
Spontaneous flora, a natural ally in protecting orchards
Modern agriculture faces a dual challenge: reducing the use of pesticides while preserving biodiversity. By studying 18 apple orchards in Provence, researchers from INRAE and
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IMBE's research is structured around 5 transversal thematic axis and 8 research teams
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Training is, of course, the courses offered at the University (L, M, D) but also training through research (internships).
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Modern agriculture faces a dual challenge: reducing the use of pesticides while preserving biodiversity. By studying 18 apple orchards in Provence, researchers from INRAE and
The aim of the BEF-Cerrado project is to understand the mechanisms that encourage the establishment of native herbaceous plant communities in the Cerrado (Brazilian savannah, photos A and B). The experimental set-up consists of creating
Following the publication of an article from Léa Saby's thesis (IMBE, EECAR team), find out more about this news item published on the CNRS INEE website.
This month we invite you to discover a study entitled "Higher in the mountains: Dynamics of agro-pastoral practices in a low-latitude mountain system (Karkas Mountains, central Iran) during the Mediaeval period".
Launch of the European Marine Board's Navigating the Future VI report, to which Christophe Lejeusne (IMBE-NEMO) contributed. This report explores the essential role of the ocean in global climate, biodiversity, water, etc.
Three young graduates were honoured at the City of Marseille Thesis Awards. The first prize in the Mediterranean theme was awarded to Dr. G. B. B.