Loïc Pagès, founding scientist in root ecology and modelling
(2021) in silico Plants — Vol. 3, n° 2 (2021)
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Heymans, Adrien 
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- Root system scientists strive to understand how a single root, emerging from a plant’s seed, can form a complex, dynamic and plastic network of thousands of individual roots. They investigate how such a network is ideally suited to perform a number of functions required for the harmonious development of the whole plant. Everyone in the community also knows how complicated it can be to study root systems, with tasks ranging from digging plants out of the soil, creating experimental set-ups that allow the observation of the roots, to quantifying the root network itself or the processes underlying its formation. Within the community, there is one person, Dr Loïc Pagès, who has been working on all these tasks for many years, and who has moved the field forward numerous times. On the occasion of his soon-to-be retirement, we would like to express our appreciation to him via this editorial.
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Barczi, J.-F., Beroueg, A., Buck-Sorlin, G., Couvreur, V., Danjon, F., Delory, B. M., Doussan, C., De Swaef, T., Draye, X., Drouet, J.-L., Dupuy, L., Garre, S., Gérard, F., Heymans, A., Hinsinger, P., Javaux, M., Koch, A., Landl, M., Lecompte, F., et al. (2021). Loïc Pagès, founding scientist in root ecology and modelling. in silico Plants, 3(2). https://doi.org/10.1093/insilicoplants/diab035 (Original work published 2021)