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# Plant Morphodynamics

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- [March 2023 Progress meeting](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/march-2023-progress-meeting/) - All members of the FOR2581 met in Heidelberg to present their latest results. Our guest was Dag Heinemann from the Hannover Center for Optical Technologies
- [Plant Growth & Form 2022](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/plant-growth-form-2022/) - The DFG research unit FOR2581 has held its 2nd international symposium on plant quantitative morphodynamics. About 90 participants discussed recent advances in understanding how plants grow and shape their organs and how these shapes adapt and evolve. The symposium featured 35 talks by invited speakers and speakers selected from the abstracts as well as 35 posters on
- [March 2022 Progress report](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/march-2022-progress-report/) - All members of the FOR2581 met on the TU Munich campus to present their latest results. Our guest was Sigal Savaldi-Goldstein from the Haifa Technion (IL)
- [FOR2581 Autumn Workshop](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/for2581-autumn-workshop/) - From 25.- 27.10.2021 the Research Unit organised an Autumn Workshop on Image Segmentation, Analysis and Bio-Mechanical Modeling at Heidelberg University. Here the participants learned, among other things, to create images and videos in various programmes as featured in this article. They learned the basics and advanced features of PlantSeg, ilastik, and MorphoMechanX with additional plugins
- [Third Progress Meeting](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/third-progress-meeting/) - On the 21st of October 2021 the research unit came together for another progress meeting. The PIs, PhD students, and postdocs presented the latest results of their joined projects and were able to meet, either in Heidelberg in person or online, to discuss their research. The group was happy to have Cristina Martins Rodrigues and
- [Second Progress Meeting 2nd Phase](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/first-progress-meeting-2nd-phase/) - Due to the ongoing COVID situation, the research unit decided to held its bi-annual meeting online on the 23rd of April 2021. The PIs, PhD students, and postdocs presented the latest results of their joined projects and were able to meet online and discuss their research. The group was happy to have Professor Thorsten Hamann
- [Youtube Feature](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/youtube-feature/) - The explosive work of FOR281 members from the Hay and Tsiantis labs on seed dispersal in Cardamine has been featured on the Youtube channel "Smarter Every Day". The channel by the engineer and science communicator Destin Sandlin is dedicated to 'exploring the world using science" in an entertaining format. You can find the paper he's
- [Karen Alim - Süddeutsche Zeitung](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/karen-alim-suddeutsche-zeitung/) - Our members and PIs also excel in their work outside of the research unit. Prof. Karen Alim, PI for our project "Dynamic patterns of the plant growth regulator auxin", has recently been featured in an article by the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung. Here she talks about her work with the physarum polycephalum as professor for
- [Two new papers published!](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/two-new-papers-published/) - We are happy to announce that two new papers by our team have been published! D. Ramos, J.R., Maizel, A. & Alim, K. Tissue-wide integration of mechanical cues promotes effective auxin patterning. Eur. Phys. J. Plus 136, 250 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1140/epjp/s13360-021-01204-6Lilli Marie Schütz, Marion Louveaux, Amaya Vilches Barro, Sami Bouziri, Lorenzo Cerrone, Adrian Wolny, Anna Kreshuk, Fred A Hamprecht, Alexis
- [New paper online!](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/new-paper-online/) - We are happy to announce that our latest paper has been published on eLife titled A digital 3D reference atlas reveals cellular growth patterns shaping the Arabidopsis ovule. This work was spearheaded by Athul Vijayan and Rachele Tofanelli and is the product of the great team effort and collaboration within our consortium.You can find it under the
- [New published paper!](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/new-published-paper/) - We are happy to share a new paper by Adrian Wolny and other FOR members about "Accurate and versatile 3D segmentation of plant tissues at cellular resolution". Find more information about it here: https://elifesciences.org/articles/57613DOI: 10.7554/eLife.57613
- [Post-Doctoral Scientist Position open!](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/post-doctoral-scientist-position-open/) - We are looking for a postdoc in the area of Computational Modelling of Development See the Job section for more details.
