New Pipeline enabling high-throughput phenotyping of dynamic root traits in bread and durum wheat
(2020) 25th National Symposium for Applied Biological Sciences (NSABS) — Location: Gembloux (31.January.2020)
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- Over the last years, high throughput phenotyping has become increasingly popular in plant biology and breeding. But, root phenotyping has been progressing at a slower pace, mainly due to observation constraints, but also because root scientists are still not unanimous on how to represent root system morphology. Our group has developed a root phenotyping installation that allows us to evaluate root morphology at high spatial and temporal resolutions. The platform has required throughput for modern genetic quantitative experiments, it captures images that simplified segmentation and with the very high spatial and temporal resolution, it can yield quantitative root information in many different formalisms (model parameters, tracing, densities, shapes...)
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Collet, C., & Draye, X. (2020). New Pipeline enabling high-throughput phenotyping of dynamic root traits in bread and durum wheat. 25th National Symposium for Applied Biological Sciences (NSABS), Gembloux. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/169503