Chercheuse post-doctorale

Postdoctoral researcher

CEFE/CNRS
Campus du CNRS
1919, route de Mende
34293 Montpellier cedex 5

email: camille.bihanic[a]cefe.cnrs.fr

Thématiques de recherche

Chimiste de formation intéressée par la physiologie des plantes, leur métabolisme et leurs interactions avec l’environnement, je travaille sur deux projets différents autour des Composés Organiques Volatiles (COV) émis par les plantes.

Projet BIOMASP+

Les plantes émettent des composés organiques volatiles qui influencent considérablement les propriétés physicochimiques de l’atmosphère : capacité oxydante, temps de résidence des gaz à effet de serre, formation d’aérosols organiques secondaires… Le but du projet BIOMASP+ est de comprendre ces interactions biosphère-atmosphère ainsi que l’effet de la pollution sur ces émissions.

Dans le cadre de ce projet, les flux de COV biogéniques sont étudiés au niveau de la plante mais également au niveau du couvert végétal sur deux sites d’étude : la forêt de Puéchabon (Gard, France) et la forêt Atlantique (São Paulo, Brésil). Il s’agira de mieux comprendre les facteurs inhérents et externes influençant les émissions de COV par les plantes.

Projet CapZeroPhyto

Les COV émis par les plantes peuvent avoir différentes fonctions, telles que l’attraction de pollinisateurs, la répulsion d’herbivores ou encore dans l’interaction plante-plante. En particulier, les COV émis par une plante lors d’attaques par un herbivore peuvent déclencher chez une autre plante réceptrice ses propres mécanismes de défense (priming). Cette interaction plante-plante est d’un grand intérêt en agroécologie pour stimuler les défenses des plantes contre les ravageurs, et ainsi proposer de nouvelles stratégies de protections des cultures.

Dans le cadre de ce projet, l’interaction entre plants de tomates (Solanaceae) est étudiée en réponse à l’attaque par le ravageur Tuta absoluta. Englobant une approche phylogénétique, il s’agit de voir comment cette interaction varie avec la distance phylogénétique entre les plants.

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Research interests

Chemist by training with a strong interest in the physiology of plants, their metabolism and their interaction with the environment, I am currently working on two distinct projects structured around Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) emitted by plants.

BIOMASP+ project

Plants emit many volatile organic compounds which can have a great impact on the physicochemical properties of the atmosphere: oxidative capacity, life-time of greenhouse gases, formation of secondary organic aerosols… The aim of the project BIOMASP+ centers around understanding the biosphere-atmosphere interactions and the effect of pollution on these interactions.

In this project, biogenic VOCs fluxes are studied at the plant level but also at the canopy level on two different sites: Puechabon forest (Gard, France) and the Mata Atlantica (São Paulo, Brazil). The main interest is to understand the inherent and external factors modulating VOCs emissions by the plants.

CapZeroPhyto

VOCs emitted by plants can play different major roles, such as attracting pollinators, repelling herbivores or in plant-plant interaction. Specially, VOCs emitted by a plant species under herbivore attack can trigger on another plant its own defense mechanisms (priming). This plant-plant interaction is of high interest in agroecology, to promote crop defense against pest, and thus offering new strategies for crop protection.

In this aim, the interaction between tomato plants (Solanaceae) is studied in response to the attack by the specialist pest Tuta absoluta. Within a phylogenetic approach, the main thrust of the project is to answer how this plant-plant interactions vary with the phylogenetic distance between plants.

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Publications

Martinelli L, Bihanic C, Bony A, Gros F, Conart C, Fiorucci S, Casabianca H, Schiets F, Chietera G, Boachon B, Blerot B, Baudino S, Jullien F, Saint-Marcoux D. (2024) Citronellol biosynthesis in pelargonium is a multistep pathway involving progesterone 5b‑reductase and/or iridoid synthase-like enzymes, Plant Physiology, 194, 1006-1023. [Hal]

Bihanic C, Lasbleiz A, Regnier A, Petit E, Le Blainvaux P, Grison C. (2021) New sustainable synthetic routes to cyclic oxyterpenes using the Ecocatalyst toolbox, Molecules, 26, 7194. [MDPI Open Access]

Bihanic C, Petit E, Perrot R, Cases L, Garcia A, Pelissier F, Poullain C, Rivard C, Hossaert-McKey M, Grison C.(2021) Manganese distribution in the Mn-hyperaccumulator Grevillea meisneri from New Caledonia, Scientific Reports, 11, 23780. [Hal]

Bihanic C, Diliberto S, Pelissier F, Petit E, Boulanger C, Grison C. (2020) Eco-CaMnOx: A Greener Generation of Eco-catalysts for Eco-friendly Oxidation Processes, ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, 8, 10, 4044-4057. [Hal]

