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

Figure 7. A. Steady-state shape of the ARaC model for B = 2.

Figure 7

The solid black line is the solution when D = 0; the dashed line is the solution when D → ∞ and B = 0. As M increases (from red to blue), the organ’s orientation and shape are modified. B. Straightening dynamics of the ARaC model (B = 2 D = 20). The solid black line is the solution when D = 0; the dashed line is the solution when D → ∞ and B = 0. During the movement, the organ reaches the steady state of the photoceptive equation but then goes to the steady state of the gravi-photo-proprioceptive equation. C. Space-time mapping of the curvature C(s, t) during straightening.