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Multispectral imaging for presymptomatic analysis of light leaf spot in oilseed rape

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Fig. 1 Pathogen life-cycle evolution. Pyrenopeziza brassicae infection necrotic development on leaf tissue showing early phase senescence (top) and lesions from a late-stage sample (bottom) both showing a colour-coded stage of infection
Fig. 2 Scanning set-up. Side-view diagram of apparatus set-up for canopy and PS imaging (left) and detached leaf assay with MSI (centre) showing the major system components with three-dimensional view (right)
Table 1 Average classification rate of LLS in OSR (Charger) using spectral indices and selected wavelength at canopy and leaf scale
Fig. 3 Infection Detection. Pathogen ingress detection demonstrated using the LLS for leaf and CTR1 for plant to outline disease severity, shown as a percentage, and distribution across a representative subset of the trial dates
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