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'''POC meeting, Date: April 1, 2010 Webex Conference Call'''
 
'''POC meeting, Date: April 1, 2010 Webex Conference Call'''
  
''' Items from last week's discussion:'''
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'''UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''
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'''UNDER CONSTRUCTION'''
 
  
'''1. New children of cardinal organ part and collective plant structure'''
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'''1. Organ margin and leaf lamina margin -- from last week's discssion'''
  
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A new definition of organ margin was posted on Source Forge:
  
Ramona and Laurel moved a group of terms so they are now children of these two structures.  
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'''Def'n: Organ margin:''' The edge of an organ and the area immediately internally adjacent to it.
These include all the terms that don't have is_a parents and are appropriate, plus a few others (see below:)
 
  
Note: The existing part_of relationships were retained except as noted below. These have been posted on SF for comments.
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Also new definition of Leaf margin: The margin of any flattened portion of a leaf.
  
* raphe (removed part_of link to ovary, because it is part of the funicle that is attached to the ovary, not part of the ovary)
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Leaf margin will have children 'leaf lamina margin' and 'leaf petiole margin' (see definitions on dev browser).
  
* antiraphe
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Added new children of organ margin for all appropriate children of phyllome, that is, all laminar structures. See dev browser.
proposed def'n: The side (or part) of the ovule (or seed) that is opposite the raphe. (made is_a child of cardinal organ part, because it is part_of ovule).
 
  
* organ margin
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If everyone agrees with these changes, we can close this item.
  
* leaf lamina base
 
  
* stalk (moved from is_a organ)
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'''New terms.  Posted on SourceForge tracker for comments.'''
  
* leaf rachis (is_a stalk)
 
  
* peduncle
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'''2. simple organ'''
  
* pulvinus (currently is_a organ)
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At the Ithaca meeting, we proposed having '''simple plant organ''' and '''compound plant organ''' as children of plant organ.
  
* fruit  (is a fruit an organ?) MAG: fruit fits our definition of a plant organ
 
  
* floral bract and inflorescence bract (were children of both plant organ and bract (which is_a organ).
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Proposed def'n: A plant organ that does not contain any other plant organ as a part.  
Deleted is_a relationships to plant organ and kept under bract).  
 
  
* hypanthium (made part_of receptacle instead of part_of flower)
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Examples: petal, root, simple leaf. [source: rw:test]
comment: LC: I think it is better to leave hypanthium as part_of flower.
 
  
* receptacle (part of pedicel, but pedicel is currently not an organ)
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Comment: This term may not be necessary, since it is covered by our current definition of plant organ (RW)
  
*pedicel (is currently child of stalk, but does not fit the definition. Should be a stem?)
 
  
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'''3. compound organ'''
  
'''b. new children of collective plant structure:'''
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Proposed def'n: plant organ that has as its parts two or more simple plant organs.  
  
No definitions or part_of relationships have been changed.
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Example: fern sorus composed of multiple sporangia or gyneocium composed of multiple carpels.
  
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Comment: This term may not be necessary, since it is covered by our current definition collective plant structure (RW).
  
  
'''New terms.  Posted on SourceForge tracker for comments.'''  
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'''4. spore: '''
  
'''3. spore: '''
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This term is currently missing from the PO.
  
 
proposed def'n: A reproductive cell, usually unicellular, capable of developing into an adult without fusion with another cell. (Raven,  Evert, Eichorn, 4th Ed)
 