- [New results!](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/new-results/) - We are happy to share that 3 pre-prints reporting exciting new results by the FOR2581 members are now available: Our joint effort to develop a method to segment plant cells in tissue are paying off. The combined use of neural networks and graph partitioning algorithms deliver accurate, efficient and versatile results! > Wolny, A., Cerrone,
- [International Symposium: Plant Growth & Form](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/international-symposium-plant-growth-form/) - Close to 120 participants gathered in the Heidelberg old town for an exciting 3 days symposium on Plant Morphodynamics. In addition to an exceptional line up of invited speakers and selected talks, participants enjoyed a very lively poster session and could enjoy well deserved relaxed evenings in the old town. The keynotes lectures given by
- [EMBO course on Live Plant Imaging in Nagoya (Japan)](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/embo-course-on-live-plant-imaging-in-nagoya-japan/) - The Research unit Plant Morphodynamics was involved in the recent EMBO / Company of Biologists course on plant live imaging that took place at ItBM in Nagoya (Japan). The course welcomed for 10 days 20 participants from all around the world, 18 invited speakers, 5 practical sessions and was jointly organised by R. Simon (Düsseldorf),
- [4th Progress Meeting in Freising](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/4th-progress-meeting-in-freising/) - On 26th March 2019 FOR2581 Quantitative Plant Morphodynamics research unit held its 4th meeting at the Technical University of Munich. The group was delighted to have Dr. Célia Baroux as a guest, who held a talk about the contribution of ovule patterning to reproductive lineage establishment in Arabidopsis. In addition, the PIs, PhD students, and
- [International Symposium on Plant Growth and Form in Heidelberg](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/international-symposium-on-plant-growth-and-form-in-heidelberg/) - The FOR2581 will hold its symposium on quantitative Morphodynamics on September 9th-11th in Heidelberg. We gathered a very nice line up of speakers to discuss plant morphogenesis. All details can be found here.
- [3rd Progress Report Meeting](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/3rd-progress-report-meeting/) - On 9th October 2018 the FOR2581 Quantitative Plant Morphodynamics research unit held its 3rd meeting at the Centre for Organismal Studies at the University of Heidelberg. The PIs, PhD students, and postdocs presented the latest results of their joined projects and were able to meet and discuss their research. The next meeting is planned for
- [iLastik & MorphographX workshop in Heidelberg](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/ilastik-morphographx-workshop-in-heidelberg/) - Over three days (16-18.05), members of the Research Unit learned the basics and advanced features of MorphographX and ilastik two of the workhorses used in the consortium to analyse plant organ development. In additions to hands-on tutorials by Adrian Wolny, Aleksandra Sapala, Sören Strauss and Marion Louveaux, participants could process their own data. To release the
- [2nd Progress report meeting in Cologne](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/2nd-progress-report-meeting-in-cologne/) - On April 12th the FOR2581 Quantitative Plant Morphodynamics research unit held its second meeting at the Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding in Cologne. Members (PhD, postdoc & PIs) had the opportunity to meet and present the first results of their join projects. As it is now a tradition, the meeting started with a guest
- [11th International PhD School Plant Development](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/11th-international-phd-school-plant-development/) - Invitation to the 11th International PhD School Plant Development (www.plant-development.org). The meeting brings together early career researchers and leading scientists and will take place October 10-12 in Zellingen-Retzbach close to Würzburg, Germany.
- [Kickoff meeting  23 October 2017](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/kickoff-meeting-23-october-2017/) - On 23 October the FOR2581 Quantitative Plant Morphodynamics research unit held its kickoff meeting at the Centre for Organismal Studies in Heidelberg. More than 30 researchers (PhD, postdoc & PIs) from Heidelberg, Cologne, Munich and Göttingen had the opportunity to meet and exchange. The day was started by a guest seminar by Arun Sampathkumar from MPI Golm
- [PhD position available in Heidelberg](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/phd-position-available-in-heidelberg/) - A PhD position to study morphogenesis in the shoot apical meristem in the Lohmann laboratory is currently open. See the Jobs section.
- [Postdoc position available in Cologne](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/postdoc-position-available-in-cologne/) - A scientist position for a Cell or Developmental Biologist is currently open. See the Jobs section.
- [PhD position available in Munich](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/phd-position-available-in-munich/) - One PhD position in Computational Developmental Biology of Ovule is currently open. See the Jobs section.
- [Scientific software developper to be hired](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/scientific-software-developper-to-be-hired/) - We are looking to hire a scientific software developer to develop solutions for the processing of 3D+time microscopy images, set-up convenient image analysis workflows, ensure smooth interoperation between the software packages involved and support the members of the unit. More details in the job section.
