Adding citation/updated July 2025

Author: eseigel

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    "source": [
     "**VIS + NIR tutorial** \n",
     "\n",
-    "For dual VIS/NIR workflows, a visible image is used to identify an image mask for the plant material. We use a landmark transformation to place the VIS image mask over the NIR image. This allows two workflows to be done at once and also allows plant material to be identified in low-quality images. We do not recommend this approach if there is a lot of plant movement between capture of NIR and VIS images.\n"
+    "For dual VIS/NIR workflows, a visible image is used to identify an image mask for the plant material. We use a landmark transformation to place the VIS image mask over the NIR image. This allows two workflows to be done at once and also allows plant material to be identified in low-quality images. We do not recommend this approach if there is a lot of plant movement between capture of NIR and VIS images.\n",
+    "\n",
+    "Updated July 2025."
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