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Phenotyping platforms are deployed in
          several components (Joint Research Units and
          technical institutes) to characterise in detail the
          genetic diversity of plants and their environment
          (envirotyping). These infrastructures make it possible
          to analyse the genetic variability of plant responses
          (and the underlying genetic determinism) to the
          effects of climate change (drought, high levels
          of carbon dioxide, high temperatures, emerging
          diseases) and to facilitate the agro-ecological
          transition with equipments and methods for
          analysing interactions between plants and other
          organisms (micro-organisms, insects, other plants) to
          stimulate biological regulations.

          The BC2Grape platform brings together the
          expertise of INRAE (Joint Research Unit SAVE
          «Santé et Agroécologie au vignoble») and IFV.
          This cutting-edge facility offers tools and methods
          to support the development, positioning, integration
          and deployment of biocontrol and biostimulation
          strategies at different scales, from the laboratory to
          the vineyard.

          The Plant Observatory, part of the Jean-
          Pierre Bourgin Institute (Joint research unit
          IJPB), is a unique cluster of platforms dedicated                         KEY FIGURES 2021
          to plant phenotyping. It provides the opportunity
          to characterise plant samples at multiple levels,
          either supplied by or produced within its cultivation                 2 182
          facilities under controlled conditions. The Plant                     Research staff (FTE)
          Observatory hosts projects involving model
          species (Arabidopsis, Brachypodium, etc.) and                         158
          cultivated plants (maize, peas, flax, oilseed                         PhD students
          rape, cotton, barley, wheat, vegetables, etc.).
          It includes the Arabidopsis Biological Resource                       17,5 M€
          Centre (CRB), which provides a large number of
          natural accessions and mutant or recombinant                          Revenue from
          lines (RIL). The skills of the Plant Observatory                      partnerships with
          cover a wide range of technologies and analyses,                      companies
          from the cultivation and phenotyping of plants to
          their biochemical, chemical, metabolic and visual                     16 M€
          characterisation. Its experts have know-how and                       Contract research
          expertise that includes sample preparation and
          data analysis.
                                                                                4,2 M€
                                                                                Collaborative research

                                                                                3,3 M€

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