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Reveals a tool that links rice architecture to genes in diverse cultivars, suggesting advances in phenomics and genomics.
This study provides a practical tool for precise rice phenotyping even under dense field planting conditions, overcoming occlusion and structural complexity. By enabling non-destructive, field-based measurement of complete plant architecture and linking these phenotypes to specific genes, the pipeline bridges field phenomics and genomics. The integrated reconstruction and analysis framework advances the study of rice architecture and offers a general route to connect complex traits with their genetic determinants.
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