Automatic detection of multi-type defects on potatoes using multispectral imaging combined with a deep learning mode. J Food Eng. 2023;336:111213. Article CAS Google Scholar Wang L, Sun J, Wu X, Shen J, Lu B, et al. Identification of crop diseases using improved convolutional neural ...
For sprawling watermelons, place a tile, wooden shingle, or a piece of plastic under each melon to keep the fruit clean and dry and to store solar heat which will help ripen fruit. About 50 days before the first expected autumn frost, remove all new blossoms from a plant; this will allo...
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Full size table Food group intake and diet quality between the three study groups There were no significant differences in median consumption of beverages (low/no calorie), softdrinks (sugared) and bread/rice/noodles/potatoes between the three diet groups (Table 2). In contrast, OMNs consumed ...
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Oats grow to maturity in 60 days under ideal conditions. This annual grass is planted in the spring and harvested in the late summer in areas with cold winters. Warm climates tend to plant oats in the fall and harvest in midsummer.
seeds. A coating protects the seed from drying out and from injury. Not all plants use seeds to start new individuals, but most do. Mosses produce microscopic spores that spread when the wind blows. Other plants, such as potatoes, start with tubers. Some plants, like ivy, spread with ...
Maintain the soil and the room at 75°F to 80°F in sunlight or under artificial lights. Use a heating mat if necessary; sweet potatoes respond well to warm temperatures. Soon, slips (shoots) will emerge from the soil. After about 6 to 8 weeks, the slips should be between 6 and 12...
Set a tuber into the hole with the growing points, or “eyes,” facing up. Do not break or cut individual dahlia tubers (as you would withpotatoes). Cover the tuber with 2 to 3 inches of soil. (Some say 1 inch is adequate.) ...