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'''A. *cardinal organ part'''  
 
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Note:  Cardinal organ part is in SF as "organ segment or organ part."
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def: A plant structure that is a direct or immediate part of an organ that is often maximal(?) but is smaller than the organ itself. Examples include lobe, operculum, neck, petiole?, leaflet.  
 
def: A plant structure that is a direct or immediate part of an organ that is often maximal(?) but is smaller than the organ itself. Examples include lobe, operculum, neck, petiole?, leaflet.  
  

Revision as of 20:48, 25 February 2010

Agenda for the POC Conference Call, Date and time :TBA


Agenda: We will continue with the discussions of the changes made at the Ithaca meeting Dec '09. These items have been posted on SourceForge for people to comment on.

1. in vitro cultured cell, tissue and organ was moved out of the Plant Structure class and made a separate class.

def: "Isolated and grown plant protoplast, cell, tissue and organ, involving, as a common factor, growth of microbe-free plant material in sterile environment, such as sterilized nutrient medium in a test tube or petri dish."


2. plant structure -since this is the top level term in the Ontology, we should look at it and resolve the def'n before moving on.


def: "An anatomical structure that is or was part of a plant" [Poc:curators] comment: for anatomical structure: see CARO- part includes both proper parts and improper parts


3.Term request from TAIR for "gamete"- proposed (RW): add gamete to the ontology (is_a parent, plant cell), with sperm cell and egg cell as siblings under a common parent 'gamete'.


4.New parent terms proposed by Ramona:

A. *cardinal organ part

Note: Cardinal organ part is in SF as "organ segment or organ part."

def: A plant structure that is a direct or immediate part of an organ that is often maximal(?) but is smaller than the organ itself. Examples include lobe, operculum, neck, petiole?, leaflet.


B. * collective plant structure def: A plant structure that is composed of multiple organs but is not an organ. (Maybe something about a bona fide boundary, some way to distinguish it from whole plant). Examples: flower, perianth, inflorescence. collective structure or compound organ?


 Next conference call- Tuesday March 9th- 11am