JP2014191624A - Plant body image generation device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable a constant image condition to be kept even for a plant body which grows in height and to enable an image analysis to be made for a variety of plant bodies.SOLUTION: An image generation device, which generates an image to extract a predetermined image feature amount by taking the image of a plant body 1 from above, comprises: a table 2 on which a cultivation panel 10 with the plant body 1 planted thereon is placed; a camera 3 which is arranged at a position above the table 2 to take the image of the plant body 1 from above; a height measuring device 4 which measures a height of the plant body 1 when taking the image of the plant body 1 with the camera 3; a lifting mechanism 5 which moves the camera 3 up and down; and a control device 6 which controls lifting performance of the lifting mechanism 5. The control device 6 controls the lifting performance of the lifting mechanism 5 in accordance with a measurement value measured by the height measuring device 4 so as to keep a distance between the camera 3 and the plant body 1 equal to the distance when the height of the camera 3 is initially set to include a predetermined region of the plant body 1 in a field of vision.

Description

  The present invention relates to a plant image generating apparatus that captures an image of one or more plants from above and generates an image for extracting a predetermined image feature amount.

  Recently, there has been proposed a method for estimating a predetermined physical quantity (for example, a living weight of a plant body) that reflects the degree of growth of the plant body by computer analysis of an image obtained by imaging the plant body. In response to this, the applicant has recently proposed a growth monitoring system for a plant body that monitors the degree of growth of the plant body that is hydroponically cultivated using this method and that adjusts the cultivation conditions of the plant body (for example, Patent Document 1).

  FIG. 12 shows a schematic configuration of a plant growth monitoring system described in Patent Document 1. In the figure, reference numeral 100 denotes a nutrient solution tank installed in the cultivation room 101, and a cultivation panel 10 in which a plurality of plant bodies 1 are planted on a liquid surface of the nutrient solution tank 100 is placed. Environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and carbon dioxide concentration in the cultivation room 101, ph of nutrient solution, nutrient concentration, and the like are controlled by the control device 102 so as to be optimized. In order to perform such control, a sensor 103 for detecting temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide concentration, and the like, a sensor 104 for detecting ph of nutrient solution, nutrient concentration, and the like are installed in the cultivation room 101. Has been. Detection signals from the sensors 103 and 104 are taken into the control device 102.

  At a predetermined height position above the nutrient solution tank 100, a camera 105 having an automatic iris adjustment function is installed downward. As shown in FIG. 13, the installation height of the camera 105 is adjusted so that the plant body 1, the cultivation panel 10, a part of the background of the cultivation panel 10, and the reference plate 107 are included in the visual field 106 of the camera 105. The The reference plate 107 is a disk having a known area, and is imaged by being placed in the same visual field 106 in order to obtain an area per unit pixel.

  The color image acquired by the camera 105 is taken into the control device 102. The control device 102 is configured using a personal computer, and has a function of controlling the cultivation conditions and a function of processing a captured color image of the plant body 1 and performing a predetermined image analysis. In order to estimate a physical quantity that reflects the degree of growth of the plant body 1 (for example, the living weight of the plant body), the control device 102 extracts a texture feature quantity as an image feature quantity that does not depend on the shape or size of the plant body. . This texture feature amount represents a change in the image caused by the growth of leaves due to growth. For example, even if two leaves are overlapped and a part of the strain is hidden in the color image, the portion that appears on the surface The texture feature amount reflects the increase in the body weight. The control apparatus 102 estimates the living weight of the plant body, determines the quality of the plant body, and then adjusts the cultivation conditions of the plant body 10. In the figure, reference numeral 108 denotes an image storage device externally connected to the control device 102, and various images such as an original image and an image-processed image are stored in the image storage device 108.

JP 2012-208839 A

  In the above-described plant growth monitoring system, changes in the imaging conditions affect the accuracy of the image analysis described above, and in order to increase the accuracy of the image analysis, an image generation apparatus capable of keeping the imaging conditions the same is constructed. Is essential. The plant body 1 that is the subject is various, and in the case of the plant body 1 that grows so as to spread on the cultivation panel 10, the distance between the camera 105 and the plant body 1 is almost the same, and the plant body 1 is a camera. The image capturing conditions are kept almost the same. On the other hand, in the case of a plant body having an elongated height, as indicated by a one-dot chain line in FIG. 12, the plant body 1 approaches the camera 105 as it grows and does not fit within the field of view 106 of the camera 105. The grown plant body 1 initially blocks the cultivation panel 10, the background of the cultivation panel 10, and the reference plate 107, which were originally in the field of view 106. As a result, the imaging conditions are not kept the same, the accuracy of the image analysis is lowered, and there is a possibility of hindering image processing.

