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Advanced Plant Phenotyping Technologies for Enhanced Detection and Mode of Action Analysis of Herbicide Damage Management

Remote Sensing · 25 Mar 2025 · 10.3390/rs17071166

Abstract

Weed control is fundamental to modern agriculture, underpinning crop productivity, food security, and the economic sustainability of farming operations. Herbicides have long been the cornerstone of effective weed management, significantly enhancing agricultural yields over recent decades. However, the field now faces critical challenges, including stagnation in the discovery of new herbicide modes of action (MOAs) and the escalating prevalence of herbicide-resistant weed populations. High research and development costs, coupled with stringent regulatory hurdles, have impeded the introduction of novel herbicides, while the widespread reliance on glyphosate-based systems has accelerated resistance development. In response to these issues, advanced image-based plant phenotyping technologies have emerged as pivotal tools in addressing herbicide-related challenges in weed science. Utilizing sensor technologies such as hyperspectral, multispectral, RGB, fluorescence, and thermal imaging methods, plant phenotyping enables the precise monitoring of herbicide drift, analysis of resistance mechanisms, and development of new herbicides with innovative MOAs. The integration of machine learning algorithms with imaging data further enhances the ability to detect subtle phenotypic changes, predict herbicide resistance, and facilitate timely interventions. This review comprehensively examines the application of image phenotyping technologies in weed science, detailing various sensor types and deployment platforms, exploring modeling methods, and highlighting unique findings and innovative applications. Additionally, it addresses current limitations and proposes future research directions, emphasizing the significant contributions of phenotyping advancements to sustainable and effective weed management strategies. By leveraging these sophisticated technologies, the agricultural sector can overcome existing herbicide challenges, ensuring continued productivity and resilience in the face of evolving weed pressures.

Plant phenotyping relevance

画像ベース植物フェノタイピング技術を雑草の除草剤損傷・抵抗性評価へ応用する方法論レビューであり、センサー、撮像プラットフォーム、モデリング手法を中心に扱っている。

abstractThis review comprehensively examines the application of image phenotyping technologies in weed science, detailing various sensor types and deployment platforms, exploring modeling methods
abstractadvanced image-based plant phenotyping technologies have emerged as pivotal tools in addressing herbicide-related challenges in weed science

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This is a review article on plant phenotyping technologies for herbicide research. The supplied blocks contain no original phenotype datasets, images, code, models, or supplements from the authors; all cited studies are prior work, and no data or code availability statements appear.

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