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2 results about "Mango fruit" patented technology

A method of mango seed storage

ActiveCN116235849Blong storage periodeasy to operateBiocideDead plant preservationFruit setGenetics genomics
This invention provides a method for storing mango seeds, belonging to the field of seed preservation technology. The method involves cutting off mango fruits with embryos, along with their pedicels and branches, 77-84 days after fruit set. A mixture of pyraclostrobin, lambda-cyhalothrin, and chlorothalonil is sprayed on the fruit, pedicels, and branches. After drying, styrene-butadiene latex is applied to the pedicels and branches. Once the latex dries, a mixture of guanidine-copper acetate and benzoyl-pyraclostrobin is sprayed on the fruit, pedicels, and branches again. After drying, the mango fruits with petioles and branches are placed in a sealed box and stored at 10-14°C. The mango variety used is the Golden Phoenix mango. This invention increases the storage period of Golden Phoenix mango seeds from 1.5 months to 5 months, which is of great significance for the genomics and cell biology research of Golden Phoenix mangoes.
Owner:YUNNAN INST OF TROPICAL CROPS

A mango fruit and peduncle real-time detection method for edge deployment

This invention discloses a real-time detection method for mango fruits and stems for edge deployment, belonging to the field of agricultural intelligent equipment and machine vision technology. After acquiring an image of the work scene, the method inputs it into a lightweight target detection network to simultaneously identify and locate mango fruits and stems, outputting target category, confidence level, and location information. The target detection network improves detection stability under complex backgrounds, foliage occlusion, and dense target conditions through partial channel context feature extraction and sparse axial attention enhancement. Based on the detection results, fruit-stem pairing can be further performed to infer the coordinates of the shearing point for use in the execution control of harvesting robots or sorting equipment. This invention balances detection accuracy, real-time performance, and edge deployment requirements, making it suitable for intelligent mango harvesting, sorting, and related agricultural automation scenarios.
Owner:HAINAN UNIV