Jacques Haury

Jacques Haury is a Full Professor at the French Higher Education Institution in Agriculture, Food, Horticultural and Landscape Sciences, affiliated with the UMR ESE Rennes and Ivan Bernez's Lab. His work focuses on invasive aquatic plants, particularly Ludwigia spp. and Eichhornia crassipes, examining their ecological impacts, reproductive systems, and management strategies.

• Expertise: Ecology, Biodiversity Conservation, Invasive Species
• Key Contributions: Remote sensing applications, functional trait analysis, legislative frameworks for invasion control

His recent publications highlight hyperspectral monitoring of invasive species, reproductive biology of Ludwigia, and ecological consequences of water hyacinth in Mediterranean rivers. Jacques Haury collaborates on interdisciplinary projects addressing aquatic ecosystem restoration and sustainable management.

Current research emphasizes the interplay between natural and anthropogenic disturbances in macrophyte distribution, salt stress tolerance in freshwater plants, and cost-effective control methods for invasive species. He actively contributes to technical guides and policy frameworks for invasive species management in Western France.