Abstract
This abstract introduces a new conceptual model for interpreting Lindenmayer System grammars in terms of attribute grammars and the associated parse tree structures. A Lindenmayer System (also known as an L-System) is a system of production rules to create character strings that may be interpreted as lines and curves, thus creating a graphical representation of the character string. L-Systems were invented by Aristad Lindenmayer [3] as a tool to describe the branching patterns of plants, and have gained much popularity in this vein for the use of creating graphical images for biological and visual realism purposes [1,2].
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