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(2019) 15:113 Dobbels and Lorenz Plant Methods https://doi.org/10.1186/s13007-019-0495-8

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Correction to: Soybean iron deficiency chlorosis high throughput phenotyping using an unmanned aircraft system Austin A. Dobbels and Aaron J. Lorenz*

Correction to: Plant Methods (2019) 15:97 https​://doi.org/10.1186/s1300​7-019-0478-9

In the original article [1], under the subheading “Image data processing”, last paragraph, last sentence that reads as “The least …… data collection” was incorrectly published. The correct sentence should read as “Least-significant differences (P 

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