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In silico experiments show the models reproduce wild-type maize phenotype.
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e0“Finally, using in silico experiments, we show that our models can reproduce both the phenotype of wild type maize, and the effect that varying strigolactone levels have on changing the architecture of maize roots.”
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Modeling the effects of strigolactone levels on maize root system architecture
Abel Lucido; Fabian Andrade; Oriol Basallo; et al. Frontiers in Plant Science 2024. doi:10.3389/fpls.2023.1329556
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- Method / resource A Mathematica platform integrates metabolic and three-dimensional maize root growth models.
- Method / resource The root model simulates many unique three-dimensional maize root architectures.
- Method / resource Coupling the root and metabolic models enables simulation of strigolactone-level effects on root architecture.
- Method / resource In silico experiments show the models reproduce changes in maize root architecture caused by varying strigolactone levels.