Cross-scale Imaging of Live Botanical Specimens using Fourier Ptychographic Microscopy
Light microscopic imaging of botanical specimens is typically performed using diffraction-limited methods which can image either a small field of view (FOV) with a shallow depth of field (DOF) at high resolution, or a large FOV and large DOF at low resolution. As such, many of the important small features, such as cells in the root cap of Arabidopsis, chloroplasts in algae and leaf guard cells,…
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