An automated field phenotyping pipeline for application in grapevine research.

doi:10.3390/s150304823

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An automated field phenotyping pipeline for application in grapevine research.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) - 26 Feb 2015

Kicherer Anna, Herzog Katja, Pflanz Michael, Wieland Markus, Rüger Philipp, Kecke Steffen, Kuhlmann Heiner, Töpfer Reinhard

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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 are needed to increase the number of samples, manage...

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PMID: 25730485
DOI: 10.3390/s150304823
PMCID: PMC4435124

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