  The present invention has been made by paying attention to the above-mentioned problem, and can maintain the same imaging conditions even for a plant with an elongated height, and can be used for image analysis of various plants. An object of the present invention is to provide an image generating apparatus.

  The plant image generation device according to the present invention generates an image for extracting a predetermined image feature amount by capturing an image of the plant body from above, and for placing a cultivation panel in which the plant body is planted. A table, a camera disposed above the table for imaging the plant from above, a height measuring device for measuring the height of the plant during imaging by the camera, and raising or lowering at least one of the camera or the table An elevating mechanism that is operated, and a control device that controls the elevating operation of the elevating mechanism are provided. The control device measures the height measurement device so that the distance between the camera and the plant body is kept constant when the height of the camera is initially set so that a predetermined range of the plant body is within the field of view. The operation of the lifting mechanism is controlled according to the value.

  In order to generate an image of a plant by the image generation device having the above-described configuration, after positioning and installing a cultivation panel on which a plant is planted on a table, the control device controls the lifting operation of the lifting mechanism, The camera height is initially set so that the determined range of the plant body falls within the field of view. The height of the plant body at this time is measured by a height measuring device. For example, the distance between the camera and the plant body is obtained from the difference between the height of the camera and the height of the plant body at the initial setting. Is remembered as The plant body is imaged from above by the camera, and an image for extracting a predetermined image feature amount is generated.

  When the time for checking the degree of growth of the plant body comes in the process of growing the plant body, the height of the plant body in the growth process is measured by the height measuring device. The control device controls the lifting operation of the lifting mechanism according to the measurement value by the height measuring device so as to keep the distance between the camera and the plant body at the initial setting constant, and lifts at least one of the camera or the table. Let For example, the control device moves the lifting mechanism up and down so that the height of the camera relative to the table on which the cultivation panel is placed becomes a value obtained by adding the reference value to the height of the plant measured by the height measuring device. Control. As a result, the distance between the plant body and the camera is kept the same as in the initial setting, and the determined range of the plant body is within the field of view of the camera. A plant is imaged by the camera under the same imaging conditions as in the initial setting, and an image for extracting a predetermined image feature amount is generated.

  In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the table has a vertical wall with the same color as the surface of the table along the outer periphery. According to this embodiment, when the position of the camera with respect to the table becomes higher according to the growth of the plant body, the background portion of the cultivation panel will be included in the field of view of the enlarged camera. Since the table corresponding to is provided with a surrounding wall of the same color as the surface of the table on the outer peripheral edge thereof, it is recognized as a uniform background and does not hinder the extraction of the image area of the plant body.

  In the above-described configuration of the present invention, the height measurement mechanism according to a preferred embodiment measures the height of the plant placed on the table in a non-contact manner, and projects light from the back of the plant. And an imaging unit that is arranged opposite to the light projecting unit and acquires a projection image of the plant body. As the light projecting unit, for example, one that irradiates laser light as parallel light, one that irradiates diffused light, or the like is used. A sensor or a two-dimensional CCD camera that acquires a two-dimensional projection image is used.

  In addition, various mechanisms can be used as the elevating mechanism. For example, when using a mechanism that elevates and lowers a nut member that meshes with a vertically installed screw shaft by forward and reverse rotation of the screw shaft, the nut The camera is supported at a position above the table at the tip of an arm attached to the member. In this embodiment, a motor is used as a rotational drive source for rotating the screw shaft. However, since the distance that the nut member moves corresponds to the rotational angle (number of rotations) of the motor, the height of the camera is the rotational angle of the motor ( It can be easily obtained from the number of rotations.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to maintain the same imaging conditions even for a plant with an elongated height, which can support image analysis for various plants, regardless of the type of plant. The accuracy can be maintained, and there is no risk of hindering image processing.

