Plant photonics: application of optical coherence tomography to monitor defects and rots in onion

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• University of Otago
• Chittanon Buranachai
• Igor V. Meglinski
• Prince of Songkla University

1. The incidence of physiological and/or pathological defects in many fresh produce types is still unacceptably high and accounts for a large proportion of waste. With increasing interest in food security their remains strong demand in developing reliable and cost effective technologies for non-destructive screening of internal defects and rots, these being deemed unacceptable by consumers. It is well recognized that the internal defects and structure of turbid scattering media can be effectively visualized by using optical coherence tomography (OCT). In the present study, the high spatial resolution and advantages of OCT have been demonstrated for imaging the skins and outer ... (Read Full Article)

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