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scanner for scanning seedlings
I am interested in using digital imagery to measure seedling growth
(the seedlings would be in petri dishes, not soil). I don't have much cash and need to buy a scanner that can scan the petri dishes with the lids on. So I need a scanner with a transparency adapter (a top light source as well as the bottom light source). I've looked around a lot but the array of products available is kind of bewildering to me. The journal paper I am using to cite for methodology is several years old and they used an HP Scanjet 4c/t which I believe has a 600 dpi resolution. This machine is totally obsolete now but I've no clue as to what would be best. I know this is maybe a weird topic for this forum but maybe someone has experience scanning roots/plants and would be able to recommend an inexpensive scanner. Thanks! |
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