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Fast anther dehiscence state recognition system establishing by deep learning to screen heat tolerant cotton

Tan, Z.; Shi, J.; Lv, R.; Li, Q.; Yang, J.; Ma, Y.; Li, Y.; Wu, Y.; Zhang, R.; Ma, H.; Li, Y.; Zhu, L.; Kong, J.; Zhang, X.; Yang, W.; Min, L.

2021-11-11 bioengineering
10.1101/2021.11.09.467902 bioRxiv
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Cotton is one of the most economically important crops in the world. The fertility of male reproductive organs is a key determinant of cotton yield. The anther dehiscence or indehiscence directly determine the probability of fertilization in cotton. Thus, the rapid and accurate identification of cotton anther dehiscence status is important for judging anther growth status and promoting genetic breeding research. The development of computer vision technology and the advent of big data have prompted the application of deep learning techniques to agricultural phenotype research. Therefore, two deep learning models (Faster R-CNN and YOLOv5) were proposed to detect the number and dehiscence status of anthers. The single-stage model based on YOLOv5 has higher recognition efficiency and the ability to deploy to the mobile end. Breeding researchers can apply this model to terminals to achieve a more intuitive understanding of cotton anther dehiscence status. Moreover, three improvement strategies of Faster R-CNN model were proposed, the improved model has higher detection accuracy than YOLOv5 model. In addition, the percentage of dehiscent anther of randomly selected 30 cotton varieties were observed from cotton population under normal temperature and high temperature (HT) conditions through the integrated Faster R-CNN model and manual observation. The result showed HT varying decreased the percentage of dehiscent anther in different cotton lines, consistent with the manual method. Thus, this system can help us to rapid and accurate identification of HT-tolerant cotton. One sentence summaryThe deep learning technique was applied to identify the anther dehiscence state for the first time to quickly screen heat tolerant cotton varieties and help to explore key genetic improvement genes.

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