Small issue with R plot - lines() stop before end value - r

I am in the process of making a nice graph but I encountered an issue with the extremities of the lines I drew. I do not know why R does not plot the lines all the way until maxxx (10 here). You can see on the graph from the code below what I am talking about (I cannot put picture as my reputation is too low), the extremities of the lines stop before 10:
maxxx<-10
plot(0,type="n",axes=FALSE,xlim=c(0,10),ylim=c(0,10),ylab="",xlab="")
mtext("TROLOLOL",side=3,cex=3)
axis(1,pos=0,at=c(0,10),labels=FALSE)
mtext("R1 ",side=1,line=0,cex=3)
axis(2,pos=0,at=c(0,10),labels=FALSE)
mtext("R2",side=2,line=0,cex=3)
Given_growth_rates<-c(0,0.3,0.5,1,2,5);
K1<-7
g1<-5.5
m<-0.2
R1_isoclines<-numeric(length(Given_growth_rates))
for (i in 1:length(Given_growth_rates)){
R1_isoclines[i]<-((Given_growth_rates[i]+m)*K1)/(g1-Given_growth_rates[i]-m)
}
R1_isoclines
K2<-10
g2<-7
R2_isoclines<-numeric(length(Given_growth_rates))
for (i in 1:length(Given_growth_rates)){
R2_isoclines[i]<-((Given_growth_rates[i]+m)*K2)/(g2-Given_growth_rates[i]-m)
}
R2_isoclines
for (i in 1:length(R1_isoclines)){
lines(rep(R1_isoclines[i],times=length(R2_isoclines[i]:maxxx)), R2_isoclines[i]:maxxx, col=i+1, type="l")
lines(R1_isoclines[i]:maxxx,rep(R2_isoclines[i],times=length(R1_isoclines[i]:maxxx)),col=i+1,type="l")
}

Try to replace the last four lines of your code by:
for (i in 1:length(R1_isoclines)){
lines(rep(R1_isoclines[i],times=2), c(R2_isoclines[i],maxxx), col=i+1, type="l")
lines(c(R1_isoclines[i], maxxx), rep(R2_isoclines[i],times=2),col=i+1,type="l")
}
Maybe that does what you expect.

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#results[(smax-smin)/step+2,5]<-mean(results[1:(dim(results)[1]-1),5])#B
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Is there a way to do it automatically? or we should do it line by line.
This analysis should be performed on time series with the same length.
The answer is no, or at least I don't know of any way to do it, they are two different languages.
Maybe you want to look to the file exchange in Matlab, there is an script like MATLAB R-link that allows you to connect Matlab with R, this way you can call functions of R in MatLab.
Here is a description of this file:
A COM based interface that allows you to call R functions from within MATLAB. The functions are:
openR - Connect to an R server process.
evalR - Run an R command.
getRdata - Copies an R variable to MATLAB.
putRdata - Copies MATLAB data to an R variable.
closeR - Close connection to R server process.
Rdemo - An example of using R from withing MATLAB.
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EDIT:
I keep searching more options and I found this one to allow execute r code into Matlab
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