proposed def'n: A reproductive cell, usually unicellular, capable of developing into an adult without fusion with another cell. (Raven,  Evert, Eichorn, 4th Ed)
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At the Ithaca meeting, we proposed having '''simple plant organ''' and '''compound plant organ''' as children of plant organ.
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'''5. New children of collective plant structure:'''  
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andreocium
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calyx
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corolla
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epicalyx
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flower
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gynoecium
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inflorescence
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infructescence
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involucre
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perianth
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spikelet
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These terms had no is_a parents. No definitions or part_of relationships have been changed. 
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We can deal with definitions and relationships of each terms later, but for now we simply need to approve moving them to children of collective plant structure. Does everyone agree that these terms should be children of collective plant structure (A plant structure that is a proper part of a plant and is composed of two or more organs and any associated portions of plant tissue. [source: POC:curators])?
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6. New is_a children of cardinal organ part.
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* stalk (moved from is_a organ)
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* leaf rachis (is_a stalk)
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These two terms are pretty straight forward. Stalk was made a cardinal organ part (as per its definition) rather than an organ. Leaf rachis was made a child of stalk (it had not is_a parent).
  
'''4. simple organ'''
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* pulvinus (currently is_a organ)
  
Proposed def'n: A plant organ that does not contain any other plant organ as a part.  
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This terms is currently listed as an organ. Suggest making it a cardinal organ part.
  
Examples: petal, root, simple leaf. [source: rw:test]
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* peduncle
  
Comment: This term may not be necessary with our current definition of plant organ (RW)
 
  
  
'''5. compound organ'''
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* fruit  (is a fruit an organ?) MAG: fruit fits our definition of a plant organ
  
Proposed def'n: plant organ that has as its parts two or more simple plant organs.  
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* floral bract and inflorescence bract (were children of both plant organ and bract (which is_a organ).
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Deleted is_a relationships to plant organ and kept under bract).  
  
Example: fern sorus composed of multiple sporangia or gyneocium composed of multiple carpels.
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* hypanthium (made part_of receptacle instead of part_of flower)
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comment: LC: I think it is better to leave hypanthium as part_of flower.  
  
Comment: This term may not be necessary with our current definitions of plant organ and collective plant structure (RW).
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* receptacle (part of pedicel, but pedicel is currently not an organ)
  
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*pedicel (is currently child of stalk, but does not fit the definition. Should be a stem?)
  
  
'''6.  Upcoming Conferences and Meetings:'''
 
  
* '''American Society of Plant Biology (ASPB)''' July 31-Aug 4th 2010, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.  Laurel, Pankaj going, mini symposium presentation (hopefully) or poster and annotation workshop with Gramene.  Abstract submitted 3/12/10
 
  
  
*'''Botanical Society of America (BSA)'''- July 31-Aug 4th 2010.  Providence, Rhode Island. Ramona, Dennis going (?), 12 minute oral presentation, '''Abstract submission deadline 4/1/10'''.
 
  
  
*'''Bio-Ontologies 2010''': Semantic Applications in Life Sciences. July 9th and 10th, 2010, Boston, Mass. Satellite Interest Group (SIG) meeting preceding the International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB). Laurel, Ramona going (?). '''Abstract/short paper submission deadline 4/15/10'''.
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'''6. Upcoming Conferences and Meetings:'''
  
  
* '''International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB)'''. July 10th-13th, 2010.  Boston, Mass. Laurel going (?).
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*'''Botanical Society of America (BSA)'''- July 31-Aug 4th 2010.  Providence, Rhode Island. Ramona, Dennis going (?), 12 minute oral presentation, '''Abstract submitted 3/2x/10'''.
 
  
  
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* '''Latin American Congress of Botany''' (http://www.botanica-alb.org/X_Congreso/index.php). La Serena, Chile, October 4-10;  MAG: "I am not sure about due dates for this one due to the earthquake".
 
* '''Latin American Congress of Botany''' (http://www.botanica-alb.org/X_Congreso/index.php). La Serena, Chile, October 4-10;  MAG: "I am not sure about due dates for this one due to the earthquake".
  