Bihanic C, Richards K, Olszewski T, Grison C. (2020) Eco-Mn Ecocatalysts: Toolbox for Sustainable and Green Lewis Acid Catalysis and Oxidation Reactions, ChemCatChem, 12, 6, 1529-1545. [Hal]

Bihanic C, Stanovych A, Pelissier F, Grison C. (2019) Putting Waste to Work: The Demonstrative Example of Pyrite Quarry Effluents Turned into Green Oxidative Catalysts, ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, 7, 6, 6223-6233. [Hal]

Book chapters

Bihanic C, Hossaert M, Grison C.M., Grison C. (2025) 2nd Chapter. Ecology: Ecosystem Preservation and Restoration as the Starting Point for Ecocatalysis, in Ecocatalysis: A Unique Combination of Global Ecology and Green and Sustainable Chemistry, Grison C. et Grison C.M. (Eds), Royal Society of Chemistry.

Bihanic C, Olszewski T.K., Grison C.M., Grison C. (2025) 4rth Chapter. Green Chemistry Revisited by Ecocatalysis, in Ecocatalysis: A Unique Combination of Global Ecology and Green and Sustainable Chemistry, Grison C. et Grison C.M. (Eds), Royal Society of Chemistry.

Post-doctorante – FRB-CESAB

Postdoc for the DISCAR Synthesis Project.

Research projects:DISCAR Synthesis Project – Olivier Gimenez (CEFE, CNRS) & Sandrine Ruette (OFB).

Contact information

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Cesab, Institut Bouisson Bertrand, Montpellier

Directeur de recherche CNRS

CEFE/CNRS
Campus du CNRS
1919, route de Mende
34293 Montpellier 5

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A l’interface entre écologie fonctionnelle et écologie des communautés, je cherche à comprendre les causes de variation de la biodiversité, aussi bien à l’échelle locale que continentale, et l’effet de changements de la biodiversité sur la dynamique et le fonctionnement des écosystèmes.

Directeur de Recherche (CNRS)

 CEFE/CNRS
Campus du CNRS
1919, route de Mende
34293 Montpellier Cedex 5

tél : +33 4 67 61 32 42
fax : +33 4 67 61 33 36

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Thèmes de recherche

Mes travaux portent sur la caractérisation de la diversité fonctionnelle des végétaux, abordée essentiellement par l’étude de leurs traits fonctionnels.

Chargé de Recherche CNRS

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https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Felix-De-Tombeur-2

Research interests

Soil scientist fascinated by plant ecophysiology, my research focusses on soil-plant interactions in both natural and controlled conditions. I am particularly interested in silicon (Si), a major component of the Earth’s crust and soils, that is increasingly considered as a key element in plant ecology and agriculture through the fantastic process of biosilicification (mineral deposits in plant organs as seen on the left).

Research thematic

I combine expertise in soil science and plant ecophysiology to work on three different research axes:

• The influence of soil properties, and in particular their evolution over time through the use of long-term chronosequences, on silicon cycling (e.g., soil Si pools and fluxes, Si availability for plants, Si uptake by plants and silicification, biological versus lithological control on Si cycling)
• The control of overlooked biotic factors on soil-plant Si mobility (e.g., soil microorganisms, large herbivores, root exudates), and how they could be leveraged to increase crop Si status through specific agricultural practices.
• Developing functional trait-based approaches to better understand the role and functions of Si and silicification in plant ecophysiology, and how it aligns with major ecological theories (plant growth/defense tradeoff, plant economics spectrum, resource availability hypothesis, etc.).

Publications: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=QZdjQjwAAAAJ&hl=fr

Maître de conférences Montpellier SupAgro

Thèmes de recherche

Mes travaux de recherche portent sur la caractérisation de la diversité fonctionnelle des systèmes racinaires de plantes herbacées sauvages ou cultivées, et plus particulièrement sur les liens existant entre les syndromes de traits fonctionnels des espèces et leur capacité à faire face à des contraintes abiotique (déficit en P et N, sécheresse) et des contraintes biotiques (interaction plante-plante). Ils visent à améliorer notre connaissance du fonctionnement des couverts plurispécifiques ou plurivariétaux qu’ils soient naturels ou cultivés.

Cette thématique générale de recherche s'organise autour de trois axes principaux :

• L’étude des relations entre syndromes de traits racinaires et stratégie d’acquisition des ressources hydriques et minérales au niveau intra et interspécifique.

• L’étude de l'imapct dees valeurs de traits et des conditions de croissance sur le type et l'importanc des interactions entre plantes herbacées annuelles ou pérennes.

• La mise en évidence d’une diversité fonctionnelle au sein d’espèces ayant un intérêt agronomique, et de l’intérêt de l’approche fonctionnelle apmliquée à la sélection et au développement de règles d’assemblage des couverts.

