A Computational Framework for 3D Mechanical Modeling of Plant Morphogenesis with Cellular Resolution
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Christophe Godin | Arezki Boudaoud | Olivier Hamant | Benjamin Gilles | Frédéric Boudon | Jérôme Chopard | Jan Traas | Olivier Ali | B. Gilles | O. Hamant | A. Boudaoud | C. Godin | F. Boudon | J. Traas | Olivier Ali | J. Chopard
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