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Seed Quality Assessment with High-Resolution X-Ray Imaging and Analysis
Now On-Demand: Explore how the XSEED® line of X-ray imaging instruments brings this proven technology into a new era of seed quality assessment, addressing a decades-old challenge in the seed industry: how to evaluate seed quality without destroying the seed.
Discover how high-resolution, non-destructive X-ray imaging and advanced image analysis, from visualizing mechanical damage and insect infestation to analyzing densitometric changes, are changing the way we look inside a seed. Learn what is possible for quality testing, research, breeding, and large-scale seed analysis with X-ray imaging technology.
Topics include:
• History of X-ray imaging in seed assessment
• Current methods of X-ray imaging analysis
• Tips and tricks for seed X-ray imaging
• Moving from destructive to non-destructive seed quality assessments
Speaker: Nalini Naidu Gorajana
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