Poster presented at Workshop on Crop Ontology and Phenotyping Data Interoperability. Montpellier (France), 31 Mar-4 Apr 201

Bergh, I. van den

Crichton, R.

Guignon, V.

Rouard, M.

Roux, N.

Ruas, M.

Sardos, J.

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Bergh, Inge van den

Guignon, Valentin

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 Information systemsField evaluationMorphological characterisationPhenotypingdeveloped with community based open source software such as GMOD (eg. Chado, Tripal) or tiki-wikiBioversity manages the International Transit Centre, the world largest ex-situ collection of banana. The accessions are held in trust, and virus-free accessions are available for distribution upon request for the benefit of the Musa research-for-development community.The develpment of a Musa ontology will encourage the use of the diversity, by providing a common language for characterization, genotyping and phenotyping and field evaluation. It will also allow the information in different data and information systems to be communicated to a range of users.Musa Germplasm Information system Banana Genome HubAgTrialsAnatomy IMTP TraitsMusapediaGenotyping/SequencigngStandardised data entry will be facilitated by mobile devicesCrop ontology in support ofconservation and use of banana genetic resources Conservation of Musa genetic resources Understanding of genetic resourcesThe Musa genetic resources can be used directly in banana production systems or further used for crop improvement.Use of genetic resources Banana ontologyVan den Bergh I, Rouard M, Crichton R, Sardos J, Guignon V, Ruas M, Roux N

Crop ontology in support of conservation and use of banana genetic resources

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Crop ontology in support of conservation and use of banana genetic resources

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