Reference publication:
Vello E, Tomita A, Diallo AO, Bureau TE. A Comprehensive Approach to Assess Arabidopsis Survival Phenotype in Water-Limited Condition Using a Non-invasive High-Throughput Phenomics Platform. Front Plant Sci. 2015 […]
References LemnaTec is cited in hundreds of publications
Machine Learning and Sensor Fusion For Precision Farming Presentation: Machine learning is a type of artificial intelligence that provides computers with the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed. Download […]
Scientific Collaborations
LemnaTec is working with the Department of Plant Physiology at RWTH Aachen to develop and test laboratory phenotyping methods to measure biotic plant […]
Phenotyping is central to the human experience of the natural world. Phenotyping drove the domestication events that are […]
How does Phenotyping work? Dimensions, morphology & colour
Phenotypes are those properties of organisms that make up their appearance, essentially dimensions, morphology, and colour. Structural compounds and pigments determine the […]
Background
In this tutorial I am going to show you how to use Image Object Smoothing, an image object manipulation tool that is helpful to refine shapes. Especially I will […]
Region of Interest If a simple rectangle is not suitable to enclose a region of interest (ROI) or to split the image for specialised image segmentations, here is a quick […]
Topological skeleton in LemnaGrid: Part IV In a previous post of mine I explained how to use Corn Leaf Segmenter to detect leafs and to measure leaf angles. In this […]
An example of a phenotypic comparison of four Arabidopsis genotypes carried out by Australian researchers is presented here.
