Abstract
Abstract: Maize, alongside rice and wheat, constitutes a trio of crops responsible for over 50% of the global calorie consumption. To address the rising food demand, enhancing the productivity and stress resilience of these crops becomes imperative. However, the progress of plant breeding initiatives is hindered by the cost and time constraints associated with acquiring plant phenotype data. To overcome these limitations and advance the field, there is a need for datasets that connect new forms of highthroughput phenotype data, gathered from plants, to the performance of identical genotypes in diverse agronomic settings and habitats. These datasets will pave the way for the development of innovative statistical and Machine Learning techniques, empowering researchers to expedite crop improvement efforts effectively.
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