Plant breeding can be pivotal to produce new grassland varieties with better adaptation to
changes in seasonal pattern and increased variability of temperature, precipitation and …

Automated acquisition of plant eco-phenotypic information can serve as a decision-making
basis for precision agricultural management and can also provide detailed insights into plant …

The persistence and productivity of forage grasses, important sources for feed production,
are threatened by climate change-induced drought. Breeding programs are in search of new …

High-throughput field phenotyping using close remote sensing platforms and sensors for
non-destructive assessment of plant traits can support the objective evaluation of yield …

Miscanthus is a leading perennial biomass crop that can produce high yields on marginal
lands. Moisture content is a highly relevant biomass quality trait with multiple impacts on …

Miscanthus holds a great potential in the frame of the bioeconomy, and yield prediction can
help improve Miscanthus' logistic supply chain. Breeding programs in several countries are …

Soil salinity is a major abiotic stress in Australian lentil-producing areas. It is therefore
imperative to identify genetic variation for salt tolerance in order to develop lentil varieties …

Frequent biomass measurement is a key activity for optimal perennial ryegrass (Lolium
perenne) management in intensive forage-based dairy operations. Due to the necessary …

With population growth, the search for technologies that enable improvements in production
respecting the environment and people's health has become an essential point for society …

Perennial ryegrass biomass yield is an important driver of profitability for Australian dairy
farmers, making it a primary goal for plant breeders. However, measuring and selecting …