Germain Montazeaud
@germtz.bsky.social
INRAE researcher
plant-plant interactions, evolutionary biology, quantitative genetics, agroecology
plant-plant interactions, evolutionary biology, quantitative genetics, agroecology
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Next fall (2026), we will be hosting an interdisciplinary conference on crop diversification in Paris.
Next fall (2026), we will be hosting an interdisciplinary conference on crop diversification in Paris.
September 5, 2025 at 1:52 PM
Save the date!
Next fall (2026), we will be hosting an interdisciplinary conference on crop diversification in Paris.
Next fall (2026), we will be hosting an interdisciplinary conference on crop diversification in Paris.
PhD fellowship available 📢!
We are offering a 3-year fully funded PhD fellowship at the interface between functional ecology and quantitative genetics in Montpellier FR ! (Application deadline 31 July)
We are offering a 3-year fully funded PhD fellowship at the interface between functional ecology and quantitative genetics in Montpellier FR ! (Application deadline 31 July)
July 7, 2025 at 2:29 PM
PhD fellowship available 📢!
We are offering a 3-year fully funded PhD fellowship at the interface between functional ecology and quantitative genetics in Montpellier FR ! (Application deadline 31 July)
We are offering a 3-year fully funded PhD fellowship at the interface between functional ecology and quantitative genetics in Montpellier FR ! (Application deadline 31 July)
New paper out in @jxbotany.bsky.social! 🌱🌾
We found that mixing different wheat varieties can decrease belowground competition at early growth stages, especially under resource limited conditions.
We found that mixing different wheat varieties can decrease belowground competition at early growth stages, especially under resource limited conditions.
May 7, 2025 at 5:58 PM
New paper out in @jxbotany.bsky.social! 🌱🌾
We found that mixing different wheat varieties can decrease belowground competition at early growth stages, especially under resource limited conditions.
We found that mixing different wheat varieties can decrease belowground competition at early growth stages, especially under resource limited conditions.