The image dataset of peanut pods analyzed in this study and the extracted phenotypic trait data are publicly available in the GitHub repository: https://github.com/pengwengkung/Complex-geometry-peanut .
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Manifold-based learning for high-throughput single-peanut phenotyping.
npj Systems Biology and Applications · 19 Mar 2026 · 10.1038/s41540-026-00688-1
Abstract
Peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.), a major legume crop valued for its high oil content, displays complex genotypic-phenotypic interactions shaped by environmental influences, yet these relationships remain poorly understood. We present a high-throughput phenotyping framework that captures the geometry of peanut pods using digital microscopy or smartphone imaging integrated with manifold-learning for large-scale analysis and visualization. Using over 6500 pods collected across China, we identify a geographically distinct morphological signature and demonstrate accurate cultivar discrimination. This scalable approach establishes the foundation for a Large Geometric Model capable of predicting phenotypic traits and accelerating precision agriculture. Our pipeline offers a transformative tool for peanut breeding and sustainable crop improvement.
Plant phenotyping relevance
デジタル顕微鏡・スマートフォン画像と多様体学習を統合し、ピーナッツ莢の形態を大規模に取得・解析する高スループット表現型解析フレームワークが中心である。
abstractWe present a high-throughput phenotyping framework that captures the geometry of peanut pods using digital microscopy or smartphone imaging integrated with manifold-learning for large-scale analysis and visualization.
abstractThis scalable approach establishes the foundation for a Large Geometric Model capable of predicting phenotypic traits
Code and data availability
The authors state that the peanut pod image dataset, extracted phenotypic trait data, and the Orange Data Mining workflow (.ows) used for analysis are publicly available in their GitHub repository.
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