Abstract
Systems biology is the study of biological interactions. These interactions exist between biological entities at every scale, from genes to population, and create incredibly complex networks of feedbacks responsible for emerging behaviors. To study these behaviors, biologists can use models based on mathematical and computational formalisms grounded on vast existing corpus of theoretical work. This chapter develops an overview of this process of plant systems biology study from the point of view of a teaching course, and introduces the methods and studies presented in this second edition of the "Plant Systems Biology" book series.
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