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- - An innovative all-organic transparent plant e-skin has been developed to noninvasively monitor plant physiology for precision agriculture, using micropatterned PEDOT:PSS on a PDMS substrate.
- - This e-skin is designed to be optically and mechanically invisible to plants, ensuring it doesn't negatively impact their health, while functioning as both strain and temperature sensors on leaves.
- - The technology enables real-time monitoring of leaf strain and temperature fluctuations, and includes a digital-twin interface that visualizes the plant's surface environment for enhanced phenotyping analysis.
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Real-time in situ monitoring of plant physiology is essential for establishing a phenotyping platform for precision agriculture. A key enabler for this monitoring is a device that can be noninvasively attached to plants and transduce their physiological status into digital data. Here, we report an all-organic transparent plant e-skin by micropatterning poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) polystyrene sulfonate (PEDOT:PSS) on polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) substrate. This plant e-skin is optically and mechanically invisible to plants with no observable adverse effects to plant health. We demonstrate the capabilities of our plant e-skins as strain and temperature sensors, with the application to leaves for collecting corresponding parameters under normal and abiotic stress conditions. Strains imposed on the leaf surface during growth as well as diurnal fluctuation of surface temperature were captured. We further present a digital-twin interface to visualize real-time plant surface environment, providing an intuitive and vivid platform for plant phenotyping.
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