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Revision as of 01:40, 3 July 2012
Goals and Timeline Release #18:
Timeline: End of June to early July: goal is so have it out by the 4th (before BSA meeting).
Goals:
Summary of Changes
The latest release of the Plant Ontology, version #18, is available on our Ontology Browser
This full database release features 22 new terms in the Plant Anatomical Entity branch of the Plant Ontology, of which 15 involve different types of primordia.
No new terms have been added to the Plant Structure Development Stage branch of the Ontology, although they all now include the word "stage" in the the names.
Two significant new terms have been added to help categorize the problematic plant structures fruit and seed and their parts.
multi-tissue plant structure (PO:0025496) has been added as a direct sub-class of plant structure and is the new parent term for fruit, seed and plant organ.
For more information about the release, please visit our wikipage with a Summary of Changes to PO July 2012.
You can also view a list of New terms and obsolete terms July 2012 Release
