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A comparative study of plant phenotyping workflows based on three-dimensional reconstruction from multi-view images

2024-03-25

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With the world facing escalating food demand, limited agricultural land, and environmental change, there is a growing need for data-driven sustainable agricultural management. Advances in sequencing and sensor networks have reduced costs of acquiring genomic and environmental data; however, collecting phenotypic data, crucial for monitoring plant growth and detecting pests and diseases, remains labor-intensive. Te...

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8d667d69-9bdc-5ca1-a1ab-23d7d6986515
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10.1101/2024.03.21.586185
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