Animation of plant development

The sequences of images used in Chapters 3 and 5 to illustrate the development of inflorescences and compound leaves suggest the possibility of using computer animation to visualize plant development. From a practical perspective, computer animation offers several advantages over traditional time-lapse photography.

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