Diversifying crop rotations with temporary grasslands - Université de ...
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS<br />
I would like to thank the numerous people who<br />
kindly helped me in realizing this PhD thesis. In<br />
particular, I am <strong>de</strong>eply in<strong>de</strong>bted:<br />
- to my supervisors Nicolas Munier-Jolain,<br />
Rainer Waldhardt, and Jacques Caneill. Thank<br />
you for your collaboration and confi<strong>de</strong>nce and<br />
during the whole project, the fertile discussions<br />
on research questions, methods and results, the<br />
correction of the articles and the final thesis and<br />
for finding compromises between the French and<br />
the German systems…,<br />
- to the members of the examination board,<br />
Philippe Debaeke, Rainer Waldhardt, and Bernd<br />
Honermeier for your reports on the thesis;<br />
Francois Bretagnolle, Bärbel Gerowitt, and<br />
Vincent Bretagnolle for participating in the PhD<br />
<strong>de</strong>fence (and the rehearsals for the vi<strong>de</strong>otransmission<br />
system!),<br />
- and to the participants of the ‘comité <strong>de</strong><br />
pilotage <strong>de</strong> thèse’, Safia Médiène, Gilles<br />
Lemaire, Xavier Reboud and Nathalie Colbach<br />
for your advice.<br />
My thesis would not have been possible <strong>with</strong>out<br />
such good helpers in field and greenhouse<br />
work, as well as the people who always kindly<br />
answered my questions, assisted me in scientific<br />
reasoning, data analysis, writing, and<br />
bureaucracy…<br />
In Dijon, I would like to thank the whole ‘weed<br />
science research’ group (UMR BGA) as well as<br />
the people from INRA-Epoisses, in particular<br />
Florence Strbik, Denis Lapostolle, Pascal Farcy,<br />
Philippe Chamois, Laurent Falcetto, François<br />
ii<br />
Dugué, Dominique Meunier, Emilie Ca<strong>de</strong>t,<br />
Hugues Busset, Alain Fleury, Gilles Louviot,<br />
Delphine Ramillion and Sébastien for conducting<br />
and helping <strong>with</strong> the field and greenhouse<br />
experiments;<br />
Christiane Dupaty, Séverine Siblot, Claudine<br />
Chotel, Sandrine Geslain and Nathalie<br />
Grandgirard for administration and network<br />
support to the “BNI”;<br />
Xavier Reboud, Beryl Laitung, Sandrine Petit,<br />
Fabrice Dessaint, Bruno Chauvel, Jacques<br />
Gasquez, François Bretagnolle, Marie-Hélène<br />
Bernicot, Henri Darmency, and Christian Gauvrit<br />
for interesting discussions and helpful advice in<br />
various areas;<br />
Charles Schnei<strong>de</strong>r for programming the routine<br />
of the plant image analysis software; and Arnaud<br />
Coffin for running (and constructing) the plant<br />
‘conveyor system’;<br />
Audrey Alignier, Fre<strong>de</strong>ric Henriot, Rémy<br />
Bonnot, Lise Le Laga<strong>de</strong>c, and Cyril Naulin for<br />
being patient <strong>with</strong> their co-supervisor ;-) ;<br />
Boris Fumanal, Antoine Gardarin, Yann Tricault,<br />
Yongbo Liu, Delphine Mézière and others for<br />
successively sharing the office, watering the<br />
plants and answering my numerous questions…;<br />
and many other PhD stu<strong>de</strong>nts and post-docs<br />
including Guillaume Fried, Aline Boursault,<br />
Richard Gunton, Bertrand Jacquemin, Valentine<br />
Péllissier, Benjamin Borgy, Solène Bellanger,<br />
Stéphane Cor<strong>de</strong>au, Mélanie Le Guilloux,<br />
Dominique Jacquin, Cécile Petit, Clément<br />
Tschudy, Muhammed Anés, Yacine Merabtine,<br />
who helped me in a way or another.