High throughput phenotyping to accelerate crop breeding and monitoring of diseases in the field ($)
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High throughput phenotyping (HTP) is a frontier in plant biology. Shakoor et al. review the state of HTP and various levels of implementation, current limitations, and the new horizons for the field. Envirotyping – getting all the information possible from an individual plant in a field to fully understand…
The Big Idea: Phenotyping
Research, Research BlogPhenotyping, the process of measuring and analyzing observable plant characteristics, is a term used frequently in the College of Agriculture these days—and a technique that is now automated for field research at Purdue.
The Indiana Corn and Soybean Innovation Center, a 25,500-square-foot facility…
The Global Plant Council visits the Australian Plant Phenomics Facility
GPC BlogThis post is republished with the kind permission of the Australian Plant Phenomics Facility (APPF).
We at the APPF love visits from our global plant science community, so it was a treat to host Ruth Bastow, Executive Director of the Global Plant Council (GPC), this week.
While she was…
Emerging Technologies in Phenomics Sessions at Phenome 2017
ResearchDetermining the exact phenotypes of a large population of plants, including architectural parameters, metabolic status, and developmental stage, has traditionally required substantial, expensive labor by legions of workers. While technologies for high-throughput genotyping have mushroomed, technologies…