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Plant phenotyping using chlorophyll fluorescence and multispectral imaging

High-throughput phenotyping methodologies such as chlorophyll fluorescence and multispectral imaging represent tools for non-invasive quantification of plant performance in different environments. These techniques are widely used, from basic ecophysiological studies to applied research in crop breeding programs. Plant phenotyping enables quantifying relevant traits reliably and automatically, saving time and human labour. This discipline combines new sensing technologies with automated image analysis and advanced statistical methods such as machine learning. The lecture will cover the background and most important traits obtained by chlorophyll fluorescence and multispectral analysis and the results of several studies (nutrient deficiency stress, drought stress, and virus infections) using plant phenotyping methods.

Plant phenotyping, chlorophyll fluorescence, multispectral imaging, plant stress

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