Plant Structure in Architecture

Plant structure is an important concept in architecture which describes the topological, geometrical, and constructional development over time at the whole-plant level, i.e. ontogeny. Plant form, development and evolution have been analyzed under the functional view of biomechanics. Also architecture is concerned with the time growth of plant form that can be directly quantified in the field.The plant structure in architecture depends on the nature and qualified arrangement of each of its components; it is, at any given time, the phrase of a stability endogenous growth methods and exogenous constraints applied by the environment. Although it's also influenced by environmental conditions such as light, temperature, humidity and nutrient statues, here we only focus on the endogenous regulatory principles that control plant structure in architecture.The aim of architecture theory test is, by means of observation and sometimes experimentation, to identity and recognize these endogenous methods and to split them from the flexibility of their form resulting from external controls. by means of the recognition of several orphological criteria and considering the plant as a whole, from growing to downfall, architectural analysis fundamentally a detailed, multilevel, comprehensive and dynamic approach to plant growth. Despite their recent source, architectural concepts and study methods present an influential instrument for studying plant form and ontogeny. Completed by classified morphological observations and proper quantitative methods of analysis, current researches in this field have significantly enhanced our understanding of plant structure in architecture, and progress and have led to the founding of a real theoretical and methodological structure for plant form and formation analysis and illustration. This paper is a summarized inform of recent comprehension on plant structure in architecture and morphology; its suggestion and possible role in various aspects of modern plant biology is also conversed.

Keywords:

plant , structure , architecture , ontogeny- endogenous growth , morphogenesis