 Principales publications 

Fort F (2023) Grounding trait-based root functional ecology, Functional Ecology

Mahaut L., Violle C., Shihan A., Pélissier R., Morel J.-B., de Tombeur F., Rahajaharilaza K., Fabre D., Luquet D.; Hartley S., Thorne S. J., Ballini E., Fort F. (2023) Beyond trait distances: Functional distinctiveness captures the outcome of plant competition, Functional Ecology

Lemoine T., Violle C., Montazeaud G., Isaac M. E., Rocher A., Fréville H., Fort F. (2023) Plant trait relationships are maintained within a major crop species: lack of artificial selection signal and potential for improved agronomic performance, New phytologist

Rahajaharilaza K., Muller B., Violle C., vom Brocke K., Ramavovololona, Morel J.-B. , Balini E. , Fort F. - (2023) Upland rice varietal mixtures in Madagascar: Evaluating the effects of varietal interaction on crop performance, Frontiers in Plant Science

de Tombeur F., Lemoine T., Violle C., Fréville H., Thorne S. J., Hartley S. E., Lambers H., Fort F. (2022) Nitrogen availability and plant‐plant interactions drive leaf silicon concentration in wheat genotypes, Functional Ecology

Mao Z., Roumet C., Rossi L. M. W. , Merino-Martín L., Nespoulous J., Taugourdeau O., Boukcim H., Fourtier S., Del Rey-Granado M., Ramel M., Ji K., Zuo J., Fromin N., Fort F. (2022 ) Intra- and inter-specific variation in root mechanical traits for twelve herbaceous plants and their link with the root economics space. OIKOS

Montazeaud G., Violle C., Roumet P., Rocher A., Ecarnot M., Compan F., Maillet G., Fort F., Fréville H. (2020) Multifaceted functional diversity for multifaceted crop yield: towards ecological assembly rules for varietal mixtures. Journal of Applied Ecology

Fort F., Freschet G.T. (2020) Plant ecological indicator values as predictors of fine-root trait variations. Journal of Ecology

Rossi L. M. W., Mao Z., Merino-Martín L., Roumet C., Fort F., Taugourdeau O., Boukcim H., Stéphane Fourtier S., Del Rey-Granado M., Chevallier T., Cardinael R., Fromin N., Stokes A. (2020) Pathways to persistence: plant root traits alter carbon accumulation in different soil carbon pools. Plant and Soil

Mahaut L., Fort F., Violle C. & Freschet G. (2019)  Multiple facets of diversity effects on plant productivity: species richness, functional diversity, species identity and intraspecific competition. Functional Ecology

Freschet G.T., Violle C., Bourget M.Y., Scherer-Lorenzen M., Fort F (2018) Allocation, morphology, physiology, architecture: the multiple facets of plant above and belowground responses to resource stress. New phytologist 

Roucou A., Violle C., Fort F., Roumet P., Ecarnot M., Vile D (2018) Shifts in functional strategies over the course of durum wheat domestication. Journal of Applied Ecology

Montazeaud G., Violle C., Luquet D., Ahmadi N., Fréville H., Fort F (2018) Does niche complementarity exist for below-ground resources? A case study with rice genotypic pairs mixture among two levels of P availability. Plant and Soil

Fort F., Volaire F., Guilioni L., Barkaoui K., Navas M-L., Roumet C (2017) Root traits are related to plant water-use among rangeland Mediterranean species. Functional Ecology

Fort F., Cruz P., Lecloux E., Bittencourt de Oliveira L., Stroia C., Theau JP., Jouany C (2016) Grassland root functional parameters vary according to a community-level resource acquisition-conservation trade-off. Journal of Vegetation Science.

Fort F., Jouany C., Cruz P (2014) Early-stage competition for water and phosphorus among functionally contrasting roots grasses: support for the competition-trait hierarchy hypothesis. Functional Ecology

Fort F., Cruz P., Catrice O., Stroia C., Delbrut A., Luzarreta M., Jouany C (2014) Root functional strategies explain water and phosphorus stress resistance among 13 grasslands’ Fabaceae. Environmental and Experimental Botany, 110: 62-72, DOI: 10.1016/j.envexpbot.2014.09.007      

Fort F., Jouany C., Cruz P (2013) Root and leaf functional trait relations in Poaceae species implications of differing resource-acquisition strategies. Journal of Plant Ecology

Docteur ès Sciences, Professeur émérite

Tél :  +33 (0)4 67 14 23 16
Fax : +33 (0)4 67 14 24 59

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Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3, Bâtiment Jean-Henri Fabre, route de Mende, 34199 Montpellier cedex 5

Areas of Expertise:

- Ecology and biogeography of dung beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae & Geotrupidae) in Mediterranean, tropical and mountain ecosystems. Structure of assemblages, effect of landscape structure on the spatial distribution of Mediterranean dung beetle diversity. Studies on the degradation of animal dung under various anthropogenic constraints.
- Non-target effects to dung-dwelling insects of faecal residues in dung of cattle treated with endectocides. Development and standardization of test methods to evaluate the effects of veterinary medical products. Ecotoxicology. Conservation measures.
- Forest management and control of white grubs (Coleoptera: Melolonthidae) in Morocco

Current Projects:

- Participation in the development of The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (Mediterranean dung beetles).
- Non-target effects of parasiticides in cattle dung
- Biology and ecology of dung-breeding beetles (Scarabaeidae)

Directeur de Recherche ( DR1)/Directeur du CEFE

Mes travaux portent sur la compréhension de la régulation du fonctionnement des écosystèmes terrestres en terme de flux de matière (eau, carbone, nutriments…). Initialement centrées sur les écosystèmes méditerranéens, mes activités ont été élargies à d’autres écosystèmes subissant de très fortes contraintes (les hauts plateaux andins). 

