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Field Book

Field Book is an app for collecting phenotypic notes.

WheatGenetics · com.fieldbook.tracker

0.0 10,000 10,000 v6.2.2 77.1 MB SDK 21+ PEGI-3 · Everyone

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UpdatedDec 6, 2025
PublishedAug 13, 2021
Packagecom.fieldbook.tracker
MD5c380b10992dbdd6da806c87053c826ea
SHA1 (signer)F0:11:32:51:95:94:62:C1:61:D1:0F:F4:F0:85:09:E5:ED:A1:D4:1F
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Architecturesx86, x86-64, armeabi-v7a, arm64-v8a
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Websitehttp://wheatgenetics.org
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What's new

✔ Primary/Secondary Order are no longer required when importing fields

✔ Updated Datagrid

✔ New and edited observations are italicized

✔ New Angle trait using accelerometer

✔ Settings can be shared between devices using Nearby Share

✔ User names are now saved in a list

✔ Device name can now be customized

✔ Improvements to the trait creation process

✔ Photos can now be cropped

✔ Trait layout improvements

✔ Quick GoTo setting replaced with dialog in Collect

✔ Numerous bug fixes and enhancements

Description

Field Book is a simple app for collecting phenotypic notes in the field. This has traditionally been a laborious process requiring handwriting notes and transcribing data for analysis. Field Book was created to replace paper field books and to boost collection speed with increased data integrity.

Field Book uses custom layouts for different types of data that allow rapid data entry. Traits being collected are defined by the user and can be exported and transferred between devices. Sample files are provided with the installation.

Field Book is part of the broader PhenoApps initiative, an effort to modernize plant breeding and genetics data collection and organization via by developing new strategies and tools for data capture.

Development of Field Book has been supported by the Collaborative Crop Research Program of The McKnight Foundation, the National Science Foundation, the USDA National Institute for Food and Agriculture, and the United States Agency for International Development. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of these organizations.

An article describing Field Book was published in 2014 in Crop Science ( http://dx.doi.org/10.2135/cropsci2013.08.0579 ).

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Field Book requests the following Android permissions:

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