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E. Farcot

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S. Bellows· 2 shared A. Bishopp· 1 shared A. Serrano-Mislata· 1 shared C. Gimenez· 1 shared C. Godin· 1 shared D. Avitabile· 1 shared D. Bradley· 1 shared D. Weijers· 1 shared

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Fluctuations in auxin levels depend upon synchronicity of cell divisions in a one-dimensional model of auxin transport

S. Bellows, G. Janes, D. Avitabile, J. King, A. Bishopp, E. Farcot

This paper shows that auxin fluctuations in plant roots arise from asynchronous cell divisions, not periodic signals, and that synchronized divisions can lead to stable oscillations.

bioRxiv · May 18, 2023Plant Biology

Selective degradation of ARF monomers controls auxin response in Marchantia

S. Das, M. de Roij, S. Bellows, W. Kohlen, E. Farcot, D. Weijers, J. W. Borst

This study quantitatively maps the auxin signaling pathway in Marchantia by analyzing NAP protein dynamics and identifies ARF degradation as a regulatory mechanism for auxin response.

bioRxiv · Nov 4, 2022 · PreprintPlant Biology

In silico evidence for the utility of parsimonious root phenotypes for improved vegetative growth and carbon sequestration under drought

E. Schaefer, I. Ajmera, E. Farcot, M. Owen, L. Band, J. Lynch

The paper uses a plant model to show that specific root traits improve maize growth and carbon sequestration under drought.

bioRxiv · Aug 4, 2022Plant Biology

The making of cauliflowers: the story of unsuccessful flowers

E. Azpeitia, G. Tichtinsky, M. Le Masson, A. Serrano-Mislata, V. Gregis, C. Gimenez, N. Prunet, J. Lucas, E. Farcot, M. Kater, D. Bradley, F. Madueno, C. Godin, F. Parcy

The paper investigates how cauliflowers and Romanesco develop through hysteresis in floral networks and mutations affecting meristem growth.

bioRxiv · Feb 12, 2021Plant Biology