My research focuses on the understanding of terrestrial ecosystems functioning in terms of fluxes (water, carbon, nutrients...). Initially centered on Mediterranean ecosystems, my research activities have been extended to the Andean highlands).

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Mots-clés:Ecologie fonctionnelle-  Changements planetaires -   Méditerranée - Andes - Quercus -  Chenopodium quinoa - Spectroscopie proche infrarouge

Key-words:Functional Ecology - Global Change - Mediterranean Basin - Andes -Quercus - Chenopodium quinoa - NIRS

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EDUCATION

PUBLICATIONS

CONFERENCES

International congresses (only first author communications are listed):

M Jourdan, R Beugnon, S Hättenschwiler and X Morin. Diversity effect on the stability of forest processes under climate change: productivity and decomposition. Poster Functional Ecology Conference, JEF (2017, France).

M Jourdan, G Kunstler, F Lebourgeois, S Hättenschwiler and X Morin. Diversity effect on productivity stability in context of climate change. Poster Functional Ecology Conference, FEC (2018, France).

M Jourdan, S Hättenschwiler and X Morin. Role of diversity on forest ecosystems stability in context of global change. Oral International Conference on Ecological Sciences, SFE (2016, France).

M Jourdan, S Hättenschwiler and X Morin. Contrasted relationship between diversity and forest stability in context of climate change. Oral Ecological Society of America, ESA (2017, USA).

National congresses (France):

M Jourdan, S Hättenschwiler and X Morin. Rôle de la diversité sur la stabilité du fonctionnement des écosystèmes forestiers dans un contexte de changement climatique. Poster REACCTIF/BGF Seminary (2016).

M Jourdan, S Hättenschwiler and X Morin. Rôle de la diversité sur la stabilité du fonctionnement des écosystèmes forestiers dans un contexte de changement climatique. Oral CAQSIS (2016).

M Jourdan, S Hättenschwiler and X Morin. Role of diversity on the stability of forest productivity under global change. Oral Forest adaptation to climate change workshop FORADAPT (2017).

Laurine Mathieu - PhD Student 2023/2026

Supervised by Anne Charmantier (CEFE-CNRS) and Samuel Caro (CEFE-CNRS)

Contact

CNRS - CEFE UMR5175, 1919 Route de Mende, 34283 Montpellier

Aile B Etage 2 Office 206

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Project

The objective of this PhD project is to better understand how wild populations of great tits and blue tits are affected by urbanization and what mechanisms are involved in the observed phenotypic differences between urban and forest populations. This study will rely on the long-term population monitoring in urban and forest habitats established in Montpellier (CEFE TIT PROJECT) , as well as on comparative analyses with the city of Paris. The thesis will particularly explore physiological aspects that have not been studied thus far. Given the characteristics of the urban environment, which is more stressful and has higher temperatures, physiological adaptations to urban life are expected to be observed. Variations in the endocrine system between urban and forest environments will be studied, focusing on stress and reproductive hormones. Additionally, aspects of respirometry will be investigated, with the primary question being: do urban birds have a metabolism pre-adapted to high temperatures due to living in an urban heat island effect environment? In a second part, the project aims to dissect how urban phenotypic shifts are driven by genetic change or plasticity. To study this aspect, common garden experiments have been set up. Data from individuals raised under similar environmental conditions can be compared to wild individuals, thus observing whether phenotypic differences between urban and forest habitats are maintained or not.

More information: ACACIA Project

 Bio

• 2021-2023 Master in Biodiversity, Ecology and Evolution, Ecology, Evolution and Genomics (Lyon 1)
  • 2^nd year Master thesis: Genetic architecture and gene expression underlying sexual antagonistics traits in Gerromorpha - IGFL (Lyon) - supervised by Abderrahman Khila
  • 1^st year Master thesis: Cognitive abilities in relation to the reproductive success of great tits and ringed flycatchers - LBBE (Lyon)/ Gotland (Sweden) - supervised by Blandine Doligez & Laure Cauchard
• 2020-2021 Licence in Biodiversity (Lyon 1)
• 2018-2020 CPGE BCPST (Lyon)

Laurine Mathieu - PhD student 2023/2026

Supervised by Anne Charmantier (CEFE-CNRS) and Samuel Caro (CEFE-CNRS)

