Phenomics leader LemnaTec advances knowledge of plant-biostimulant interactions through high-throughput phenotyping

June 24, 2019 | Case Study

LemnaTec continues to lead the development of digital phenotyping technologies. The company offers products for the laboratory scale as well as high-throughput phenotyping (HTP). Its laboratory-scale systems measure parameters detected from the visible light, infrared (IR), and near-infrared (NIR) spectrums, luminescence, and fluorescence, and in most cases, they include climate control (light, humidity, temperature, CO₂) capabilities within a cabinet. Higher-throughput systems are fully automated, either moving the sensor to the plant or moving the plant to the sensor. Plant-to-sensor methods offer optimized imaging conditions, while sensor-to-plant methods offer in-field solutions. The company partners with Plant-DiTech and targets research and academic institutions.