NGB documentation system SESTO (17 March 2004)

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The Nordic Gene bank documentation system, 17th March 2004. Dag Endresen (NGB). http://www.ngb.se/ http://sesto.nordgen.org/

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The Nordic Gene Bank documentation system [2004-03-17 ]

SESTO, taxon, culton, accson SESTO - The NGB documentation system. Taxon : Biological name of the stored seed samples, taxonomy. Culton : Name of cultivars, landraces, breeding material and similar germplasm groups below the taxonomic level. Accession : The stored samples are refered as accessions.

SESTO features Some features of the documentation system. Search : The search button gives a quick jump into the information. Letter bar : Click a letter in the letter bar to view a list of items starting with the selected letter. List order : The field names of the lists are clickable and allow you to change the sorting order of the list.

SESTO accession detail Seedstore The seedstore data is displayed and managed from the sesto web application.

SESTO collecting places GIS The location of collecting places are visualized on a map if the longitude and latitude are given. SESTO accession detail

Pictures Some entries in sesto have picture illustrations. Pictures are linked to taxons, cultons and accessions from the NGB picture archive.

Projects Presentation of activities and projects hosted by NGB.

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NGB documentation system SESTO (17 March 2004)

1. The Nordic Gene Bank documentation system [2004-03-17 ]

2. SESTO

3. SESTO, taxon, culton, accson SESTO - The NGB documentation system. Taxon : Biological name of the stored seed samples, taxonomy. Culton : Name of cultivars, landraces, breeding material and similar germplasm groups below the taxonomic level. Accession : The stored samples are refered as accessions.

4. SESTO features Some features of the documentation system. Search : The search button gives a quick jump into the information. Letter bar : Click a letter in the letter bar to view a list of items starting with the selected letter. List order : The field names of the lists are clickable and allow you to change the sorting order of the list.

5. SESTO accession detail Seedstore The seedstore data is displayed and managed from the sesto web application.

6. SESTO collecting places GIS The location of collecting places are visualized on a map if the longitude and latitude are given. SESTO accession detail

7. Pictures Some entries in sesto have picture illustrations. Pictures are linked to taxons, cultons and accessions from the NGB picture archive.

8. Projects Presentation of activities and projects hosted by NGB.

9. ” The evaluation data analyzer”. A statistical summary of data from the evaluation and characterization projects.

10. Login The NGB staff and other trusted users may log in with a personal username and password. Each user is given individual rights to view or edit data.

11. Edit accession

12. Edit Activ collection

NGB documentation system SESTO (17 March 2004)

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