- [Two PhD positions open!](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/two-phd-positions-open/) - One PhD position in theoretical biological physics and one PhD position for an experimental developmental biologist are currently open. See the Jobs section.
- [Follow us on twitter](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/follow-us-on-twitter/) - FOR2581 is now on twitter: @PlantMorphoDynamics
- [We are alive!](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/uncategorized/118/) - The DFG senate grants the creation of the Research unit FOR2581 Plant Morphodynamics. The FOR2581 consists of nine research groups located in Heidelberg (University), Cologne (MPI for plant breeding), Göttingen (MPI for Dynamics and Self-Organization) and Munich (TU) for is coordinated by Prof. Dr. Alexis Maizel (Heidelberg). Links to the press releases of the DFG and

## Pages

- [Plant Morphodynamics | FOR2581](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/) - Symposium 2022 The 2nd edition of our international symposium on plant morphodynamics took place 12-15th September 2022 in Heidelberg. More informations... Welcome Plant Morphodynamics is a research consortium funded by the German research foundation (DFG) consisting of biologists, physicists and computer scientists interested in understanding how plants shape their organs. You will find here all relevant
- [Publications](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/splash-page/publications/) - Preprints Vijayan A, Mody TA, Yu Q, Wolny A, Cerrone L, Strauss S, Tsiantis M, Smith RS, Hamprecht FA, Kreshuk A, et al (2024) A deep learning-based toolkit for 3D nuclei segmentation and quantitative analysis in cellular and tissue context. BioRxiv: 2024.02.19.580954 Ramos JRD, Reyes-Hernandez BJ, Alim K & Maizel A (2023) Mechanotransduction in Lateral
- [Plant Growth and Form 2022](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/plant-growth-and-form-2022/) - The DFG research unit FOR2581 has held its 2nd international symposium on plant quantitative morphodynamics. About 90 participants discussed recent advances in understanding how plants grow and shape their organs and how these shapes adapt and evolve. The symposium featured 35 talks by invited speakers and speakers selected from the abstracts as well as 35
- [Certificates of participation](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/certificate-of-participation/) - You will find below all certificates of participation ordered by last name. Click to download the file.
- [Certificates of participation 2022](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/plant-growth-and-form-2022/certificates-of-participation-2022/) - You will find below all certificates of participation ordered by last name. Click to download the file.
- [Scientific Program](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/plant-growth-and-form-2022/scientific-programme/) - Schedule & Program PGF2022-ScheduleDownload The following abstracts were selected for an oral presentation A flash talks session before the poster session will be organised on 12.09. The following abstracts have been selected: All other participants that submitted an abstracts will present a poster.
- [Registration](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/plant-growth-and-form-2022/registration/) - Abstract Upon registration you will have to submit your abstract either: immediatelyat a later date If you decide to submit your abstract later, you must submit it by 19.08.2022. Instructions on how to submit your abstract after you registered can be found here.
- [Speakers 2022](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/plant-growth-and-form-2022/speakers-2022/) - Invited speakers FOR2581 speakers
- [In a nutshell...](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/plant-growth-and-form-2022/in-a-nutshell/) - What? An international symposium on the quantitative approaches to understand how plant grow and shape their organs. When? 12th - 15th September 2022. Where? Center for Organismal Studies, Heidelberg University, Heidelberg (Germany) Closest airport: Frankfurt am Main International Airport (FRA) See here for more details on how to get there When is Registration closing? Early
- [Abstract Submission](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/plant-growth-and-form-2022/abstract-submission/) - Submission of abstracts for a talk or a poster is strongly encouraged, talks will be selected from the abstracts for oral presentations. Abstract can be submitted when registering or after Deadline for abstract submission: August 19th 2022 To add/modify your abstract after you registered, simply click on the link provided at the bottom of the
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- [Flyer](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/plant-growth-and-form-2022/flyer/) - Download the flyer of the symposium Download PDF
- [Accommodation and Travelling](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/plant-growth-and-form-2022/accommodation-and-travelling/) - Venue The Symposium will at the Center for Organismal Studies, Im Neuenheimer Feld 230, Great Lecture Hall. Accommodation A limited contingent of rooms in conveniently located hotels (from hostel to 3-stars) as been pre-booked at discounted rate until 12.8.22. >>> Booking Link
- [Plant Growth and Form 2019](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/symposium2019/) - The DFG research unit FOR2581 organised Sept 9th-11th 2019 an international symposium on plant quantitative morphodynamics. Our goal is to provide a platform to discuss the most recent advances in our understanding of how plants grow and shape their organs and how these shapes adapt and evolve. The symposium featured presentations by invited speakers and
