Interactions between organism and environment This MTR will only consider interactions between an organism and its environment (housing and social context). Gene - environment interactions, phenotypic plasticity and the adaptive response of organisms to environmental stimuli are now recognized as a major characteristic of evolutionary changes. This theme thus encompasses research in developmental biology and studies about how organisms react to their environment. Projects and people involved in the research topic: Genetic components of the response to abiotic stress Nicolas LANGLADE, Claude BRUAND LIPM >>> Eco-evolutionary diversification of Natural Populations Jérome CHAVE, Benoit PUJOL EDB >>> Signals, Information and Interaction eco-volutionary Jean-Louis HEMPTINE EDB >>>  Cell walls plants plasticity in response to environmental stress E. JAMET, J. GRIMA-PETTENATI LRSV >>> Calcium signal at the crossroad of biotic and abiotic stress responses C.MAZARS, JP. GALAUD LRSV >>> Genetic and molecular mechanisms regulating the transition flower-fruit Mohames ZOUINE GBF >>> Auxin signaling during fruit development Corinne DELALANDE, Benoît VAN DER REST GBF >>> Multi-hormonal control of acquisition of fleshy fruits competence to mature Jean-Louis ROUSTAN, Christian CHERVIN GBF >>> Phenotypic plasticity                                                                                     Fabien AUBRET                           SEEM >>> Global changes Virginie STEVENS SEEM >>> Evolution of coopération Alexis CHAINE SEEM >>> The latest highlight of this research theme: How is dispersal integrated in life histories: A quantitative analysis using butterflies Stevens, V.M., Trochet, A., Van Dyck, H., Clobert, J., Baguette, M. : CNRS-SEEM USR 2936, Station d’Ecologie Expérimentale du CNRS à Moulis Ecology Letters, doi: 10.1111/j.1461-0248.2011.01709.x Read the abstract >>> You can find all the highlights here >>> You can find all the publications here >>> Writing: Communication team Creation date: 25 November 2011 Update: 22 May 2012

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