Plants and animals are both important for studies in evolutionary developmental biology (EvoDevo). Plant morphology as a valuable discipline of EvoDevo is set for a paradigm shift. Process thinking and the continuum approach in plant morphology allow us to perceive and interpret growing plants as combinations of developmental processes rather than as assemblages of structural units (“organs”) such as roots, stems, leaves, and flowers. These dynamic philosophical perspectives were already favored by botanists and philosophers such as Agnes Arber (1879–1960) and Rolf Sattler (*1936). The acceptance of growing plants as dynamic continua inspires EvoDevo scientists such as developmental geneticists and evolutionary biologists to move towards a more holistic understanding of plants in time and space. This review will appeal to many young scientists in the plant development research fields. It covers a wide range of relevant publications from the past to present.

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EvoDevo：连续谱和过程工厂形态的过去和未来

植物和动物对于进化发育生物学（EvoDevo）的研究都很重要。植物形态学作为EvoDevo的重要学科，已为范式转变奠定了基础。植物形态学中的过程思维和连续统方法使我们能够将生长中的植物感知和解释为发育过程的组合，而不是根，茎，叶和花等结构单元（“器官”）的组合。这些动态的哲学观点已经受到植物学家和哲学家的青睐，例如Agnes Arber（1879-1960）和Rolf Sattler（* 1936）。将生长中的植物视为动态连续体，激发了EvoDevo科学家（例如发育遗传学家和进化生物学家）朝着对时空的植物进行更全面的理解。这篇综述将吸引植物开发研究领域的许多年轻科学家。它涵盖了从过去到现在的各种相关出版物。