Application of Multispectral Fluorescence Imaging Based on Chlorophyll Fluorescence and Chemometrics in the Study of Seed Vitality

Optical imaging is a fast, non-destructive and accurate technique that provides consistent measurements of product quality compared to traditional techniques

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Chlorophyll fluorescence analysis of excitation emission at 620/730 nm allowed separation of tomato varieties (Fig.

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Tomato batches containing low-quality seeds (GI and T-IV) exhibited the highest spectral signatures (Fig.

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This group can be better characterized using multispectral data from 570 to 690 nm

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