*Annotation workshops to be held at NYBG and Corvallis.  Dates need to be discussed.  Ramona will be visiting in Corvallis around the end of June.
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*Annotation workshop/POC meeting to be held in Corvallis.  Ramona will be in Portland June 26-29. Could have meeting one of those days (depending on when her talk is scheduled) or on June 30th.
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*Annotation workshops to be held at NYBG

Revision as of 13:29, 24 March 2010

POC meeting, Date: April 1, 2010 Webex Conference Call

UNDER CONSTRUCTION


1. Organ margin and leaf lamina margin -- from last week's discssion

A new definition of organ margin was posted on Source Forge:

Def'n: Organ margin: The edge of an organ and the area immediately internally adjacent to it.

Also new definition of Leaf margin: The margin of any flattened portion of a leaf.

Leaf margin will have children 'leaf lamina margin' and 'leaf petiole margin' (see definitions on dev browser).

Added new children of organ margin for all appropriate children of phyllome, that is, all laminar structures. See dev browser.

If everyone agrees with these changes, we can close this item.


New terms. Posted on SourceForge tracker for comments.


2. simple organ

At the Ithaca meeting, we proposed having simple plant organ and compound plant organ as children of plant organ.


Proposed def'n: A plant organ that does not contain any other plant organ as a part.

Examples: petal, root, simple leaf. [source: rw:test]

Comment: This term may not be necessary, since it is covered by our current definition of plant organ (RW)


3. compound organ

Proposed def'n: plant organ that has as its parts two or more simple plant organs.

Example: fern sorus composed of multiple sporangia or gyneocium composed of multiple carpels.

Comment: This term may not be necessary, since it is covered by our current definition collective plant structure (RW).


4. spore:

This term is currently missing from the PO.

proposed def'n: A reproductive cell, usually unicellular, capable of developing into an adult without fusion with another cell. (Raven, Evert, Eichorn, 4th Ed)

comments: the product of meiosis, is_a plant cell, parent of megaspore, microspore, develops into the gametophyte


5. New children of collective plant structure:

andreocium calyx corolla epicalyx flower gynoecium inflorescence infructescence involucre perianth spikelet


These terms had no is_a parents. No definitions or part_of relationships have been changed.

We can deal with definitions and relationships of each terms later, but for now we simply need to approve moving them to children of collective plant structure. Does everyone agree that these terms should be children of collective plant structure (A plant structure that is a proper part of a plant and is composed of two or more organs and any associated portions of plant tissue. [source: POC:curators])?


6. New is_a children of cardinal organ part.

  • stalk (moved from is_a organ)
  • leaf rachis (is_a stalk)

These two terms are pretty straight forward. Stalk was made a cardinal organ part (as per its definition) rather than an organ. Leaf rachis was made a child of stalk (it had not is_a parent).

  • pulvinus (currently is_a organ)

This terms is currently listed as an organ. Suggest making it a cardinal organ part.

  • peduncle


  • fruit (is a fruit an organ?) MAG: fruit fits our definition of a plant organ
  • floral bract and inflorescence bract (were children of both plant organ and bract (which is_a organ).

Deleted is_a relationships to plant organ and kept under bract).

  • hypanthium (made part_of receptacle instead of part_of flower)

comment: LC: I think it is better to leave hypanthium as part_of flower.

  • receptacle (part of pedicel, but pedicel is currently not an organ)
  • pedicel (is currently child of stalk, but does not fit the definition. Should be a stem?)




6. Upcoming Conferences and Meetings:


  • Botanical Society of America (BSA)- July 31-Aug 4th 2010. Providence, Rhode Island. Ramona, Dennis going (?), 12 minute oral presentation, Abstract submitted 3/2x/10.


  • International Botanical Congress (IBC2011). July 23rd-30th 2011, Melbourne, Australia. Important dates (http://www.ibc2011.com/Dates.htm): "Call of symposia closes" 3-31-10, Abstracts submission deadline: 12-1-10.



  • Annotation workshop/POC meeting to be held in Corvallis. Ramona will be in Portland June 26-29. Could have meeting one of those days (depending on when her talk is scheduled) or on June 30th.
  • Annotation workshops to be held at NYBG