Apelt et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Phytotyping4D: a light‐field imaging system for non‐invasive and accurate monitoring of spatio‐temporal plant growthApelt et al., 2015
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- Apelt F
- Breuer D
- Nikoloski Z
- Stitt M
- Kragler F
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- The Plant Journal
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Integrative studies of plant growth require spatially and temporally resolved information from high‐throughput imaging systems. However, analysis and interpretation of conventional two‐ dimensional images is complicated by the three‐dimensional nature of shoot architecture …
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