It is the perspective view which fractured | ruptured a part which shows the whole structure of an image generation apparatus. It is a figure for demonstrating the relationship between the height of a plant body, and the height of a camera. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a height measuring device. It is explanatory drawing which shows the other Example of the raising / lowering mechanism. It is a figure for demonstrating the relationship between the height of a plant body, and the height of the camera with respect to a table. It is a top view which shows the other Example of a height measuring device. It is explanatory drawing which shows the other Example of an image generation apparatus. It is a block which shows the structure of a control apparatus. It is a functional block diagram which shows the function of a control apparatus. It is a block which shows the flow of control at the time of the initial setting by a control apparatus. It is a block which shows the flow of control at the time of the growth state check by a control apparatus. It is explanatory drawing which shows schematic structure of the conventional growth monitoring system of a plant body. It is explanatory drawing which shows that imaging conditions change with growth of a plant body.

  FIG. 1 shows a schematic configuration of an image generating apparatus according to the present invention used in a system for monitoring the growth of a plant body. The image generating apparatus in the illustrated example captures a plurality of plant bodies 1 planted on the cultivation panel 10 from above and generates a color image for extracting a predetermined image feature amount. A table 2 for installing the planted cultivation panel 10 in a positioning state, a camera 3 arranged with the objective lens 30 facing downward at an upper position of the table 2 in order to image the plant body 1 from above, and a plant A height measuring device 4 for measuring the height of the body 1, a lifting mechanism 5 for adjusting the height by moving the camera 3 up and down, and a control device 6 configured using a personal computer. I have.

  The cultivation panel 10 has a rectangular planar shape and is placed on a nutrient solution in a nutrient solution tank installed in a cultivation chamber (not shown). The color of the surface of the cultivation panel 10 is set to a complementary color or achromatic color (white in this embodiment) of the color of the plant body 1. In the cultivation room, environmental conditions such as indoor temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide concentration, ph of nutrient solution, nutrient concentration, and the like are controlled to be optimal. The plant body 1 together with the cultivation panel 10 is sequentially carried from the cultivation room onto the table 2 at the photographing location to generate a color image of the plant body 1, and the degree of growth of each plant body 1 is determined by image analysis.

The table 2 is for placing the cultivation panel 10 in a horizontal posture, and is provided with a recess 20 for fitting and fixing the cultivation panel 10 in the center. When the cultivation panel 10 is fitted in the recess 20, the upper surface of the cultivation panel 10 and the upper surface of the table 2 are aligned on the same plane. The color of the surface of the table 2 is set to the same color as the cultivation panel 10 (white in this embodiment). In addition, as for the table 2, it is desirable to prepare the multiple types of table which has the recessed part 20 of a different magnitude | size so that the cultivation panel of various magnitude | sizes can be set.
Enclosure walls 21 to 24 having the same color as the surface color of the table 2 are provided vertically along the outer peripheral edge of the table 2. Each enclosure wall 21 to 24 can be assembled and disassembled so that the table 2 can be exchanged. In particular, the enclosure wall 21 on the front side can accommodate the installation and removal of the cultivation panel 10. The structure is easy to remove.

  The camera 3 is installed at a position directly above the center of the table 2 with the objective lens 30 facing downward. The camera 3 of this embodiment is a digital camera having an automatic aperture adjustment function, and uses an LED as illumination when photographing the plant body 1. Note that the exposure, shutter speed, white balance, and the like of the camera 3 are set automatically or arbitrarily. In addition to the digital camera, the camera 3 can be a far-infrared camera or the like. Further, as a means for illuminating the plant body 1, a strobe, a halogen lamp, a fluorescent lamp, or the like may be used instead of the LED.

  A plurality of plant bodies 1 are planted in an aligned state on the cultivation panel 10, and as shown in FIG. 2 (1), the entire plant body 1 and the cultivation panel 10, the cultivation panel 10, within the field of view 31 of the camera 3. The height of the camera 3 is initially set so that a part of the table 2 near and the reference plate 29 placed on the table 2 are accommodated. In the figure, d0 is the height of the plant body 1 and H0 is the height of the camera 3 with respect to the table 2. The height H0 of the camera 3 and the height d0 of the plant body 1 measured by the height measuring device 4 A reference value L of the distance between the plant body 1 and the camera 3 is obtained from the difference between the two. The distance reference value L is stored in a RAM 62 (shown in FIG. 8 described later) of the control device 6.

