S. Traissac

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1. Functional diversity improves tropical forest resilience: Insights from a long‐term virtual experiment

   S. Schmitt, Isabelle Maréchaux, J. Chave, F. Fischer +3 more

   2020Journal of Ecology81 citations

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2. Tools to Characterize Point Patterns: dbmss for R

   Eric Marcon, S. Traissac, F. Puech, G. Lang

   201550 citations Open access

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3. Molecular divergence in tropical tree populations occupying environmental mosaics

   D. Audigeos, Louise Brousseau, S. Traissac, C. Scotti-Saintagne +1 more

   2013Journal of Evolutionary Biology40 citations Open access

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4. Characterizing the Relative Spatial Structure of Point Patterns

   Eric Marcon, F. Puech, S. Traissac

   201224 citations Open access

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5. A statistical test for ripley's K function rejection of poisson null hypothesis

   Eric Marcon, S. Traissac, G. Lang

   201320 citations Open access

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6. Birth and life of tree aggregates in tropical forest: hypotheses on population dynamics of an aggregated shade-tolerant species

   S. Traissac, J. Pascal

   201413 citations

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7. Prospective carbon balance of the wood sector in a tropical forest territory using a temporally-explicit model

   G. Derroire, Camille Piponiot, L. Descroix, Caroline Bedeau +3 more

   20217 citations Open access

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8. Wet Season Environments Drive Local Adaptation in the Timber Tree Dicorynia guianensis in French Guiana

   Julien Bonnier, E. Sáez-Laguna, Thomas Francisco, Valérie Troispoux +5 more

   2025Molecular Ecology6 citations Open access

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9. Population genetic structure and demographic history of the timber tree Dicorynia guianensis in French Guiana

   Julien Bonnier, N. Tysklind, Valérie Troispoux, Ivan Scotti +5 more

   2023Tree Genetics & Genomes6 citations Open access

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10. RaBoT: a rarefaction-by-bootstrap method to compare genome-wide levels of genetic diversity

    I. Scotti, W. Montaigne, K. Cseke, S. Traissac

    2013Annals of Forest Science5 citations Open access

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11. Distance-based measures of spatial concentration: dbmss, a Spatial Statistics R Package

    G. Lang, S. Traissac, É. Marcon, F. Puech

    20154 citations

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12. Life after disturbance (II): the intermediate disturbance hypothesis explains genetic variation in forest gaps dominated by Virola michelii Heckel (Myristicaceae)

    I. Scotti, W. Montaigne, K. Cseke, S. Traissac

    2015Annals of Forest Science2 citations Open access

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13. Impact of selective logging on the population dynamics and genetic diversity in the neotropical timber tree Dicorynia guianensis

    Julien Bonnier, S. Traissac, Olivier Brunaux, Valérie Troispoux +2 more

    2026bioRxiv1 citations Open access

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14. Complementary Evidence From Historical and Contemporary Gene Dispersal Reveals Contrasting Population Dynamics in a Tropical Tree Species

    Julien Bonnier, M. Heuertz, S. Traissac, Olivier Brunaux +5 more

    2026bioRxiv1 citations Open access

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15. Author response of: Impact of selective logging on the population dynamics and genetic diversity in the neotropical timber tree <i>Dicorynia guianensis</i>. Round#2

    Julien Bonnier, S. Traissac, Olivier Brunaux, Valérie Troispoux +2 more

    2026Peer Community In Forest and Wood Sciences0 citations Open access

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16. Author response of: Impact of selective logging on the population dynamics and genetic diversity in the neotropical timber tree <i>Dicorynia guianensis</i>. Round#1

    Julien Bonnier, S. Traissac, Olivier Brunaux, Valérie Troispoux +2 more

    2026Peer Community In Forest and Wood Sciences0 citations Open access

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17. Life after disturbance (II): the intermediate disturbance hypothesis explains genetic variation in forest gaps dominated by Virola michelii Heckel (Myristicaceae)

    I. Scotti, W. Montaigne, K. Cseke, S. Traissac

    2015Annals of Forest Science0 citations Open access

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18. RaBoT: a rarefaction-by-bootstrap method to compare genome-wide levels of genetic diversity

    I. Scotti, W. Montaigne, K. Cseke, S. Traissac

    2013Annals of Forest Science0 citations Open access

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