- [Projects](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/splash-page/projects/) - P1 | Dynamic patterns of the plant growth regulator auxin PI: Karen Alim P2 | Quantitative analysis of the cellular growth dynamics during lateral stem growth PI: Thomas Greb P3 | Probabilistic extraction of cell geometries in complex biological images PI: Fred Hamprecht P4 | The role of cell geometry and anisotropy in explosive pod shatter
- [Jobs](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/splash-page/jobs/) - The DFG Plant Morphodynamics Unit is seeking a post-doctoral scientist in the area of Computational Modelling of Development Key areas of interest are to understand how genetic networks influence cell growth and patterning to produce diverse organ morphologies and how self-organizing processes shape tissue growth. For recent relevant work see: Kierzkowski, D., Runions, A., et
- [Principal Investigators](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/splash-page/participants/) - Karen Alim Faculty for Physics | TU München Thomas Greb Center for Organismal studies | Heidelberg University Fred Hamprecht Center for scientific computing | Heidelberg University Angela Hay MPI for plant breeding | Cologne Anna Kreshuk EMBL | Heidelberg Jan Lohmann Center for Organismal studies | Heidelberg University Alexis Maizel (Coordinator) Center for Organismal studies | Heidelberg University Kay Schneitz (deputy
- [Organisation](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/splash-page/organisation/) - Structure of the FOR2581 - Morphodynamics of plants The research unit consists of 9 individual projects (P1-P9) and two central projects (Z01-02). The consortium is multidisciplinary, mixing biologist (green on diagram below) and theorists from the fields of physics and computer sciences (lila on diagram below). The groups span four locations: Heidelberg (P2, P3, P5,
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- [Scientific Programme](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/symposium2019/programme/) - Schedule & Programme: ScheduleDownload Abstract book & programDownload Twitter The hashtag to use is: #plantgrowthform2019.The symposium is twitter-friendly. Yet, attendees are requested to respect the explicit wish of presenters to not tweet about (part of) their presentation. Instructions for presenters Posters: Participants who submitted an abstract for a talk but were not selected, should present
- [Speakers](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/symposium2019/speakers/) - Invited speakers FOR2581 speakers Speakers selected from the abstracts Baroux Célia Zürich Durand-smet pauline CAMBRIDGE Geitmann Anja Montreal Grossmann Guido Heidelberg Kirchhelle Charlotte Oxford Long Yuchen Lyon Simon Rüdiger Düsseldorf Vaddepalli Prasad Wageningen Flash talks Alonso-Serra Juan Lyon Andrade Buono Zwijnaarde Colin Leia Lyon Derr Julien Paris Meroz Yasmine Tel Aviv Riglet Lucie Cambridge Robinson
- [In a nutshell...](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/symposium2019/in-a-nutshell/) - What? An international symposium on the quantitative approaches to understand how plant grow and shape their organs. When? 9th - 11th September 2019. Where? Heidelberg (Germany) Closest airport: Frankfurt am Main International Airport (FRA) When is Registration closing? Early bird registration end: 01.06.2019 Registration and abstract submission deadline: 15.07.2019 [UPDATE 15.7.2019] Registration is now closed
- [Abstract Submission](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/symposium2019/abstract-submission/) - Submission of abstracts for a talk or a poster is strongly encouraged, 8 talks will be selected from the abstracts for oral presentations. Deadline for abstract submission: July 18th 2019 If you have already registered but not yet submitted the details of your abstract, you must do so by July 18th 2019. To add/modify
- [Venue, Accommodation and Travelling](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/symposium2019/venue-accommodation-and-travelling/) - Venue The Symposium will take place in the Bauhaus style New University Aula Accommodation A limited contingent of rooms in conveniently located hotels (from hostel to 3-stars) as been pre-booked at discounted rate. Booking Link Heidelberg being a very popular touristic destination, early booking is recommended. Please be aware of the existence of fraudulent travel
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- [Flyer](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/symposium2019/poister/) - Download the flyer of the symposium Download PDF
- [People](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/splash-page/people/)
- [Resources & downloads](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/splash-page/resources-downloads/) - Software packages Ilastik: a simple, user-friendly tool for interactive image classification, segmentation and analysis. ilastik is developed by the Hamprecht lab. MorphoGraphX: an open source application for the visualization and analysis of 4D biological datasets. It is primarily used for the analysis and quantification of 4D live-imaged confocal data, in particular: Organ and cell shape extraction Growth
- [Presentation](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/splash-page/overview/) - How genetic information is used to reproducibly generate the three-dimensional shape of an organism is a long-standing question in biology. Morphogenesis is a dynamic process that depends on the interplay between pattern formation, cell division, and growth. It is also a multi-scale problem in which even minor modifications of elemental attributes at the cell scale

## Staff

- [Theresa Schlamp](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/theresa-schlamp/)
- [Gabriella Mosca](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/gabriella-mosca/) - Dr Mosca is interested in the role of mechanics in developmental processes, how mechanics affects emerging shape, its feedback on cell wall properties and genetic signaling. To pursue her research focus she develops and uses computational tools based on continuum mechanics and FEM (www.morphographx.org/morphomechanx).
