Norbert Kirchgeßner

The paper introduces a large-scale wheat phenotyping dataset with time series imaging and trait data across six years, enabling studies on genotype-environment interactions and crop modeling.

This study uses thermal imaging to assess stay-green functionality in wheat canopies under temperate conditions, finding measurable temperature differences linked to leaf activity traits.

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.