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Models of plant architecture

1989
According to the rules introduced in the previous chapter the turtle interprets a character string as a sequence of line segments, connected “head to tail” with each other. Depending on the segment lengths and the angles between them, the resulting line self-intersecting or not, can be more or less convoluted, with some segments drawn many times and ...
Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz, James Hanan
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Architectural switches in plant thylakoid membranes

Photosynthesis Research, 2013
Recent progress in elucidating the structure of higher plants photosynthetic membranes provides a wealth of information. It allows generation of architectural models that reveal well-organized and complex arrangements not only on whole membrane level, but also on the supramolecular level.
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Virtual plants: Modeling plant architecture in changing environments

2016
[No abstract available]
Stützel, Hartmut, Kahlen, Katrin
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Plant and Cell Architecture

This chapter provides an overview of the basic anatomy and cell biology of plants, from the macroscopic structure of organs and tissues to the microscopic ultrastructure of cellular organelles. It begins by looking at the unifying principles of plant life processes. All plants convert solar energy to chemical energy. They use growth instead of motility
Lincoln Taiz, Ian Max Møller, Angus Murphy, Wendy A. Peer   +3 more
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Hydraulic Architecture of Whole Plants and Plant Performance

2002
Most of the early work on the hydraulic architecture has focused on the stems of the shoots. The tacit assumption has been that because trees are tall, most of the resistance ought to be in the stems. Based on an incomplete data set, I once even suggested that the shoots of large trees might have more hydraulic resistance than the roots in the ratio of
Melvin T. Tyree, M. H. Zimmermann
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Planted architecture

2017
The creating of place will only occur in a response to its surrounding context. A built structure similar to a growing tree integral with its environment, inherently will Increase In complexity with age: as a result, living is encouraged. This work is merely a fundamental step in holding the belief of ….
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Plant architecture, sectoriality and plant tolerance to herbivores

Vegetatio, 1996
The evolution of tolerance is one potential plant response to selection imposed by herbivores. Plant architecture, and in turn, sectoriality may influence a plant's ability to tolerate tissue loss. However, each may either constrain or facilitate a plant's ability to compensate following herbivore attack depending on the plant part damaged and the ...
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Modelling plant growth and architecture

1989
Le but de ce travail est de présenter un modèle de développement des plantes basé sur la mesure des caractèristiques d'arbres individuels. Ce modèle informatisé et associé à des procédés graphiques perfectionnés fournit une représentation de la croissance et de l'architecture d'une large gamme de ...
De Reffye, Philippe, Lecoustre, René, Edelin, Claude, Dinouard, Pierre   +3 more
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Plant architecture modelling. Virtual plants and complex systems

2005
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Godin, Christophe, Costes, Evelyne, Sinoquet, Hervé   +2 more
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Planting Architecture: Marten Schech : Begleitheft

2018
Begleitpublikation anläßlich der Ausstellung FrommanscherSkulpturenGarten 2018 Marten Schech - Planting Architecture vom 06.06. bis 17.07.2018 in Jena. Veranstaltet vom Lehrstuhl für Kunstgeschichte der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, dem Jenaer Kunstverein e.V. und dem Kunsthof Jena e.V.
Schech, Marten, Nail, Navid, Reichel, Fabian, Rupp, László, Werling, Paul   +4 more
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