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Quantitative Evaluation of Maize Emergence Using UAV Imagery and Deep Learning
Remote Sensing, 2023 Accurate assessment of crop emergence helps breeders select appropriate crop genotypes, and farmers make timely field management decisions to increase maize yields. Crop emergence is conventionally quantified by manual calculations to quantify the number
Minguo Liu, Wen-Hao Su, Xi-Qing Wang
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High Throughput Field Phenotyping
, 2022 AbstractThe chapter aims to provide guidance on how phenotyping may contribute to the genetic advance of wheat in terms of yield potential and resilience to adverse conditions. Emphasis will be given to field high throughput phenotyping, including affordable solutions, together with the need for environmental and spatial characterization.
Jose Luis Araus +2 more
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Image-Based Dynamic Quantification of Aboveground Structure of Sugar Beet in Field
Remote Sensing, 2020 Sugar beet is one of the main crops for sugar production in the world. With the increasing demand for sugar, more desirable sugar beet genotypes need to be cultivated through plant breeding programs.
Shunfu Xiao +7 more
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An automated field phenotyping pipeline for application in grapevine research. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel), 2015 Due to its perennial nature and size, the acquisition of phenotypic data in grapevine research is almost exclusively restricted to the field and done by visual estimation. This kind of evaluation procedure is limited by time, cost and the subjectivity of records. As a consequence, objectivity, automation and more precision of phenotypic data evaluation
Kicherer A +7 more
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A mobile NMR lab for leaf phenotyping in the field [PDF]
Plant Methods, 2017 Low field NMR has been used to investigate water status in various plant tissues. In plants grown in controlled conditions, the method was shown to be able to monitor leaf development as it could detect slight variations in senescence associated with structural modifications in leaf tissues. The aim of the present study was to demonstrate the potential
Musse, M. +6 more
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Effects of irrigation on root growth and development of soybean: A 3-year sandy field experiment
Frontiers in Plant Science, 2022 Increasing the water use efficiency of crops is an important agricultural goal closely related to the root system —the primary plant organ for water and nutrient acquisition.
Khuynh The Bui +19 more
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Field robots for plant phenotyping
, 2022 The technology developed within the domain of plant phenotyping provides excellent data-driven tools for plant breeders to use in the collection and description of the relationship between genotyping and environmental factors. Field robots are emerging as sensor-mounted phenotyping platforms, which offer the advantages of flexible operation, advanced ...
van de Zedde, Rick, Yao, Lili
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An opinion on imaging challenges in phenotyping field crops [PDF]
Machine Vision and Applications, 2015 Almost all the world's food is grown in open fields, where plant phenotypes can be very different from those observed in greenhouses. Geneticists and agronomists studying food crops routinely detect, measure, and classify a wide variety of phenotypes in fields that contain many visually distinct types of a single crop.
Derek Kelly +5 more
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The Cardiovascular Phenotype in Fabry Disease: New Findings in the Research Field [PDF]
International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 2021 Fabry disease (FD) is a lysosomal storage disorder, depending on defects in alpha-galactosidase A (GAL) activity. At the clinical level, FD shows a high phenotype variability. Among them, cardiovascular dysfunction is often recurrent or, in some cases, is the sole symptom (cardiac variant) representing the leading cause of death in Fabry patients.
Sorriento D., Iaccarino G.
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Estimating Biomass and Canopy Height With LiDAR for Field Crop Breeding
Frontiers in Plant Science, 2019 Above-ground biomass (AGB) is a trait with much potential for exploitation within wheat breeding programs and is linked closely to canopy height (CH). However, collecting phenotypic data for AGB and CH within breeding programs is labor intensive, and in ...
James D. C. Walter +6 more
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