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Using Hypothesis-Driven Modeling to Understand Branching
Plants shape themselves in response to environmental conditions, a plasticity that comes in large part from the action of axillary buds. Branching patterns are determined by whether dormancy in a bud is maintained or whether the bud is activated to grow out into a branch (with more axillary buds).
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