- [Mathias Höfler](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/mathias-hofler/)
- [Anna Kreshuk](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/anna-kreshuk/)
- [Marcel Piepers](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/marcel-piepers/) - Marcel is coming from Wageningen (Netherland) where he obtained his Master degree. He worked with Sacco de Vries and with the Maizel Lab for his thesis. Beyond plant development and imaging his interests lay in music and graphic design.
- [Joao Ramos](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/joao-ramos-2/)
- [Hermine Mohring](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/hermine-mohring/)
- [David Wilson](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/david-wilson/)
- [Béatrice Berthet](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/beatrice-berthet/)
- [Alexandra Zakieva](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/alexandra-zakieva/) - Alexandra Zakieva is a PhD student at Heidelberg University. Previously she studied biology in Strasbourg University, France
- [Athul Vijayan](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/athul-vijayan/)
- [Qin Yu](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/qin-yu/) - Qin Yu is a PhD student at EMBL Heidelberg and Heidelberg University, developing machine learning methods to solve computer vision problems applied to bioimage analysis. Previously he read mathematics, computer science and bioinformatics at University College and Imperial College in London, England.
- [Ratula Ray](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/ratula-ray/)
- [Ryan Eng](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/ryan-eng/)
- [Tejasvinee Mody](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/tejasvinee-mody/)
- [Xiaomin Liu](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/xiaomin-liu/)
- [Karen Alim](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/karen-alim/) - Karen Alim studied physics in Karlsruhe, Manchester and Munich. During her PhD with Erwin Frey at the LMU in Munich and as a grad fellow at the KITP in Santa Barbara, United States, she investigated patterning mechanisms during leaf development. After her doctoral degree in 2010 she joined Michael P. Brenner’s group at Harvard University where she
- [Adrian Wolny](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/adrian-wolny/) - Adrian Wolny is a PhD student at Heidelberg University, developing machine learning methods to solve computer vision problems applied to bioimage analysis. Previously: software engineer and data scientist with 8 years of professional experience.
- [Alexis Maizel](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/alexis-maizel/) - Alexis obtained his PhD in 2002 from the René Descartes University and Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris (France). After a post-doc in San Diego (Salk Institute, USA) and in Tübingen (Max Planck Institute for developmental Biology, Germany), he was appointed in 2006 as CNRS staff scientist at the CNRS in Gif-sur-Yvette (France). Since 2010 he is
- [Sören Strauss](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/soren-strauss/)
- [Ziliang Hu](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/ziliang-hu/)
- [Lorenzo Cerrone](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/lorenzo-cerrone/)
- [Jazmin Reyes](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/jazmin-reyes/)
- [Christian Wenzl](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/christian-wenzl/)
- [Thomas Greb](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/thomas-greb/)
- [Richard Smith](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/richard-smith/)
- [Miltos Tsiantis](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/miltos-tsiantis/)
- [Kay Schneitz](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/kay-schneitz/)
- [Jan Lohmann](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/jan-lohmann/)
- [Fred Hamprecht](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/fred-hamprecht-2/)
- [Angela Hay](https://www.plantmorphodynamics.com/staff/angela-hay/)

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