StomaAI: an efficient and user‐friendly tool for measurement of stomatal pores and density using deep computer vision

Author:

Sai Na12ORCID,Bockman James Paul34ORCID,Chen Hao34ORCID,Watson‐Haigh Nathan56ORCID,Xu Bo12ORCID,Feng Xueying12ORCID,Piechatzek Adriane12ORCID,Shen Chunhua34ORCID,Gilliham Matthew12ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Plant Transport and Signalling Lab, ARC Centre of Excellence in Plant Energy Biology Waite Research Institute Glen Osmond SA 5064 Australia

2. School of Agriculture, Food and Wine University of Adelaide Adelaide SA 5064 Australia

3. The Australian Institute for Machine Learning Adelaide SA 5005 Australia

4. School of Computer Science University of Adelaide Adelaide SA 5005 Australia

5. South Australian Genomics Centre SAHMRI Adelaide SA 5000 Australia

6. Australian Genome Research Facility Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre Melbourne Vic. 3000 Australia

Abstract

Summary Using microscopy to investigate stomatal behaviour is common in plant physiology research. Manual inspection and measurement of stomatal pore features is low throughput, relies upon expert knowledge to record stomatal features accurately, requires significant researcher time and investment, and can represent a significant bottleneck to research pipelines. To alleviate this, we introduce StomaAI (SAI): a reliable, user‐friendly and adaptable tool for stomatal pore and density measurements via the application of deep computer vision, which has been initially calibrated and deployed for the model plant Arabidopsis (dicot) and the crop plant barley (monocot grass). SAI is capable of producing measurements consistent with human experts and successfully reproduced conclusions of published datasets. SAI boosts the number of images that can be evaluated in a fraction of the time, so can obtain a more accurate representation of stomatal traits than is routine through manual measurement. An online demonstration of SAI is hosted at https://sai.aiml.team, and the full local application is publicly available for free on GitHub through https://github.com/xdynames/sai‐app.

Funder

Australian Research Council

Centre of Excellence in Plant Energy Biology, Australian Research Council

Grains Research and Development Corporation

Publisher

Wiley

Subject

Plant Science,Physiology

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