Origins and drivers of crop phenotyping

by Dr Roland Pieruschka, Prof Ulrich Schurr

2021 · Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing

Plant phenotyping has seen rapid recent development in methods and technologies. This chapter outlines how plant phenotyping has developed over recent decades, driven by factors such as advances in optical sensors, image analysis and automation as well as multidisciplinary cooperation in establishing facilities for high throughput plant phenotyping. The chapter describes successful uses of plant phenotyping and stresses the importance of collaboration in further development, particularly to address emerging potential bottlenecks such as management of data to enable interoperability. It highlights the development of networks across centres and why plant phenotyping will always require multi-disciplinary and multi-site resources and expertise to improve the knowledge about plant-environment interactions.

Instant Insights: Phenotyping applications in agriculture

by Dr Roland Pieruschka, Prof Ulrich Schurr, Dr Sherif Hamdy, Dr Aurélie Charrier, Dr Laurence Le Corre, Dr Pejman Rasti, Dr David Rousseau, Dr Thomas Vatter, Dr José L. Araus, Dr Jack Christopher, Dr Eri Hayashi

2024 · Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing

Discusses recent advances in the use of phenotyping techniques to enhance current cereal crop breeding programmes Considers the application of phenotyping techniques in controlled environments Includes a selection of useful case studies which illustrate the application of phenotyping techniques in an array of agricultural settings