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Growth angles of distinct root classes in wheat are determined by a gradient of anti-gravitropic activity
Abstract The spatial arrangement of plant roots in soil is shaped by different root classes with distinct gravitropic setpoint angles (GSAs) 1,2,3 . GSA is thought to arise from a balance between gravitropism and an opposing anti-gravitropic offset (AGO) 2–5</
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