Contact 

CNRS - CEFE UMR5175

1919 Route de Mende, 34283 Montpellier

Aile B Etage 2 Office 206

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Project

The objective of this PhD project is to better understand how wild populations of great tits and blue tits are affected by urbanization and what mechanisms are involved in the observed phenotypic differences between urban and forest populations. This study will rely on the long-term population monitoring in urban and forest habitats established in Montpellier (CEFE TIT PROJECT) , as well as on comparative analyses with the city of Paris. The thesis will particularly explore physiological aspects that have not been studied thus far. Given the characteristics of the urban environment, which is more stressful and has higher temperatures, physiological adaptations to urban life are expected to be observed. Variations in the endocrine system between urban and forest environments will be studied, focusing on stress and reproductive hormones. Additionally, aspects of respirometry will be investigated, with the primary question being: do urban birds have a metabolism pre-adapted to high temperatures due to living in an urban heat island effect environment? In a second part, the project aims to dissect how urban phenotypic shifts are driven by genetic change or plasticity. To study this aspect, common garden experiments have been set up. Data from individuals raised under similar environmental conditions can be compared to wild individuals, thus observing whether phenotypic differences between urban and forest habitats are maintained or not.

More information: ACACIA Project

Bio

• 2021-2023 Master in Biodiversity, Ecology and Evolution, Ecology, Evolution and Genomics (Lyon 1)
  • 2^nd year Master thesis: Genetic architecture and gene expression underlying sexual antagonistics traits in Gerromorpha - IGFL (Lyon) - supervised by Abderrahman Khila
  • 1^st year Master thesis: Cognitive abilities in relation to the reproductive success of great tits and ringed flycatchers - LBBE (Lyon)/ Gotland (Sweden) - supervised by Blandine Doligez & Laure Cauchard
• 2020-2021 Licence in Biodiversity (Lyon 1)
• 2018-2020 CPGE BCPST (Lyon)

Directeur de recherche (DR IRD)

CEFE/CNRS
Campus du CNRS
1919, route de Mende
34293 Montpellier 5

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Thèmes de recherche

Mes travaux portent principalement sur la modélisation de la dynamique et du fonctionnement des écosystèmes végétaux naturels terrestres à différentes échelles.

Ingénieure de recherche, PhD

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Portable :     (+33) (0)760 542 108

Bureau : 105

Université de Montpellier Paul Valéry, Bâtiment Jean-Henri Fabre, route de Mende, 34199 Montpellier cedex 5

Areas of Research :

- Ecology and biology of dung beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) in the Mediterranean region. Dung beetle assemblages, effect of landscape structure on the spatial distribution of Mediterranean dung beetle diversity. Studies on the degradation of animal dung under various anthropogenic constraints.

- Functional diversity and seasonal activity of dung beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) in native grasslands in southern Alberta (Canada) in comparison with the Mediterranean region.

- Non-target effects to dung-dwelling insects of faecal residues in dung of cattle treated with endectocides. Development and standardization of test methods to evaluate the effects of veterinary medical products. Ecotoxicology. Conservation measures.

PUBLICATIONS

1. Kadiri, N., Lumaret, J-P. y Martínez M. I. 2022. Funciones ecológicas y servicios ecosistémicos brindados por losescarabajos del estiércol. En: Martínez, M. I. y Lumaret, J.- P. (Eds.). Escarabajos estercoleros. Biología reproductiva y su regulación., pp. 313-371

2. Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri N., Martínez-M.I. 2021. The Global Decline of Dung Beetles. Chapter 40021, pages 1-10, in: Imperiled: The Encyclopedia of Conservation”, an Elsevier Reference Collection in Earth Systems and Environmental Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-821139-7.00018-0

3. Martínez M. I., Kadiri N., Gil Pérez, Y., Lumaret J.-P. 2018. Trans- and within-generational effects of two macrocyclic lactones on tunneler and dweller dung beetles: a case study. The Canadian Entomologist (accepted). The Canadian Entomologist, Published online: 8 August 2018, 150: 610-621 (2018). https://doi.org/10.4039/tce.2018.135
4. Lumaret J.-P. & Kadiri N. 2018. Les médicaments vétérinaires et leurs résidus: quels risques pour les organismes non cibles et le fonctionnement des écosystèmes? Bulletin des GTV, numéro special, pp. 33-40.

5. Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri N.2018.Ecotoxicité : les traitements antiparasitaires persistants, bioaccumulables et toxiques (PBT). Définitions et effets environnementaux. Bulletin des GTV. Numéro spécial 2018, pp. 33-40

6. MARTINEZ-M I., LUMARET J.-P., ORTIZ ZAYAS R., Kadiri N. 2017. The effects of sublethal and lethal doses of ivermectin on the reproductive physiology and larval development of the dung beetle Euoniticellus intermedius. The Canadian Entomologist, Published online: 10 April 2017, pp. 461-472. https://doi.org/10.4039/tce.201

7. Ghailoule D., Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P. 2017.The short version of a long study: fifteen years of effort to control white grub pests (Coleoptera: Melolonthidae) and achieve the forest management objectives in the regeneration of the Mamora Forest in Morocco. Dugesiana 24(1): 47-56.

