ArticleApplications in plant sciences2019
Morphological Analysis of Size and Shape (MASS): An integrative software program for morphometric analyses of leaves.
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Abstract
premiseMorphometric analysis is a common approach for comparing and categorizing botanical samples; however, completing a suite of analyses using existing tools may require a multi-stage, multi-program process. To facilitate streamlined analysis within a single program, Morphological Analysis of Size and Shape (MASS) for leaves was developed. Its utility is demonstrated using exemplar leaf samples from
methodsExemplar samples were obtained from across a single tree (
resultsMASS is capable of making desired measurements and analyzing traditional morphometric data as well as landmark and outline data. DISCUSSION: Using MASS, differences were observed among leaves of the three studied taxa, but only in
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