Techniques are described for generating population counts for seed production plants based on one or more images obtained from a camera on an aerial vehicle including, but not limited to, UAVs. The image(s) is processed to identify the plurality of rows of seed production plants, classify each one of the identified rows as either male or female, and produce a count of the number of seed production plants in the male rows and produce a count of the number of seed production plants in the female rows. The seed production plants can be corn seed plants or any other type of seed production plant in which male and female seed production plants can be distinguished from one another based on one or more aerial images.

A new Anthurium plant named ‘AN2845192’ particularly distinguished by having medium blistered and medium glossy, orbicular-cordate, durable spathes that retain the original color for a very long period of time with dark green, long ovate, durable leaves, white spadices with yellow and green tips, early and rich flowering continuously throughout the year, and a plant height of 23.0 cm to 26.0 cm is disclosed.

A new and distinct cultivar of Coleus (Coleus scutellarioides) plant named ‘UF19-79-2’ is a new Coleus plant, selected for having a combination of desirable traits that make it well-suited for good performance as an annual plant in the summer landscape. ‘UF19-79-2’ has foliage that is consistently dark red in color across the plant in both sun and shade trial conditions. ‘UF19-79-2’ is exceptional because it has an extremely vigorous upright and spreading habit, which is not typical of most predominantly red leaf colored Coleus plants. It is upright and spreading in habit, but it is more highly branched and uniform in shape than most dark red Coleus plants that have been produced to date. Since red foliage is one of the most popular consumer choices for garden plants, ‘UF19-79-2’ should have high utility for use in any part of the garden landscape.

A new and distinct variety of pecan tree, denominated ‘Zuni’, having large nuts in medium-sized clusters, well-filled cream-colored kernels, medium precocity, and high resistance to scab fungus (Venturia effusa).

A new and distinct variety of pecan tree, denominated ‘Zuni’, having large nuts in medium-sized clusters, well-filled cream-colored kernels, medium precocity, and high resistance to scab fungus (Venturia effusa).

A new and distinct cultivar of Leucophyllum plant named ‘MSWNHelei’, characterized by its relatively compact, outwardly spreading and low-growing and mounded plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit; freely branching habit; dense and bushy appearance; relatively narrow, light green-colored leaves; freely flowering habit; relatively large purple-colored flowers; and good garden performance.

A new and distinct cultivar of Leucophyllum plant named ‘MSWNHelei’, characterized by its relatively compact, outwardly spreading and low-growing and mounded plant habit; moderately vigorous growth habit; freely branching habit; dense and bushy appearance; relatively narrow, light green-colored leaves; freely flowering habit; relatively large purple-colored flowers; and good garden performance.

A new cultivar of Abelia named ‘Pink’ which exhibits a compact upright plant habit in its first year of growth and a dense mounding and spreading plant habit in its second and subsequent years of growth. The stems of ‘Pink’ are mid-red to dark-red in color. The foliage of ‘Pink’ is variegated, with green centers and narrow pink marginal bands, the pink color of which intensifies through the season, changing from white or pale pink in winter and early spring, to deep pink by mid-summer. The flower buds of ‘Pink’ are white and mauve-pink in color and the flowers of ‘Pink’ become pure white in color when fully expanded. In combination, these characteristics. In combination, these traits distinguish ‘Pink’ from all other varieties of Abelia known to the inventor.

A new cultivar of Abelia named ‘Pink’ which exhibits a compact upright plant habit in its first year of growth and a dense mounding and spreading plant habit in its second and subsequent years of growth. The stems of ‘Pink’ are mid-red to dark-red in color. The foliage of ‘Pink’ is variegated, with green centers and narrow pink marginal bands, the pink color of which intensifies through the season, changing from white or pale pink in winter and early spring, to deep pink by mid-summer. The flower buds of ‘Pink’ are white and mauve-pink in color and the flowers of ‘Pink’ become pure white in color when fully expanded. In combination, these characteristics. In combination, these traits distinguish ‘Pink’ from all other varieties of Abelia known to the inventor.

A new and distinct Primula plant named ‘IFPROB’, characterized by its compact and upright plant habit; moderately vigorous to vigorous growth habit and moderate growth rate; dense basal rosettes of leaves with inflorescences held above the foliar plane; freely flowering habit; violet-colored flowers with bright yellow-colored centers; and good garden performance.