Seed quality profoundly affects productivity, marketability, and food security, yet conventional evaluation methods are destructive, slow, and unsuited to high-throughput screening. Non-destructive techniques, being rapid, non-invasive, and capable of measuring multiple indicators, have therefore gained substantial mom...
Zexing Jiang, Jun Sun, Xing-Yu Ji et al.· Agriculture· 1 citation
Ensuring food safety requires the detection of trace-level contaminants such as pesticides, mycotoxins, and heavy metals. Analytical approaches for these analytes should feature high sensitivity, good selectivity, and compatibility with aqueous matrices; surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) satisfies these requir...
Based on fluorescence hyperspectral imaging (FHSI), this study targeted rapid, non-destructive quantification of lead (Pb) content in oilseed rape leaves treated with varying silicon (Si) concentrations, acquiring fluorescence spectra over the 484.43-1001.61 nm wavelength range. To optimize spectral data quality, prepr...
Yao Tang, Xin Zhou, Jun Sun et al.· Food Chemistry· 0 citations
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