  FIG. 2 (2) shows the height H1 of the camera 3 set when checking the degree of growth of the plant body 1 and the field of view 31 of the camera 3 at the height H1 in the process of the plant body 1 growing. Show. The field of view 31 of the camera 3 includes the entire plant body 1 and the cultivation panel 10, the entire table 2, the reference plate 29 placed on the table 2, and the lower portions of the surrounding walls 21 to 24. In the figure, d1 is the height of the plant body 1, H1 is the height of the camera 3 with respect to the table 2, and the height H1 of the camera 3 is the height of the plant body 1 measured by the height measuring device 4. It is a value obtained by adding the distance reference value L to d1. The camera 3 is localized at a position higher by (d1-d0) than the initial setting in FIG.

Returning to FIG. 1, an elevating mechanism 5 for adjusting the height of the camera 3 by moving the camera 3 up and down is disposed outside the rear wall 22. The elevating mechanism 5 of this embodiment is a mechanism that moves up and down a nut member 51 that meshes with a vertically installed screw shaft 50 in accordance with forward and reverse rotation of the screw shaft 50. As a rotational drive source of the screw shaft 50, for example, a stepping motor (Not shown) is used. The nut member 51 moves up and down according to the forward and reverse rotation of the stepping motor. The moving distance and height of the nut member 51 can be easily obtained from the rotation angle (number of rotations) of the stepping motor. The rotational drive source of the screw shaft 50 is not limited to a stepping motor as long as the height of the camera 3 can be detected. For example, a rotational detector such as a rotary encoder may be connected to the motor. Good.
An arm 52 is integrally attached to the nut member 51, and the camera 3 is supported at the tip of the arm 52. The length of the arm 52 is set so that the camera 3 is positioned directly above the center position of the table 2.

The lifting mechanism 5 may be a mechanism that moves the table 2 up and down as shown in FIG. 4 instead of the one that moves the camera 3 up and down. For example, a cylinder mechanism (not shown) or the like is used. Can be configured.
FIG. 5 shows the case where the camera 3 side is raised (FIG. 5 (2)) with respect to the initial setting position of the camera 3 or table 2 (FIG. 5 (1)) and the table 2 side. (3 (3)) is shown. When raising the camera 3, the camera 3 reaches a position where the height H1 of the camera 3 with respect to the table 2 becomes a value obtained by adding the distance reference value L to the height d1 of the plant body 1 measured by the height measuring device 4. When the table 2 is lowered, the height H1 of the camera 3 with respect to the table 2 is added to the height d1 of the plant body 1 measured by the height measuring device 4, and the distance reference value L is added. The table 2 is moved down to the position where the obtained value is obtained.

  After the plant body 1 is placed on the table 2, the height of the plant body 1 is measured in a non-contact manner by the height measuring device 4 having the configuration shown in FIGS. The height measuring device 4 in the illustrated example includes a light projecting unit 40 and an imaging unit 41 arranged outside the opposing enclosure walls 23 and 24 as components. The light projecting unit 40 irradiates light from behind the plant body 1 through the vertically long slit 25 formed in the enclosure wall 23 from the outside of the enclosure wall 23, and includes a light source 43 made of a semiconductor laser, and a light source 43 A collimating lens 44 for converting the light emitted from the light into parallel light x and a laser driving circuit 45 including an auto power control circuit are included. The imaging unit 41 receives light that has passed through the longitudinal slit 26 formed in the enclosure wall 24 outside the enclosure wall 24 to acquire a projection image of the plant body 1 and transmits only the emission wavelength of the light source 43. It includes an optical filter 46, a CCD line sensor 47 in which a large number of CCDs are arranged one-dimensionally, and a CCD drive circuit 48 for driving the CCD. The slits 25 and 26 are formed in the center of the width of the surrounding walls 23 and 24, and the light projecting unit 40 and the imaging unit 41 are opposed to each other through the slits 25 and 26 so that the parallel light x crosses the center of the cultivation panel 10. I am letting.

