· The best plants to grow under evergreen trees are shade-tolerant perennials and bulbs such as lenten roses, Japanese-painted ferns, and evergreen azaleas. Additionally, spring-flowering plants such as Virginia bluebells, wood lilies, barrenwort, and anemones can add vibrant color to the understory of evergreen trees.
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TaxonRank: SPECIES. Family: Iridaceae. Genus: Iris. Brief introduction: Iris japonica (also known as 'fringed iris', 'shaga' or 'butterfly flower') is a native of China and Japan. It is a species in the genus Iris, in the subgenus Limniris and within the Lophiris section. It is a rhizomatous perennial plant, with pale blue, lavender or white
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· Some examples of plants that can thrive under trees include shade-tolerant perennials like hostas, ferns, and heucheras. Additionally, ground cover options such as foam flowers, anemones, and lamium can be excellent choices. It’s also worth considering evergreen options like lungwort and wintergreen to maintain greenery
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· Background Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) has been used for high-resolution imaging of plant cell surfaces for many decades. Most SEM imaging employs the secondary electron detector under high vacuum to provide pseudo-3D images of plant organs and especially of surface structures such as trichomes and stomatal
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:Publish Year:2021Artificial IntelligenceDeep Learning · This review focuses on the significance of the early detection of plant pathogens to avoid losses. The evolution of various techniques from visual scouting to
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Abstract. Effectors play a central role in determining the outcome of plant-pathogen interactions. As key virulence proteins, effectors are collectively indispensable for disease development. By understanding the virulence mechanisms of effectors, fundamental knowledge of microbial pathogenesis and disease resistance have been revealed.
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· Plant diseases pose a critical threat to global agricultural productivity, demanding timely detection for effective crop yield management. Traditional methods for disease identification are laborious and require specialised expertise. Leveraging cutting-edge deep learning algorithms, this study explores innovative approaches to plant
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· They can be embedded in a field cluttered with various materials and objects, buried underground at various depths, scattered on the surface, planted within buildings, or covered by plant overgrowth. Anti-personnel (AP) landmines and booby traps are typically shaped in the form of a disk or a cylinder, with diameters from 20 to 125
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· The results showed that these three ornamental plants responded to water deficit with different pathways. Metabolomic analysis indicated that water deficit affected Episcia cupreata and Epipremnum aureum by inducing a 1.5- to 3-fold increase of proline and a 1.1- to 1.6-fold increase in abscisic acid compared to well-watered conditions,
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· However, mechanisms underlying temperature perception in plants are poorly understood. We studied the thermal plasticity of membrane fluidity using three fluorescent probes across a temperature range of −5 to 41 °C in isolated microsomal fraction (MF), vacuolar membrane (VM), and plasma membrane (PM) vesicles from Arabidopsis
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· Abstract. Plant diseases are a persistent threat to global food security due to their ability to damage crops. They account for 20–40% of loss of global food trade every year. The exploding global food trade, coupled with climate change, has led to the sustainability of native plant pests in the new environment, worsening the condition.
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· Plant Phenomics based on imaging based techniques can be used to monitor the health and the diseases of plants and crops. The use of 3D data for plant phenomics is a recent phenomenon. However, since 3D point cloud contains more information than plant
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· Firstly, sensing arrays are employed to collectively analyze a panel of plant VOCs, generating molecular “fingerprint” profiles for reliable differentiation and detection of plant diseases. Alternatively, specific sensors are designed to detect gases that exhibit significant releases under particular stress conditions.
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· 2.2. Compressed air storages Two reservoirs of Huntorf plant are of sliding pressure type made in salt deposits. With the presumption of 20 bar as sliding pressure, calculation shows that for related terminal power and pressure, storage of 130,000 m 3 per hour of full loading operation is required.
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Nowadays, people are interested to use plants, especially air-purifying plants, in residential and other indoor settings to purify indoor air and increase the green area in the building. In this study, we investigated the effect of water deficit and low light intensity on the physiology and biochemistry of popular ornamental plants, including Sansevieria trifasciata, Episcia
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· Repeatability [] is a fundamental attribute of feature detectors, reflecting the ability of a feature detector to recognize the same features in an image under varying conditions. However, most works [ 30 , 31 , 32 ] calculate repeatability based on the Ground Truth correspondence between images, which poses a significant challenge in real-world
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:Artificial IntelligenceDeep LearningMachine LearningArtificial Neural Networks · Deep neural networks are simply mapping the input layer to the output layer over a series of stacked layers of nodes. The challenge is to create a deep network
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· The vast majority of these studies have used multiple CNN frameworks in comparative experiments to determine which model is better at detecting the severity of a particular plant disease under the
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· Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) has been used for high-resolution imaging of plant cell surfaces for many decades. Most SEM imaging employs the secondary electron detector under high vacuum to provide pseudo-3D
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tions of detecting toluene, hexenol (cis-3-Hexen-1-ol, a chemical released from plants under attack by pests) and ethanol, respec- tively, with our fabricated prototypes.
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· According to experimental findings, the enhanced model exhibited a 6.46% rise in mean average precision (mAP) over the original model on the self-built vegetable disease detection dataset under
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· However, since 3D point cloud contains more information than plant images, in this paper, we compare the performance of different keypoint detectors and local feature descriptors combinations for
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· An approach to create anomaly detectors for plants, such as the ones mentioned above, is based on the plant design. Hence, the plant was operated under normal operational condition for 1-hour and optimal values of the parameters discussed in
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Finding the leaks in a power plant condenser presents several unique challenges. – Size: Power plants are massive facilities and it can be difficult to test when you cannot see the leak detector. – If the test is not performed properly leaks can be missed. – Sensitivity and response time can be adversely affected by plant piping and distance.
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· A complete and novel approach to plant leaf disease detection is provided by combining YOLOv4, statistical regression, and remote sensing. The benefits of these methods can be connected to improving disease prediction and control in agriculture in terms of timeliness, accuracy, and efficiency.
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:Publish Year:2021Sensors (Basel). 2021 Mar; 21(6): 2129.Published:2021/03 · The increased losses in agriculture have drawn attention towards the development of miniaturized pathogen detection systems for phytopathology. This review
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:Machine LearningPlant Disease Detection Deep LearningPublish Year:2019 · Accurate measurement and evaluation of disease severity is critical to agricultural production. Because it ensures a correct analysis of treatment effects, an
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· The reports on dissipation of aminopyralid in plants are scarce. Moreover, the reported half-lives of triclopyr in plants (e.g. pasture grass, sugar maple, and forest grass) are from 1 to 40 d, varying by species (Norris et
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:Automatic Plant Disease DetectionPlant Pathogen Detection KitDeep learning is a branch of artificial intelligence. In recent years, with the advantages of automatic learning and feature extraction, it has been widely conc.
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· Between February 2016 and March 2016, distillation and stripping pilot plants, under nitrogen atmosphere, were crated in a container and shipped to Shenzhen, China, by sea. One month later, they arrived at the Daya Bay laboratory.
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