Plate 2. Example of pattern emergence. Copyright © 1993 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 3. Sample patterns generated by the reaction-diffusion model. Copyright © 1993 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 4. One-dimensional activator-substrate model proposed by Meinhardt. Copyright © 1993 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 5. Sample patterns generated by the activator-substrate model. Copyright © 1992 D. Fowler, H. Meinhardt, and P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 6. A photograph and a model of Amoria elhoti. Copyright © 1992 D. Fowler, H. Meinhardt, and P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 7. A model of Volutoconus bednalli (Bednall's Volute). Copyright © 1992 D. Fowler, H. Meinhardt, and P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 8. A sample structure developed using Eden's model. M. James and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1993 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 9. A sample structure generated by the DLA model. M. James and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1993 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 10. Distribution of particle concentrations in proximity of a sample structure generated by the DLA model. M. James and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1993 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 11. A model of a tree trunk with roots. Copyright © 1991 N. Greene.
Plate 12. An L-system production. Copyright © 1988 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 13. A simple L-system. Copyright © 1990 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 14. Subapical growth. Copyright © 1988 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 15. Monopodial branching structure. Copyright © 1988 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 16. Development of Capsella bursa-pastoris. Copyright © 1987 P. Prusinkiewicz and A. Lindenmayer.
Plate 17. Sympodial branching structure. Copyright © 1988 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 18. Polypodial branching structure. Copyright © 1990 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 19. Geometry of the lilac inflorescence. Copyright © 1988 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 20. The Garden of L. Copyright © 1988 P. Prusinkiewicz, F.D. Fracchia, J. Hanan, and D. Fowler.
Plate 21. Wild carrot. Copyright © 1988 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 22. A mint. Copyright © 1988 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 23. Control mechanisms in plants. Copyright © 1988 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 24. Acropetal signal propagation. Copyright © 1988 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 25. Developmental sequence of Mycelis muralis. Copyright © 1987 P. Prusinkiewicz and J. Hanan.
Plate 26. A tree pruned to the union of a parallelepiped and a cylinder, shown without leaves. R. Mech and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1994 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 27. A tree pruned to the union of a parallelepiped and a cylinder. R. Mech and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1994 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 28. Trees pruned to a spiral shape. R. Mech and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1994 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 29. A model of a topiary garden at Levens Hall, England. R. Mech and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1994 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 30. An implicit surface defined by a skeleton of lines and ellipsoids. R. Mech, P. Prusinkiewicz, and B. Wyvill. Copyright © 1994 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 31. Topiary dinosaur. R. Mech, P. Prusinkiewicz, and B. Wyvill. Copyright © 1994 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 32. Conceptual model of plant and environment. R. Mech and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1996 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 33. A three-dimensional model of roots interacting with water in soil. Water concentration is visualized by semi-transparent iso-surfaces surrounding the roots. As a result of competition for water, the roots grow away from each other. The divergence between their main axes depends on the spread of the rootlets, which grow faster on the left then on the right. R. Mech and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1996 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 34. A tree model with branches competing for access to light, shown without the leaves. R. Mech and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1996 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 35. A tree model with branches competing for access to light. R. Mech and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1996 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 36. A model of coniferous trees competing for light. The trees are shown in the position of growth. R. Mech and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1996 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 37. A model of coniferous trees competing for light. The trees are moved apart from the position of growth. R. Mech and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1996 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 38. Relationship between tree form and its position in a stand. R. Mech and P. Prusinkiewicz. Copyright © 1996 P. Prusinkiewicz.
Plate 39. Close-up of a daisy capitulum. Copyright © 1988 D. R. Fowler.
Plate 40. Green coneflower. Copyright © 1992 D. Fowler, P. Prusinkiewicz, and J. Battjes.
Plate 41. Table of cacti, including realistic models of the elongated Mammillaria spinosissima. Copyright © 1992 D. Fowler, P. Prusinkiewicz, and J. Battjes.