8. Ghailoule D., Kadiri N., Fegrouche R., Lumaret J.-P. 2017. Tests d’efficacité du carbosulfan sur la mortalité des larves (vers blancs) de Sphodroxia maroccana Ley (Coleoptera Melolontidae), ravageurs des jeunes plants de chène-liège dans la Mamora. Annales de la Recherche Forestière au Maroc. Tome 44 : 111-124.

9. Baliteau L., Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P. 2017. Les bousiers de l’Aveyron (Coleoptera Scarabaeidae). Biologie et diversité en fonction des milieux. Les invertébrés dans la conservation et la gestion des espaces naturels, Actes du colloque de Toulouse du 13 au 16 mai 2015 (sous presse).

10. Lesieur V, Martin J-F, Weaver DK, Hoelmer KA, Smith DR, Morrill WL, Kadiri N, Peairs FB, Cockrell DM, Randolph TL, Waters DK, Bon MC., 2016. Phylogeography of the wheat stem sawfly, Cephus cinctus Norton (Hymenoptera: Cephidae): Implications for pest management. PLOS ONE | DOI:10.137 1/journal.pone.0168 370 December 13, 2016.

11. Echassoux A., Enriquez B., Gasparini J., Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P., 2014. Recherche-action sur l’effet des médicaments antiparasitaires équins sur la biodiversité du sol en forêt dans la réserve de biosphère de Fontainebleau et du Gâtinais. Actes de la 40ème Journée de la Recherche Équine, le Pin au Haras, 18 mars 2014, pp 119-127

12. Fegrouche R., Kadiri N., Ghailoule D., Atay-Kadiri Z., Lumaret J.P., 2014. Environmental risk assessment of carbosulfan on target and non-target beetles when used as white grub larvicide in the cork oak forest of Mamora (Morocco). International Journal of Pest Management, 60 (1): 39-45.

13. Kadiri N.,Lumaret J.-P., Floate K.D., 2014. Functional diversity and seasonal activity of dung beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeoidea) on native grasslands in southern Alberta, Canada. The Canadian Entomologist, 146(3): 291-305.

14. Floate K.D., Kadiri N., 2013.- Dung beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) associated with cattle dung on native grasslands of southern Alberta, Canada. The Canadian Entomologist, 145(6): 647-654.

15. Römbke J., Barrett K., Blanckenhorn W.U., Hargreaves T., Kadiri N., Knäbe S., Lehmhus J., Lumaret J.-P., Rosenkranz B., Scheffczyk A., Sekine T., 2010.  Results of an international ring test with the dung fly Musca autumnalis in support of a new OECD test guideline. Science of the Total Environment, 408: 4102-4106.

16. Janati-Idrissi A., Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P.,- Le partage du temps et de l'espace entre les guildes de Coléoptères coprophages dans le Moyen-Atlas (Maroc). Ann. Soc. Entomol. Fr., 35: 213-221

17. Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P., Janati-Idrissi A., 1999.- Lactones macrocycliques: leur impact sur la faune non-cible du pâturage. Ann. Soc. Entomol. Fr., 35: 222-229

18. Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri N., 1998.- Effets des endectocides sur la faune entomologique du pâturage. G.T.V., 98 (3): 1-7

19. Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri N., 1997.- Factors affecting the diversity of dung beetle communities in chestnut (Castanea sativa Miller) ecosystems along a gradient from clear-cut coppice to orchard in the Cévennes mountains (Southern France), in: F. Romane (Coordinator) : Dynamics and function of Chestnut Forest ecosystems in Mediterranean Europe. A Biological Approach for a Sustainable Development (CAST). Programme Européen, DG XII, EV5V-CT94-0427.

20. Kadiri N., Lobo J.M., Lumaret J.-P., 1997.- Conséquences de l'interaction entre préférences pour l'habitat et quantité de ressources trophiques sur les communautés d'insectes coprophages (Coleoptera: Scarabaeoidea). Acta Oecologica, 18 (2): 107-119.

21. Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri, N., 1995.- The influence of the first wave of colonizing insects on cattle dung dispersal. Pedobiologia,39: 506-517.

22. Lumaret J.-P., Galante E., Lumbreras C., Mena C., Bertrand M., Bernal J. L., Cooper J.F., Kadiri, N., Crowe D., 1993.- Field effects of ivermectin residues on dung beetles. Journal of Applied Ecology, 30: 559-568.

23. Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri, N., Bertrand, 1992.- Changes in resources: consequences for the dynamics of dung beetle communities. Journal of Applied Ecology, 29: 349-356.

