Image courtesy of IPPN The International Plant Phenotyping Network (IPPN) is currently the most representative organisation for innovation in phenotyping,...

Plants form the basis of the human diet and can provide everything we need: carbohydrates, fats and proteins. But getting...

High-throughput phenotyping is mainly concerned with the characterisation of above-ground vegetation, as it is easier to acquire data on the canopy at lower cost with drones, robots, tractors and gantries. But the above-ground part of the plant explains most of...

High-throughput phenotyping emerged about ten years ago as a result of collaboration between different scientific fields, including remote sensing and...

Despite the high availability of the phenotyping method, the path from raw data to decision is not easy and requires...