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Colorado State University

A public land-grant research university in Fort Collins, Colorado, with programs in soil and crop sciences.
Fort Collins, CO, USA
1 publication
Imaging and phenotyping
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Colorado State University collaborates with Vibe Imaging Analytics to apply reproducible imaging and phenotyping workflows in grain and seed research. This partner currently has 1 linked publication on the site. Based in Fort Collins, CO, USA.

Key focus
wheat
Fusarium head blight
FDK scoring
DON prediction
Vibe QM3
method comparison
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Evaluation of Methods for Measuring Fusarium-Damaged Kernels of Wheat
2022
Agronomy
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Evaluation of Methods for Measuring Fusarium-Damaged Kernels of Wheat

Comparing manual counting, near-infrared spectroscopy, visual scoring, and the Vibe QM3 grain analyzer for scoring Fusarium-damaged kernels across 1,266 wheat entries, the Vibe QM3 platform showed the strongest prediction of DON content (R² = 0.63, rising to 0.76 when deployed as genomic estimated breeding values).

wheat
Fusarium head blight
FDK scoring
DON prediction
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Fort Collins, CO, USA


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