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. 2015 Feb 18;11(2):e1004037. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1004037

Figure 6. A. Steady-state shape of the ARaC model for D = 4.

Figure 6

The black line is the solution when B = 0. As B increases (solid colored line from red to blue), the orientation and the shape of the organ is modified. The dashed line shows the steady-state shape of the graviceptive equation. The expected orientation of the organ A R is shown at the bottom. B. Steady-state shape of the ARaC model for B = 4. The black line is the solution when D = 0. As D increases (solid colored line from red to blue), the organ’s orientation and shape are modified. The dashed line shows the steady-state shape of the photoceptive equation, AaC model. The expected orientation of the organ A R is shown at the bottom.