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Jessy Labbé

Posted on June 19, 2013 by fmartin

We welcome Dr. Jessy Labbé, a former INRA Ph.D. student, who joins us from the Biosciences Division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (TE, USA). Within the framework of the DOE Plant-Microbe Interfaces project, Jessy is working with François Le Tacon and Francis Martin on the QTL for mycorrhiza formation in poplar. He is funded by the LabeX ARBRE.

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