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Nicolás Gaggion1,2,3,4,5, Noelia A Boccardo1,2, Rodrigo Bonazzola6

  • 1Instituto de FisiologÃía, BiologÃía Molecular y Neurociencias (IFIBYNE), CONICET-Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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ChronoRoot 2.0 avanza en el fenotipado de plantas con seguimiento multiorgánico e interfaces intuitivas. Este sistema de código abierto mejora el análisis de la arquitectura del sistema radicular para una mejor sostenibilidad agrícola e investigación de la adaptabilidad de las plantas.

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Área de la Ciencia:

  • Biología vegetal
  • Biología computacional
  • Ciencia agrícola

Sus antecedentes:

  • La plasticidad del desarrollo de las plantas es crucial para la adaptabilidad y la sostenibilidad agrícola.
  • Las herramientas actuales de fenotipado automatizado tienen limitaciones en la segmentación, el análisis estructural y la accesibilidad, y a menudo descuidan el análisis multiorgánico.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Mejorar las capacidades de fenotipado automatizado de plantas para una mayor accesibilidad y profundidad analítica.
  • Desarrollar un sistema capaz de análisis simultáneo de múltiples órganos de plantas.

Principales métodos:

  • Se utilizó la arquitectura nnUNet para la segmentación multiclase precisa de seis estructuras de plantas (raíz principal, raíces laterales, semilla, hipocótilo, hojas, pecíolo).
  • Se desarrollaron interfaces gráficas duales: Interfaz Estándar para análisis detallado e Interfaz de Cribado para análisis de alto rendimiento.
  • Se integró el Análisis de Componentes Principales Funcionales para el descubrimiento de nuevos parámetros fenotípicos a través de la comparación de patrones temporales.

Principales resultados:

  • ChronoRoot 2.0 logró mejoras significativas de precisión en la segmentación y el seguimiento de múltiples estructuras de plantas.
  • Demostró análisis multiespecie con Arabidopsis thaliana y Solanum lycopersicum.
  • Caracterizó con éxito patrones de crecimiento circadiano, analizó respuestas gravitrópicas en plantas transgénicas y realizó cribado de etiolación de alto rendimiento.

Conclusiones:

  • ChronoRoot 2.0 ofrece una mayor accesibilidad y capacidades analíticas ampliadas con respecto a su predecesor.
  • La plataforma de código abierto democratiza el fenotipado temporal sofisticado de plantas para investigadores que carecen de experiencia computacional.