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An accurate monitoring method of peanut southern blight using unmanned aerial vehicle remote sensing

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Peanut is a significant oilseed crop that is often affected by peanut southern blight, a disease that greatly reduces crop yield and quality. Therefore, accurate and timely monitoring of this disease is crucial to ensure crop safety and minimize the need for pesticides. Spectral features combined with texture features have been widely applied in plant disease monitoring. However, previous studies have mostly used original texture features, and its combination form has been rarely considered. This study presents a novel approach for monitoring peanut southern blight, integrating multiple spectral indices and textural indices (TIs). Firstly, a total of 20 vegetation indices (VIs) were extracted from the unmanned aerial vehicle multispectral images, while three TIs were constructed based on original textural features. Subsequently, Otsu-CIgreen algorithm was used to find the optimal threshold to eliminate the complex background of the image. Lastly, monitoring models for peanut southern blight were constructed using three machine learning models based on the screened VIs, VIs combined with TIs. Among these models, the K-nearest neighbor model using VIs combined with TIs demonstrates the best performance, with accuracy and F1 score on the test set reaching 91.89% and 91.39% respectively. The results indicate that the monitoring models utilizing VIs and TIs were more effective compared to models using only VIs. This approach provides valuable insights for non-destructive and accurate monitoring of peanut southern blight.

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This work was supported by the Henan Provincial Science and Technology Major Project, Grant Number: 221100110100; National Natural Science Foundation of China, Grant Number: 32271993; The Joint Fund of Science and Technology Research Development program (Cultivation project of preponderant discipline) of Henan Province, China, Grant Number: 222301420114; Henan Province Science and Technology Research Project, Grant Number: 212102310992.

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ZG drafted and revised the manuscript. ZG and WG proposed the concept of this study and reviewed the manuscript. WG, ZG, and CG edited the manuscript. ZG, CG and HS conducted on-site experiments and collected image data. JY and YF analyzed and explained the results. HZ and LZ assist in developing analytical methods and revising manuscripts. All authors have read and approved the final manuscript.

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Correspondence to Lin Zhou.

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Guo, W., Gong, Z., Gao, C. et al. An accurate monitoring method of peanut southern blight using unmanned aerial vehicle remote sensing. Precision Agric (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11119-024-10137-w

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