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Floradig: a configurable program for capturing plant architecture

Floradig is computer software for measuring and recording plant architecture and how it changes over time. It is generic in that it can be configured to collect plant architecture data for any species of plant at any level of detail. It uses a systematic, hierarchical, approach to address the modular nature of plants in which complex architectures are constructed from limited sets of components. In addition, Floradig allows records to be made of the positions on plants of associated entities such as insects, infections, damage, and droplets of pesticides. This software demonstration will show how Floradig can be configured for different components at various levels of abstraction. The recommended procedure for data entry will be demonstrated, including audible prompting by the program. The use of automated error checking, structural comparisons and animation of data collected over time for ensuring data integrity will be shown. The user can also configure the data to be calculated from the input points and output to a file suitable for import to databases or spreadsheets. A new feature is the ability to produce output in AMAPmod MTG format [1].