SapBark-64: A dataset of bark images for 64 fruit-tree sapling classes

We present SapBark-64, a curated dataset of 5742 close-range bark images from 64 fruit-tree sapling classes (species/cultivar). Images were acquired in situ at three commercial nurseries in Trabzon (Türkiye) in 2025, targeting 1-2-year saplings routinely traded in nurseries. Photographs were captured with an iPhone 16 Pro Max at approximately 10 cm from the trunk under near-uniform illumination, using a white background to occlude scene clutter and preserve fine-scale morphology. For each class, a nursery label photo was recorded to support ground truth, and class-level characteristics were collected at the time of recording under expert supervision. The repository is organized as two parallel image folders plus a structured metadata workbook: (i) raw images (JPG) and (ii) background-removed images (WebP) that mirror the same 64 class folders named by species/cultivar, enabling one-to-one pairing across versions; and (iii) an Excel (XLSX) metadata file list- ing standardized fields (family, scientific/common name, cultivar/variety, sapling height, trunk diameter, best planting season, growth rate, fruit-bearing age, average yield, production region, propagation method). This organization facilitates fine- grained identification and retrieval tasks and supports trait-conditioned analyses linking visual texture to horticultural attributes. The dataset is publicly available in an open repository under a permissive license; acquisition conditions, directory layout, and the metadata schema are documented to enable unambiguous reuse.

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Data in Brief
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2025-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dib.2025.112354
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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SapBark-64: A dataset of bark images for 64 fruit-tree sapling classes

Sayyad Alizadeh, Hamed Shamsi
Data in Brief
Smart Agriculture and AI
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SapBark-64: A dataset of bark images for 64 fruit-tree sapling classes

Sayyad Alizadeh, Hamed Shamsi
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We present SapBark-64, a curated dataset of 5742 close-range bark images from 64 fruit-tree sapling classes (species/cultivar). Images were acquired in situ at three commercial nurseries in Trabzon (Türkiye) in 2025, targeting 1-2-year saplings routinely traded in nurseries. Photographs were captured with an iPhone 16 Pro Max at approximately 10 cm from the trunk under near-uniform illumination, using a white background to occlude scene clutter and preserve fine-scale morphology. For each class, a nursery label photo was recorded to support ground truth, and class-level characteristics were collected at the time of recording under expert supervision. The repository is organized as two parallel image folders plus a structured metadata workbook: (i) raw images (JPG) and (ii) background-removed images (WebP) that mirror the same 64 class folders named by species/cultivar, enabling one-to-one pairing across versions; and (iii) an Excel (XLSX) metadata file list- ing standardized fields (family, scientific/common name, cultivar/variety, sapling height, trunk diameter, best planting season, growth rate, fruit-bearing age, average yield, production region, propagation method). This organization facilitates fine- grained identification and retrieval tasks and supports trait-conditioned analyses linking visual texture to horticultural attributes. The dataset is publicly available in an open repository under a permissive license; acquisition conditions, directory layout, and the metadata schema are documented to enable unambiguous reuse.

Data in BriefVol. 64
Karadeniz Technical University (TR)
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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