ArticleProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America2018
Growth is required for perception of water availability to pattern root branches in plants.
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Abstract
Water availability is a potent regulator of plant development and induces root branching through a process termed hydropatterning. Hydropatterning enables roots to position lateral branches toward regions of high water availability, such as wet soil or agar media, while preventing their emergence where water is less available, such as in air. The mechanism by which roots perceive the spatial distribution of water during hydropatterning is unknown. Using primary roots of
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