Remote, aerial phenotyping of maize traits with a mobile multi-sensor approach
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Achim Walter | Frank Liebisch | Norbert Kirchgessner | Andreas Hund | A. Walter | F. Liebisch | A. Hund | N. Kirchgessner | David Schneider | David Schneider
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