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How does coupling a Turing-like reaction-diffusion instability with longitudinal efflux of a regulatory molecule generate three-dimensional vascular bundle patterns in plant stems?
Chaos and Complex Systems
Developmental Biology
Pattern Formation
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Turing-like mechanism in a stochastic reaction-diffusion model recreates three dimensional vascular patterning of plant stems
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