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Models based on the consideration of plant development as the result of source-sink relationships between organs suffer from an inherent lack of quantification of the effect of trophic competition on organ growth processes. The 'common assimilate pool theory' underlying many such models is highly debatable.

Are the common assimilate pool and trophic relationships appropriate for dealing with the observed plasticity of grapevine development?