Fig. 7

Application of MuSeeQ on other fundamental and crop species. a For each species are presented, from the left to the right, the input images, images corresponding to the segmented soluble mucilage and those corresponding to the segmented seeds. Note that the number of seeds and soluble mucilages which can be analysed on a single line on an agarose plate vary across species. We provide a specific version of MuSeeQ for each of these four species. Comparative phenotypic analyses between the three most relevant species for (b) the area of the seeds, (c) the area of the soluble mucilages and (d) the ratio (AreaM/AreaS). Significant differences were determined using a Kruskal–Wallis non-parametric test followed by a Dunn’s multiple comparison post hoc test (n: number of phenotyped seeds). One biochemical assay (one plate) was used for each species except for Linum for which we combined the results from three biochemical assays to homogenize the quantity of collected data between species. Bars: 2 mm