
handle: 11588/595988
The spatial arrangement of vascular bundles varies between plant species and organs. A novel reaction-diffusion 2D model is presented defining a set of logical and functional rules able to simulate the differentiation of procambium, phloem and xylem. The model shows that a common mechanism, lying behind the formation of vascular tissues, is able to qualitatively reproduce most stelar structures observed.
PDE; reaction-diffusion; stele evolution; tissue differentiation, stele evolution, reaction-diffusion, tissue differentiation, PDE
PDE; reaction-diffusion; stele evolution; tissue differentiation, stele evolution, reaction-diffusion, tissue differentiation, PDE
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