L’UMR CBGP – Centre de Biologie pour la Gestion des Populations – a pour vocation de comprendre les mécanismes qui régissent l’évolution de populations d'organismes importants pour l’agronomie, les forêts, la santé humaine ou la conservation de la biodiversité. Les recherches portent sur des modèles biologiques et sont développées selon six axes : origine et caractérisation de la biodiversité ; adaptation des phytophages, de leurs ennemis naturels et de leurs symbiontes ; écologie et évolution des zoonoses ; biologie, écologie et évolution des espèces envahissantes ; génomique statistique et évolutive des populations ; approches moléculaires et bioinformatiques haut débit. Nos tutelles sont l'INRAE, le CIRAD, l'IRD et l'Institut Agro-Montpellier.

UMR CBGP – Centre de Biologie pour la Gestion des Populations – aims to understand the mechanisms that govern populations of organisms that are important to agriculture, forest, human health and biodiversity conservation. Studies concern biological models and follow six lines of research: origin and characterization of biodiversity; adaptation of plant eaters, their natural enemies and symbionts; ecology and evolution of zoonoses; biology, ecology and evolution of invasive species; statistical and evolutionary population genomics; and high-throughput molecular and bioinformatics techniques. Our supervising bodies are INRAE, CIRAD, IRD and Institut Agro-Montpellier.
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Laboratory experimental data: areas of leaf samples following paired-choice tests (in presence of a locust).
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Field experimental data: the level of damage at the plant-scale (PSLD) measured in Herbivory Cages.
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Plant biological data: trait values per repeat x accession for LNC.
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R script to perform for all statistical analyses reported in this study.
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Plant biological data: mean trait values per accession for SLA, LDMC, SRS, LNC, LPrC, and LChC.
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Plant biological data: trait values per repeat x accession for SLA, LDMC, and SRS.
9 nov. 2022
Vernier, Camille; Barthes, Nicolas; Chapuis, Marie-Pierre; Foucaud, Julien; Huguenin, Joris; Lemenager, Nicolas; Piou, Cyril, 2022, "Original data used in Vernier et al.'s work: "Faeces' odours attract gregarious locust hoppers"", https://doi.org/10.18167/DVN1/D3OP8O, CIRAD Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:R/QcjJUh0JNkL7XCE6g8uw== [fileUNF]
Data of behavioral assays and chemical analyses. R scripts and .csv files.
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Behavioral assays data.
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Chemical analyses (GC-MS) data.
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Filtered VOCs, to be analyzed by L3_GCMS_analysis.R. Data generated byL3_GCMS_filters.R script.
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