  A video signal obtained by the CCD line sensor 47 of the imaging unit 41 is taken into the signal processing circuit 49 a of the controller 42. The signal processing circuit 49a obtains the edge position P of the image of the plant 1 projected onto the CCD line sensor and calculates the height of the plant 1 from the edge position P. The calculation result is obtained from the output circuit 49b. It is output to the control device 6. The height measuring device 4 of this embodiment detects the apex position of the plant body 1 that blocks the parallel light x as the height of the plant body.

  The height measuring device 7 of the embodiment shown in FIG. 6 is configured using a surface light source 73 that emits diffused light and a two-dimensional CCD camera as the light projecting unit 70 and the imaging unit 71. In this embodiment, a two-dimensional projection image is acquired. For example, the highest position of the plant body 1 that blocks the diffused light is detected as the height of the plant body. In the illustrated example, openings 23a and 24a are formed in the center of the width of the surrounding walls 23 and 24, respectively, and the openings 23a and 24a can be opened and closed by doors 27 and 28 having the same color as the surrounding walls 21 to 24. Yes. The light projecting unit 70 and the imaging unit 71 are opposed to each other through the openings 23a and 24a. When the height of the plant body 1 is measured, the doors 27 and 28 are opened and the plant body 1 is captured by the camera 3. When doing so, the doors 27 and 28 are closed.

  In the above embodiment, the height measurement of the plant body 1 and the imaging of the plant body 1 are continuously performed at the same place. However, as in the embodiment shown in FIG. After measuring the height of the plant body 1 by another place and taking the measurement result into the control device 6, the cultivation panel 10 may be moved to the table 2 to image the plant body 1.

  Returning to FIG. 1, the control device 6 captures a color image acquired by the camera 3, performs predetermined image processing on the captured color image, and performs predetermined image analysis. A physical quantity that reflects the degree of growth of the plant body 10 (in this embodiment, the living weight of the plant body) is estimated by the processing by the control device 6, and the quality of the plant body is judged as good or bad. In addition, as a physical quantity in which the growth degree of the plant body 10 is reflected, it is possible to estimate not only the living body weight but also the hue degree and various contained components.

  FIG. 8 shows the configuration of the control device 6. In the figure, a CPU 60 is a main body of control / calculation and constitutes a computer circuit together with a ROM 61 and a RAM 62. The CPU 60 decodes and executes a program stored in the ROM 61, executes a predetermined calculation while reading / writing data from / to the RAM 62, and controls input / output to the input device 63 and the display 64. The CPU 60 is connected to the image storage device 65 and the camera 3. The CPU 60 captures a color image from the camera 3 and stores it in the image storage device 65, reads the color image from the image storage device 65, and performs predetermined image processing or image processing. Run the analysis.

FIG. 9 functionally shows the configuration of the control device 6. The control device 6 includes an image region extraction unit 6A, a feature amount extraction unit 6B, and a living body weight estimation unit 6C as components.
The image area extraction unit 6A performs image processing on the color image acquired by imaging the plant body 1 and extracts only the image area of the plant body. Here, in the “color image”, a plurality of sample images G1 obtained by imaging one or a plurality of samples of a plant body for obtaining a multiple regression equation used for estimation of the living body weight according to the growth stage. -G7 and the target image I acquired by imaging one or a plurality of individual plants that are biological weight measurement targets.

  In the “learning mode” in which the image region extracting unit 6A obtains a multiple regression equation for estimating the living weight of a plant body, the image region extraction unit 6A was obtained by capturing an image of one or a plurality of plant samples according to the growth stage. Only the image area of the plant body is extracted from the plurality of sample images G1 to G7. In the measurement mode for estimating the living weight of the target plant body, only the image region of the plant body is extracted from the target image I obtained by imaging one or more target plant bodies.

  In the learning mode, the feature amount extraction unit 6B extracts a plurality of image feature amounts from the plant image regions extracted from the sample images G1 to G7 by the image region extraction unit 6A. In the measurement mode, a plurality of image feature amounts are extracted from the image region of the plant body extracted from the target image I by the image region extraction unit 6A.

  In the learning mode, the raw weight estimation unit 6C represents the relationship between the plurality of image feature amounts extracted by the feature amount extraction unit 6B and the actual weight values of one or more individual plant bodies at each growth stage. The obtained multiple regression equation is obtained and stored. In the measurement mode, the living weight of the plant body is estimated using the multiple regression equation from a plurality of image feature amounts extracted by the feature amount extraction unit 6B.

