Field-Deployable UV Autofluorescence Microscopes for Monitoring Plant Physiology in Forest Ecosystems

A network of low-cost UV autofluorescence miniscopes with machine-learning deconvolution enables label-free forest health monitoring. This system tracks cellular dynamics and lignification in living trees, providing insights into plant physiology and environmental responses.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1364/cleo_at.2025.aa132_4
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Biocrusts and Microbial Ecology
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Field-Deployable UV Autofluorescence Microscopes for Monitoring Plant Physiology in Forest Ecosystems

Rajesh Menon, Alexander Ingold, Reed Sorenson, Andrew Groover et al.
Biocrusts and Microbial Ecology
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Field-Deployable UV Autofluorescence Microscopes for Monitoring Plant Physiology in Forest Ecosystems

Rajesh Menon, Alexander Ingold, Reed Sorenson, Andrew Groover, Leslie Seiburth
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Abstract

A network of low-cost UV autofluorescence miniscopes with machine-learning deconvolution enables label-free forest health monitoring. This system tracks cellular dynamics and lignification in living trees, providing insights into plant physiology and environmental responses.

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