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Computer vision under inactinic light for hypocotyl–radicle separation with a generic gravitropism-based criterion

2015-02-01

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This article proposes a computer-vision based protocol, useful to contribute to high-throughput automated phenotyping of seedlings during elongation, the stage following germination. Radicle and hypocotyl are two essential organs which start to develop at this stage, with the hypocotyl growing towards the soil surface and the radicle exploring deeper layers for nutrient absorption. Early identification and measure...

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beb4483b-9f19-56ac-b870-abc8615170b7
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10.1016/j.compag.2014.12.001
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