Optimising Nitrogen (N) inputs for dwarf tomato cultivation in protected cropping

<b>Experiment goals:</b>This experiment aims to optimise nitrogen (N) fertilizer application rates for the dwarf tomato variety <i>Micro Tom</i>. The objective is to promote more uniform fruit ripening and accelerate cultivation cycles. Plants were grown using three distinct nitrogen concentrations (3, 6, and 30 mM) in a 35:65 coco coir-perlite substrate mix.<b>Dataset:</b>The dataset is organised into eight directories, each representing a key aspect of the experimental process:Plant_Information - Contains unique plant identifiers and associated metadata.Environmental_Growth_Conditions - Records of controlled environmental settings used during plant growth.Feeding - Records of the watering and / or feeding events referencing to the nutrient recipes.Harvesting - Destructive harvest data including yield, fresh and dry organ biomass.Images - Time-series images capturing various growth stages of individual plants.Measurements - Morphological trait measurements such as plant height, width, and branch number.Nutrient_Recipe - Detailed chemical composition of each nutrient recipe.Potting - Information on individual plant containers and substrate composition.