Communications ET RAPPORTS SCIENTIFIQUES

1. Baliteau L., Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P., 2015.- Les bousiers de l'Aveyron (Coleoptera, Scarabaeidae). Biologie et diversité en fonction des milieux. Congrès Les invertébrés dans la conservation et la gestion des espaces naturels. Toulouse, 14-16 mai 2015. Communication affichée.
2. Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri N.- Utilisation des médicaments vétérinaires en Europe et risques environnementaux. Colloque Effervescence 2014. 20-21 nov 2014, Montpellier (Poster)
3. Echassoux A., Enriquez B., Gasparini J., Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P. 2014.- Recherche-action sur l’effet des médicaments antiparasitaires équins sur la biodiversité du sol en forêt dans la réserve de biosphère de Fontainebleau et du Gâtinais. Actes de la 40ème Journée de la Recherche Équine, le Pin au Haras, 18 mars 2014, pp 119-127. Conférence invitée et actes.
4. Lumaret J.-P., Römbke J., Kadiri N., Errouissi F., Tixier T., Floate K., 2013. Antiparasitics and their impact on soil and dung fauna. International UBA Workshop “Pharmaceuticals in Soil, Sludge and Slurry”, Dessau (Germany), 18-19 June 2013.
5. Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P., 2012.- Some remarks and considerations on VPs effects on dung organisms. Meeting in ECT Oekotoxikologie GmbH, Flörsheim (Germany), October 04-05, 2012. Communication.
6. Floate K.D., Kadiri N., 2012.- Seasonal activity of dung beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) on native grasslands in southern Alberta. Joint Annual Meeting of Entomological Society of Canada and Entomological Society of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, November 4-7, 2012. Communication affichée.
7. Bon M.C., Kadiri N., Shanower T., Hoelmer K., Weaver D., Morrill W., Gaskin J.,- Genetic diversity of Cephus cinctus Norton in North America. 5th IWSS, Bozeman MT (USA), April 2012.
8. Floate K.D., Blanckenhorn W.U., Coghlin P., Gray J., Höhn P., Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P., Scheffczyk A., Schmidt T., Schwarz A., Sekine T., Taylor C., Taylor K., Römbke J., Lessons learned during the selection of a dung beetle species as a test for insecticidal residues in cattle dung. SETAC Europe 21st Annual Meeting, Milano, Italy, 15-19 May 2011, session WEPC1 - Assessment of the effects of veterinary drugs on dung and soil organisms, 18 May 2011.
9. Römbke J., Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri N., Scheffczyk A., Adler N., 2011. New laboratory test methods with dung beetles for the evaluation of veterinary parasiticides. SETAC Europe 21st Annual Meeting, Milano, Italy, 15-19 May 2011, session WEPC1 - Assessment of the effects of veterinary drugs on dung and soil organisms, 18 May 2011.
10. Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P, Rombke J., 2011.- Effects of moxidectin on larval development and fecundity of Aphodius constans.Workshop on the Effects of VPs on Dung Biodiversity, Montpellier, 31 March - 01 April 2011.
11. Hoelmer K., Kirk A., Kadiri N., Messing R.H., Wharton R.A., Copeland R.S., Pickett C.H.,- Classical biological control of Bactrocera oleae in California: Renewed foreign exploration. The 2002 ESA Annual Meeting and Exhibition, 20 November 2002.
12. Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri N., 1998.- Lactones macrocycliques: leur impact sur la faune non-cible du pâturage. IV^e Conférence Internationale Francophone d’Entomologie,Saint-Malo, 5-9 Juillet 1998.
13. Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P., Bertrand M., 1991.- Mutation de l'activité pastorale, fertilisation et changement de structure des communautés d'insectes coprophages. Colloque Ecologie du Paysage, Paris, 19 Mars 1991.
14. Kadiri N., Baliteau L., Lumaret J.-P., 2011.- Etude des bousiers de la Tourbière des Rauzes, Espace Naturel Sensible (ENS). Rapport Final, Conseil général de l’Aveyron, décembre 2011.
15. Bon M.C., Kadiri N., 2009.- Implications for biological control of phylogeography and population genetics studies of Cephus cinctus Norton (Hymenotera: Cephidae), an invasive pest on wheat in North America. EBCL-ARS/ USDA, Baillarguet. Final Report.
16. Kadiri N., Lumaret J.-P., Bertrand M., David J. 2006.- Etude de l’impact du rejet accidentel d’hydrocarbures sur la faune du sol et la faune circulante. Rapport final, Total France, 89 p.
17. Hoelmer K., Kadiri N., 2001- 2004.- Exploration pour la recherche des ennemis naturels de la mouche de l’olive Bactrocera oleae (Gmelin) et l’étude de la biologie et l’écologie de ces organismes. EBCL (European Biological Control Laboratoy), ARS, USDA (rapports annuels pour EBCL-ARS-USDA).
18. Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri N., Jay-Robert P.,- Les Coléoptères coprophages : reconnaissance, écologie, gestion. Guide pratique à l'usage des gestionnaires des espaces protégés. Document multigraphié, ATEN, Montpellier. 50 p
19. Pâturage en forêt et biodiversité.- Plaquette réalisée pour le Conseil général du Var et le CERPAM.
20. Arnaud M.T., Thavaud P., Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri N., Bily F., Chauliac A., Moulignier F., Varenne T., Panis A., Bigot M., Moulet P., Orsini P., Garde L., Legrand J.P., - Conséquences écologiques d'un nouveau mode d'utilisation des milieux méditerranéens en application de l'article 19 de la CEE : l'entretien des zones à objectifs DFCI par le pâturage. Bilan de trois années de recherches, 1993-1994-1995. Rapport final, Centre d'Etudes et de Réalisations Pastorales Alpes Méditerranée (CERPAM), 82 pages + 29 annexes.
21. Arnaud M.T., Garde L., Thavaud P., Lumaret J.-P., Kadiri N., Chauliac A., Moulignier F., Varenne T., Panis A., Bigot L., Moulet P., Orsini P., 1993.- Conséquences écologiques d'un nouveau mode d'utilisation des milieux méditerranéens en application de l'article 19 de la CEE : l'entretien des zones à objectif DFCI par le pâturage. Rapport d'activité du Centre d'Etudes et de Réalisations Pastorales Alpes Méditerranée (CERPAM). 28 pages + 15 annexes
22. Lumaret J.-P., Bertrand M., Kadiri N., Cooper J.F., Galante E., Mena J., Lumbreras C., Crowe D.,- Risques encourus par les insectes coprophages et la mésofaune édaphique après certains traitements chimiques du bétail. C.R. final recherches contrat SRETIE/MERE/90038, Ministère de l'Environnement, Paris, 41 pages
23. Gillon D., Bertrand M., Etienne M., Kadiri N., Legrand C., Lumaret J.-P., Rigolot E., ValetteC., 1991.- Préventions des incendies de forêt en région méditerranéenne par l'utilisation du feu et du pâturage contrôlés: impact sur l'écosystème forestier. Compte rendu final contrat européen CEE, n° EV4V- 0088 - F(CD). 59 pages
24. Lumaret J.-P., Bertrand M., Kadiri N., Blanc P.,- Utilisation des déjections animales par la faune édaphique en région méditerranéenne. Insectes coprophages et gestion de la matière organique. Compte rendu de fin de contrat n° 87231, S.R.E.T.I.E., Secrétariat d'Etat chargé de l'Environnement, Paris, 130 pages.

