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Vascular morphogenesis controller: a generative model for developing morphology of artificial structures.

, , and . GECCO, page 163-170. ACM, (2017)

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Reticulate evolution in glacial refuge areas: the genus Arabidopsis in the eastern Austrian Danube Valley (Wachau). Uni Heidelberg, (2009)

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