FIG. 10 shows the flow of image generation processing at the time of initial setting by the control device 6. In the figure, “ST” is an abbreviation for “STEP” and indicates each procedure in the flow of processing.
In ST1 of the figure, the cultivation panel 10 transferred from the cultivation room to the table 2 is placed. In the next ST2, the control device 6 performs the lifting / lowering operation of the lifting / lowering mechanism 5 so that the determined range of the plant body 1 planted on the cultivation panel 10 is within the field of view 31 of the camera 3 according to the operation by the worker. Control to initialize the height H0 of the camera 3. In the lifting mechanism 5 of this embodiment, the amount of movement of the nut member 51, that is, the camera 3, is determined in accordance with the rotation angle (number of rotations) of a stepping motor (not shown). The amount of movement of the camera 3 and the height H0 of the camera 3 are calculated from the rotation angle (number of rotations), and the calculation result is stored in the RAM 62 (ST3).

  In the next ST4, the height d0 of the plant body 1 is measured by the height measuring device 4, and in the subsequent ST5, the camera 3 and the plant body 1 are calculated from the difference between the height H0 of the camera 3 and the height d0 of the plant body 1. And a reference value L for the distance is stored in the RAM 62 (ST5). Next, the plant body 1 is imaged from above by the camera 3, and a color image for extracting the image feature amount is generated and taken into the control device 6 (ST6).

FIG. 11 shows the flow of image generation processing by the control device 6 when checking the degree of growth of the plant body 1 in the process of growing the plant body 1.
In ST1 of the figure, the cultivation panel 10 transferred from the cultivation room is placed on the table 2. In the next ST2, the height d1 of the plant body 1 planted on the cultivation panel 10 is measured by the height measuring device 4. In subsequent STs 3 and 4, the CPU 60 of the control device 6 drives the stepping motor of the lifting mechanism 5 so that the distance between the camera 3 and the plant body 1 at the time of initial setting is maintained, and the height of the camera 3 with respect to the table 2. The nut member 51 of the elevating mechanism 5 is raised so that H1 becomes a value obtained by adding the reference value L of the distance to the height d1 of the plant body 1 measured by the height measuring device 4. As a result, the distance between the plant body 1 and the camera 3 becomes the same as that at the time of initial setting, and the determined range of the plant body 1 falls within the field of view 31 of the camera 3. The plant body 1 is imaged by the camera 3 under the same imaging conditions as those at the time of the initial setting, and a color image for extracting the image feature amount is generated.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Plant body 2 Table 3 Cameras 4 and 7 Height measuring device 5 Elevating mechanism 6 Control apparatus 10 Cultivation panel 21-24 Enclosure walls 40 and 70 Light projection part 41 and 71 Imaging part 50 Screw shaft 51 Nut member 52 Arm

Claims (4)

  An image generating device that captures an image of a plant body from above and generates an image for extracting a predetermined image feature amount, the table for placing a cultivation panel on which the plant body is planted, and the plant body from above A camera disposed above the table for imaging, a height measuring device for measuring the height of the plant during imaging by the camera, a lifting mechanism for moving up and down at least one of the camera or the table, and the lifting A control device that controls the lifting and lowering operation of the mechanism, and the control device is a distance between the camera and the plant body when the height of the camera is initially set so that a predetermined range of the plant body is within the field of view. The plant image generating apparatus is characterized in that the operation of the lifting mechanism is controlled in accordance with a measured value by the height measuring apparatus so as to keep constant.   The plant image generating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the table has an enclosure wall of the same color as the surface of the table vertically arranged along an outer peripheral edge.   The height measuring mechanism measures the height of a plant placed on a table in a non-contact manner, a light projecting unit that irradiates light from behind the plant body, and a plant body that is disposed opposite to the light projecting unit. The plant image generation device according to claim 1, further comprising: an imaging unit that acquires a projected image of the plant.   The elevating mechanism is a mechanism for elevating and lowering a nut member that meshes with a vertically installed screw shaft by forward and reverse rotation of the screw shaft, and the camera is positioned above the table at a tip portion of an arm attached to the nut member. The plant image generation device according to claim 1, wherein

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