B. Quilot

Most-cited papers

1. QTL analysis of quality traits in an advanced backcross between Prunus persica cultivars and the wild relative species P. davidiana

   B. Quilot, B.-H. Wu, J. Kervella, M. Génard +2 more

   2004Theoretical and Applied Genetics177 citations

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2. Analysing the genetic control of peach fruit quality through an ecophysiological model combined with a QTL approach.

   B. Quilot, J. Kervella, M. Génard, F. Lescourret

   2005Journal of Experimental Botany118 citations Open access

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3. Towards a virtual fruit focusing on quality: modelling features and potential uses.

   M. Génard, Nadia Bertin, C. Borel, P. Bussières +7 more

   2007Journal of Experimental Botany106 citations Open access

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4. Under what circumstances can process-based simulation models link genotype to phenotype for complex traits? Case-study of fruit and grain quality traits.

   N. Bertin, P. Martre, M. Génard, B. Quilot +1 more

   2010Journal of Experimental Botany98 citations

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5. Analysis of genotypic variation of sugar and acid contents in peaches and nectarines through the Principle Component Analysis

   Ben-Hong Wu, B. Quilot, J. Kervella, M. Génard +1 more

   2003Euphytica85 citations

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6. Changes in sugar and organic acid concentrations during fruit maturation in peaches, P. davidiana and hybrids as analyzed by principal component analysis

   Ben-Hong Wu, B. Quilot, M. Génard, J. Kervella +1 more

   200583 citations

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7. Local adaptation in European populations of Arabidopsis lyrata (Brassicaceae).

   Päivi H. Leinonen, Saskia Sandring, B. Quilot, M. Clauss +3 more

   2009American-Eurasian journal of botany82 citations Open access

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8. Analysis of genotypic variation in fruit flesh total sugar content via an ecophysiological model applied to peach

   B. Quilot, M. Génard, J. Kervella, F. Lescourret

   2004Theoretical and Applied Genetics54 citations

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9. Simulating genotypic variation of fruit quality in an advanced peach x Prunus davidiana cross.

   B. Quilot, M. Génard, F. Lescourret, J. Kervella

   2005Journal of Experimental Botany43 citations Open access

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10. Virtual profiling: a new way to analyse phenotypes.

    M. Génard, N. Bertin, H. Gautier, F. Lescourret +1 more

    2010The Plant Journal37 citations

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11. Leaf light-saturated photosynthesis for wild and cultivated peach genotypes and their hybrids: A simple mathematical modelling analysis

    B. Quilot, Michel Génard, J. Kervella

    200426 citations

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12. Is competition between mesocarp cells of peach fruits affected by the percentage of wild species genome?

    B. Quilot, M. Génard

    2007Journal of plant research25 citations

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13. Shape, mass and dry matter content of peaches of varieties with different domestication levels

    B. Quilot, J. Kervella, M. Génard

    200420 citations

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14. Review of fruit genetics and breeding programmes and a new European initiative to increase fruit breeding efficiency

    F. Laurens, M. Aranzana, P. Arús, D. Bassi +14 more

    201219 citations Open access

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15. Application of a SUGAR model to analyse sugar accumulation in peach cultivars that differ in glucose–fructose ratio

    Ben-Hong Wu, B. Quilot, M. Génard, Shao-Hua Li +3 more

    2011Journal of Agricultural Sciences19 citations Open access

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16. Ecophysiological analysis of genotypic variation in peach fruit growth.

    B. Quilot, Michel Génard, J. Kervella, Françoise Lescourret

    2002Journal of Experimental Botany17 citations Open access

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17. Is competition between mesocarp cells of peach fruits affected by the percentage of wild species (Prunus davidiana) genome

    B. Quilot, M. Génard

    200815 citations

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18. Linkage map saturation, construction, and comparison in four populations of Prunus

    Eudald Illa, P. Lambert, B. Quilot, Jean-Marc Audergon +8 more

    200914 citations

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19. ISAFRUIT - study of the genetic basis of Prunus fruit quality in two peach and two apricot populations.

    J. Audergon, D. Ruiz, A. Bachellez, A. Blanc +24 more

    20096 citations

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20. Sugar and acid concentrations associated with several qualitative traits in unselected Prunus persica P. davidiana progenies

    Ben-Hong Wu, Shan Li, B. Quilot, Michel Génard +2 more

    20055 citations

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21. Study of the genetic basis of Prunus fruit quality on two apricot and two peach populations.

    J. Audergon, D. Ruiz, A. Bachellez, A. Blanc +26 more

    20101 citations

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22. PRUNUS DAVIDIANA AND DERIVED PROGENIES: A VALUABLE MATERIAL FOR FRUIT QUALITY STUDIES

    J. Kervella, M. Foulongne, R. Kraif, T. Pascal +10 more

    20021 citations

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23. Genetics and functional genomics of fruit quality traits and plant defence

    J. Horry, B. Quilot

    20110 citations

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24. Study of the genetic basis of Prunus fruit quality in 2 peach and 2 apricot populations – ISAFRUIT WP6-1 IP-Project.

    J. Audergon, D. Ruiz, A. Bachellez, B. Gouble +25 more

    20100 citations

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25. COMBINING ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL AND GENETIC MODELS TO ANALYSE PEACH ORGANOLEPTIC QUALITY

    B. Quilot, J. Kervella, T. Pascal, Ben-Hong Wu +2 more

    20060 citations

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26. COMPARISON OF PEACH GENOTYPES USING AN ECOPHYSIOLOGICAL MODEL. APPLICATION TO FRUIT DRY MASS GROWTH

    B. Quilot, M. Génard, F. Lescourret, J. Kervella

    20020 citations

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