Three‐dimensional phenotyping of peach tree‐crown architecture utilizing terrestrial laser scanning

Three‐dimensional phenotyping of peach tree‐crown architecture utilizing terrestrial laser scanning
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10.1002/ppj2.20073
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2023-01
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The Plant Phenome Journal
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J. Knapp‐Wilson;Rafael Bohn Reckziegel;Srijana Thapa Magar;Alexander Bucksch;D. Chavez
J. Knapp‐Wilson;Rafael Bohn Reckziegel;Srijana Thapa Magar;Alexander Bucksch;D. Chavez
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作者:
J. Knapp‐Wilson;Rafael Bohn Reckziegel;Srijana Thapa Magar;Alexander Bucksch;D. Chavez

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