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Noninvasive spectroscopic computed tomography of plants in situ using near infrared lasers

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Abstract

In recent years, optical imaging methods have shown promise as a noninvasive, relatively safe, portable and inexpensive modality for a wide range of applications in biomedicine.

© 1998 Optical Society of America

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