Maitre de conférences à Université de Montpellier

J’étudie les mécanismes comportementaux liés au mouvement, gouvernant l'utilisation de l’habitat et leurs conséquences sur la dynamique des populations chez les oiseaux. J’utilise une approche intégrative de la biologie de la conservation, à l’interface avec l’écologie comportementale, physiologie et écologie des populations.

I study behavioural mechanisms related to movement, driving habitat use and their consequences on population dynamics in birds. I am using an integrative approach of conservation biology, at the interface with behavioural ecology, physiology and population ecology

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Ingénieur de Recherche (IR1)

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PhD student

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PhD thesis subject (2024-2027): Drought effects on carbon assimilation and allocation in living tree biomass in forests

Supervisors: Jean-Marc Limousin (CNRS-CEFE) and Maxime Cailleret (INRAE-RECOVER)

Forests are a major player in the global carbon (C) cycle and at the heart of the climate change mitigation initiatives of the 2015 Paris Agreement, but models strongly disagree on the projection of this C sink under future climate change. Our current understanding of climate change effects on forest’s carbon sequestration is limited by uncertainties around the allocation of carbon among the different tree organs and the link between carbon photosynthetic assimilation and sequestration in perennial tree biomass.

The main objectives of this PhD thesis are to quantify how the C allocation in tree biomass changes among the different organs (wood, roots, leaves and reproductive organs) in response to increasing water stress and decreasing C assimilation. The research project will use both the results of five long-term rainfall manipulation experiments set in different forest ecosystems (three Mediterranean forests in Southern France, one temperate forest in North-Eastern France, and one eucalypt plantation in Brazil), and of carbon fluxes measured by eddy covariance in different forest sites within the ICOS network, to study the experimental and inter-annual effects of changing water availability. It will involve the analysis and synthesis of existing data and the collection of new data using homogenized and innovative protocols in every site, especially regarding the belowground compartment that is generally understudied in forest ecosystems.

The thesis will be articulated around three main research axes: i) improve our understanding of the link between photosynthetic C uptake and wood stem growth; ii) investigate the effects of drought on tree architecture and C allocation among the different aerial tree organs; iii) quantify belowground C allocation and its response to drought.

CNRS Researcher

Head of the Behavioural Ecology team

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