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      <title>Lateral root induction with Arduino</title>
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      <description>An Arduino to induce lateral roots when you’re sleeping In my current lab, we are working on the formation of lateral roots of the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana. For some experiments, we need to observe precise events of the development in a large population of plants, or to synchronize the development of lateral roots over many plants. To do so, we can turn the plant upside down. As the apex of the root is always trying to point toward the floor, it will bend.</description>
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