Wisconsin diversity panel phenotypes: spoken descriptions of plants and supporting data.

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Phenotyping plants in a field environment can involve a variety of methods including the use of automated instruments and labor-intensive manual measurement and scoring. Researchers also collect language-based phenotypic descriptions and use controlled vocabularies and structures such as ontologies to enable computation on descriptive phenotype data, including methods to determine phenotypic similarities. In this study, spoken descriptions of plants were collected and observers were instructed to use their own vocabulary to describe plant features that were present and visible. Further, these plants were measured and scored manually as part of a larger study to investigate whether spoken plant descriptions can be used to recover known biological phenomena.

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SUBMITTER: Yanarella CF 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10807131 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature