Three-Dimensional Cell Expansion is a biological process in which plant cells undergo coordinated growth and enlargement in all three spatial dimensions, distinguished from unidirectional or two-dimensional expansion by its reliance on isotropic or anisotropic modulation of cell wall mechanics and turgor pressure to achieve volumetric increases essential for organ development.
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Analysis of surface growth in shoot apices
Jacques Dumais, Dorota Kwiatkowska · The Plant Journal · 2002 · 112 citations · Full text
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