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Next conference call- Tuesday March 16th- 11am | Next conference call- Tuesday March 16th- 11am | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 4 March 2010
Agenda for the POC Conference Call, Tues Mar 9rd, 11am PST
Agenda: We will continue with the discussions from the 3-3-10 conf. call. These items have been posted on SourceForge for people to comment on.
1. in vitro cultured cell, tissue and organ
We decided to create two new parent terms directly under plant structure: "in vitro cultured plant structure" and "In vivo plant structure".
Now that people have had a chance to look at this on the dev browser, is everyone satisfied? Comments?
New definition for in vitro plant structure: A plant structure that was derived from part of a plant and involves microbe free growth in a sterile environment such as a Petri a test tube.
Need to work on definition for in vivo plant structure, like: A plant structure that is or was part of a plant that is growing ... (not in vitro).
2. plant structure
New Def'n: An anatomical structure that is or was part of a plant, or was derived from a part of a plant.
3.gamete
New Def'n: A plant cell that has half the chromosome complement of the sporophyte and is capable of fertilization to create a zygote.
It was decided to place 'gamete' as a child of 'plant cell' and to make it the parent term of 'egg cell' and 'sperm cell'
Comments?
4. cardinal organ part
New parent terms proposed by Ramona, Note: cardinal organ part was in SF originally as "organ segment or organ part."
def: A plant structure that is a proper part of an organ and includes portions of tissues of at least two different types. Examples include lobe, operculum, neck, petiole, leaflet. Note: if petiole is an organ part, then stalk probably also should be an organ part (not an organ, as it currently is).
5. collective plant structure
def: A plant structure that is a proper part of a plant and is composed of two or more (connected, contiguous?) organs.
Examples: flower, perianth, inflorescence. collective structure versus compound organ?
Next conference call- Tuesday March 16th- 11am
