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Frontiers in Plant Science, 2019 Quantifying plant water content and nitrogen levels and determining water and nitrogen phenotypes is important for crop management and achieving optimal yield and quality.
Brooke Bruning +5 more
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Indoor phenotyping platforms and associated trait measurement: Progress and prospects
智慧农业, 2020 Plant phenomics is under rapid development in recent years, a research field that is progressing towards integration, scalability, multi-perspectivity and high-throughput analysis.
Xu Lingxiang +6 more
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Advances in plant phenomics: From data and algorithms to biological insights [PDF]
Appl Plant Sci, 2020 The measurement of the characteristics of living organisms is referred to as phenotyping (Singh et al., 2016). While the use of phenotyping in plant biology and genetics can be traced back at least to Gregor Mendel sorting and counting peas by shape and ...
Kenchanmane Raju S +2 more
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Plant photosynthesis phenomics data quality control [PDF]
Bioinformatics, 2015 AbstractMotivation: Plant phenomics, the collection of large-scale plant phenotype data, is growing exponentially. The resources have become essential component of modern plant science. Such complex datasets are critical for understanding the mechanisms governing energy intake and storage in plants, and this is essential for improving crop productivity.
Lei Xu +4 more
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Detecting spikes of wheat plants using neural networks with Laws texture energy
Plant Methods, 2017 Background The spike of a cereal plant is the grain-bearing organ whose physical characteristics are proxy measures of grain yield. The ability to detect and characterise spikes from 2D images of cereal plants, such as wheat, therefore provides vital ...
Li Qiongyan +4 more
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Plant Methods, 2020 Background Flowering is one of the most important processes for flowering plants such as cotton, reflecting the transition from vegetative to reproductive growth and is of central importance to crop yield and adaptability.
Yu Jiang +5 more
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POEAS: Automated Plant Phenomic Analysis Using Plant Ontology [PDF]
Bioinformatics and Biology Insights, 2014 Biological enrichment analysis using gene ontology (GO) provides a global overview of the functional role of genes or proteins identified from large-scale genomic or proteomic experiments. Phenomic enrichment analysis of gene lists can provide an important layer of information as well as cellular components, molecular functions, and biological ...
Khader Shameer +3 more
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Multiscale plant modeling: from genome to phenome and beyond [PDF]
Emerging Topics in Life Sciences, 2021 Plants are complex organisms that adapt to changes in their environment using an array of regulatory mechanisms that span across multiple levels of biological organization. Due to this complexity, it is difficult to predict emergent properties using conventional approaches that focus on single levels of biology such as the genome, transcriptome, or ...
Megan L. Matthews, Amy Marshall-Colón
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Plant phenomics: history, present status and challenges [PDF]
, 2018 With the development of remote sensing, robotics, computer vision and artificial intelligence, plant phenomics research has been developing rapidly in recent years.
Tardieu, Francois +11 more
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Data_Sheet_1_WinRoots: A High-Throughput Cultivation and Phenotyping System for Plant Phenomics Studies Under Soil Stress.docx [PDF]
, 2022 Soil stress, such as salinity, is a primary cause of global crop yield reduction. Existing crop phenotyping platforms cannot fully meet the specific needs of phenomics studies of plant response to soil stress in terms of throughput, environmental ...
Yangyang Zhang (608493) +12 more
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