Growth units construction in trees: A stochastic approach

Acta Biotheoretica 39 (3-4):325-342 (1991)
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Abstract

Trees architectural study shows gradients in the meristematic activity. This activity is described by the number of internodes per growth unit, which is considered as the output of a dynamic random process. Several species were observed, which led us to propose and then estimate some mathematical models. Computing the functioning of a tree in a given environment therefore involves finding the probability function of the meristems and following the evolution of the parameters of this law along the botanical gradients within its architecture

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