The number of reproductive structures produced by Arabidopsis and Brassica is consistent regardless of branching patterns. Inflorescences and fruits contribute to systemic regulation of reproductive architecture.
We analyse the role of a transcription factor in shoot branching and investigate how its expression relates to plant hormones and branch growth.
The plant hormone, strigolactone, regulates shoot branching. We investigate the roles of several potential strigolactone targets in shoot architecture.
Investigating how hormones and genetic networks regulate shoot branching