L. Kronenberg

From smartphone to gene: Automated image-based phenotyping captures flowering diversity of common buckwheat

The paper uses smartphone imaging and automated analysis to phenotype flowering traits in buckwheat, identifying heritable traits and genomic regions associated with flowering patterns.

From neglecting to including cultivar-specific per se temperature responses: Extending the concept of thermal time for plant development modeling

This study challenges the assumption of species-level temperature responses in plant development models by showing cultivar-specific temperature responses significantly affect phenology and other stressor interactions.

High-throughput field phenotyping reveals that selection in breeding has affected the phenology and temperature response of wheat in the stem elongation phase

This study uses high-throughput field phenotyping to show that wheat breeding since 1970 has altered phenology and temperature response in the stem elongation phase, aiding climate adaptation.

Temperature response of wheat affects final height and the timing of stem elongation under field conditions

This study examines how temperature affects stem elongation timing and final height in wheat under field conditions, identifying heritable QTLs linked to temperature response and flowering pathways.