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Edição das 11h58min de 29 de março de 2017
1. The characterization data is always associated with a given access and those of their descriptors are highly heritable and not influenced by the environment, whether they are morphological, genetic, reproductive, etc. In the database, the descriptors are organized ""from down to upwards and from outside to inside"", in other words, descriptors roots to descriptors leaves in the vertical direction, and descriptors of flowers, fruits and seeds, in the horizontal direction. The entry of the observed values for each descriptor is independent of that order, however, the results of information retrieval or reporting of consultation are presented in a systematic way. First, the roots, if any, after the stem, leaves, etc. (COSTA et al.2007). 2. Describe the characteristics of a highly heritable group germplasm, uninfluenced by the environment.[1]
'Types of characterization descriptors:'
morphology
See Also
Reference and external links
- ↑ COSTA, I. R. S., CASHEW, E. V. M.; MONTEIRO, J. S.; HIRAGI, G. O., Alves, P. P. F. Documentation and computerization of genetic resources. In. NASS L. L. (Ed). Plant genetic resources. Brasília, DF. Embrapa Genetic Resources and Biotechnology, 2007. p. 610-620.
