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A noninvasive, machine learning-based method for monitoring anthocyanin accumulation in plants using digital color imaging.

Bryce C AskeyRu DaiWon Suk LeeJeong Im Kim
Published in: Applications in plant sciences (2019)
The digital imaging-based nature of this protocol makes it a low-cost and noninvasive method for the detection of plant stress. Applying a similar protocol to more economically viable crops could lead to the development of large-scale, cost-effective systems for monitoring plant health.
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