[EN] Plant architecture s defined as the tridimensional spatial disposition of plant organs after their development and differentiation. This arrangement plays a key role in the ecology of plants and their interaction ...

[EN] Diverse leaf forms can be seen in nature. In Medicago truncatula, PALM1 encoding a Cys(2) His(2) transcription factor is a key regulator of compound leaf patterning. PALM1 negatively regulates expression of SGL1, a ...

[ES] Las plantas han adoptado un desarrollo post-embrionario en el que a partir de los meristemos apicales que se forman durante la embriogénesis surgen el resto de las estructuras que formarán la planta adulta. Uno de ...

[EN] The architecture of the inflorescence, the shoot system that bears the flowers, is a main component of the huge diversity of forms found in flowering plants. Inflorescence architecture has also a strong impact on the ...

[EN] As knowledge of the gene networks regulating inflorescence development in Arabidopsis thaliana improves, the current challenge is to characterize this system in different groups of crop species with different inflorescence ...

[EN] Plant leaves, simple or compound, initiate as peg-like structures from the peripheral zone of the shoot apical meristem, which requires class I KNOTTED-LIKE HOMEOBOXI (KNOXI) transcription factors to maintain its ...

[EN] Unravelling the basis of variation in inflorescence architecture is important to understanding how the huge diversity in plant form has been generated. Inflorescences are divided between simple, as in Arabidopsis, ...