteurs Pierre-Jean G Malé , Jean-Baptiste Ferdy , Céline Leroy , Olivier Roux , Jérémie Lauth , Arthur Avilez , Alain Dejean , Angélique Quilichini , Jérôme Orivel

Publication : Evolutionary Biology

Date : 2025

Volume : 41

Issue : 1

Pages : 22-28


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Auteurs, date et publication :

Auteurs Adriano Cavalleri , Laurence A Mound

Publication : Zootaxa

Date : 2025

Volume : 3814

Issue : 4

Pages : 581-590


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Auteurs, date et publication :

Auteurs Traci L Grzymala , Kipling W Will

Publication : ZooKeys

Date : 2025

Issue : 416

Pages : 77


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Résumé

The airborne plant pathogenic bacterium Pseudomonas syringae is ubiquitous in headwaters, snowpack and precipitation where its populations are genetically and phenotypically diverse. Here, we assessed its population dynamics during snowmelt in headwaters of the French Alps. We revealed a continuous and significant transport of P. syringae by these waters in which the population density is correlated with water chemistry. Via in situ observations and laboratory experiments, we validated that P. syringae is effectively transported with the snow melt and rain water infiltrating through the soil of subalpine grasslands, leading to the same range of concentrations as measured in headwaters (102–105 CFU l−1). A population structure analysis confirmed the relatedness between populations in percolated water and those above the ground (i.e. rain, leaf litter and snowpack). However, the transport study in porous media suggested that water percolation could have different efficiencies for different strains of P. syringae. Finally, leaching of soil cores incubated for up to 4 months at 8°C showed that indigenous populations of P. syringae were able to survive in subalpine soil under cold temperature. This study brings to light the underestimated role of hydrological processes involved in the long distance dissemination of P. syringae.


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Auteurs Caroline L. Monteil , François Lafolie , Jimmy Laurent , Jean-Christophe Clement , Roland Simler , Yves Travi , Cindy E. Morris

Publication : Environmental Microbiology

Date : 2025

Volume : 16

Issue : 7

Pages : 2038-2052


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Résumé

High-alpine geomorphosites are poorly understood and developed, mostly because of the heavy constraints of high mountain areas. Meanwhile, they are geoheritage areas that are often extremely vulnerable to global warming: glaciers and permafrost areas are currently affected by major changes due to increasing air temperature. To deal with the high spatial variability of landforms and processes, research on alpine geomorphosites often needs the use of advanced methods of high-resolution topography, among which terrestrial laser scanning plays an increasingly crucial role. Carried out on some tenth of high-elevation sites across the Alps since the beginning of the 2000s, this method is particularly interesting for the recognition and development of high-alpine geomorphosites. Indeed, it can be implemented for identifying and characterizing the geomorphic objects (survey, monitoring and mapping), helping planning and protection policies and serving geotouristic development (communication about the processes involved, basis for documents).


Auteurs, date et publication :

Auteurs L. Ravanel , X. Bodin , P. Deline

Publication : Geoheritage

Date : 2025

Volume : 6

Issue : 2

Pages : 129-140


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Auteurs Marie-Lise Benot , Patrick Saccone , Emmanuelle Pautrat , Rachel Vicente , Marie-Pascale Colace , Karl Grigulis , Jean-Christophe Clément , Sandra Lavorel

Publication : Ecosystems

Date : 2025

Volume : 17

Issue : 3

Pages : 458-472


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Auteurs, date et publication :

Auteurs François Feer , Olivier Boissier

Publication : Ecological indicators

Date : 2025

Volume : 57

Pages : 164-170


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Auteurs, date et publication :

Auteurs Christophe Faynel , Robert K Robbins

Publication : Annales de la Société entomologique de France

Date : 2025

Volume : 51

Pages : 196-196


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Auteurs, date et publication :

Auteurs Maxime Réjou-Méchain , Blaise Tymen , Lilian Blanc , Sophie Fauset , Ted R Feldpausch , Abel Monteagudo , Oliver L Phillips , Hélène Richard , Jérôme Chave

Publication : Remote Sensing of Environment

Date : 2025

Volume : 169

Pages : 93-101


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