Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Dec. 9, 2024
Alders
are
widely
distributed
riparian
trees
in
Europe,
North
Africa
and
Western
Asia.
Recently,
a
strong
reduction
of
alder
stands
has
been
detected
Europe
due
to
infection
by
Genetics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
227(1)
Published: March 8, 2024
Since
1999,
The
Arabidopsis
Information
Resource
(www.arabidopsis.org)
has
been
curating
data
about
the
thaliana
genome.
Its
primary
focus
is
integrating
experimental
gene
function
information
from
peer-reviewed
literature
and
codifying
it
as
controlled
vocabulary
annotations.
Our
goal
to
produce
a
"gold
standard"
functional
annotation
set
that
reflects
current
state
of
knowledge
At
same
time,
resource
serves
nexus
for
community-based
collaborations
aimed
at
improving
quality,
access,
reuse.
For
past
decade,
our
work
made
possible
by
subscriptions
global
user
base.
This
update
covers
ongoing
biocuration
work,
some
modernization
efforts
contribute
first
major
infrastructure
overhaul
since
2011,
introduction
JBrowse2,
resource's
role
in
community
activities
such
organizing
structural
reannotation
assessment,
we
used
ontology
annotations
metric
evaluate:
(1)
what
currently
known
(2)
"unknown"
genes.
Currently,
74%
proteome
annotated
least
one
term.
Of
those
loci,
half
have
support
following
aspects:
molecular
function,
biological
process,
or
cellular
component.
sheds
light
on
genes
which
not
yet
identified
any
published
no
annotation.
Drawing
attention
these
unknown
highlights
gaps
potential
sources
novel
discoveries.
GigaScience,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
The
scientific
community
has
long
benefited
from
the
opportunities
provided
by
data
reuse.
Recognizing
need
to
identify
challenges
and
bottlenecks
reuse
in
agricultural
research
propose
solutions
for
them,
working
group
was
started
within
AgBioData
consortium
framework.
Here,
we
limitations
of
standards,
metadata
deficiencies,
interoperability,
ownership,
availability,
user
skill
level,
resource
equity
issues,
with
a
specific
focus
on
genomics
research.
We
possible
stakeholders
could
implement
mitigate
overcome
these
provide
an
optimistic
perspective
future
transcriptomics
Biomolecules,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(9), P. 1403 - 1403
Published: Sept. 17, 2023
The
availability
of
multiple
sequenced
genomes
from
a
single
species
made
it
possible
to
explore
intra-
and
inter-specific
genomic
comparisons
at
higher
resolution
build
clade-specific
pan-genomes
several
crops.
crops
constructed
various
cultivars,
accessions,
landraces,
wild
ancestral
represent
compendium
genes
structural
variations
allow
researchers
search
for
the
novel
alleles
that
were
inadvertently
lost
in
domesticated
during
historical
process
crop
domestication
or
extensive
plant
breeding.
Fortunately,
many
valuable
associated
with
desirable
traits
like
disease
resistance,
abiotic
stress
tolerance,
architecture,
nutrition
qualities
exist
species,
relatives.
ancestors
landraces
can
be
introduced
back
high-yielding
varieties
modern
by
implementing
classical
breeding,
selection,
transgenic/gene
editing
approaches.
Thus,
pan-genomic
represents
great
leap
research
offers
new
avenues
targeted
breeding
mitigate
impact
global
climate
change.
Here,
we
summarize
tools
used
pan-genome
assembly
annotations,
web-portals
hosting
pan-genomes,
etc.
Furthermore,
highlight
few
discoveries
using
approach
future
potential
this
emerging
field
study.
Database,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
2025
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
Advances
in
agricultural
genetic,
genomic,
and
breeding
(GGB)
technologies
generate
increasingly
large
complex
datasets
that
need
to
be
adequately
managed
shared.
While
several
biological
databases
maintain
curate
GGB
data,
not
all
scientists
are
aware
of
them
how
they
can
used
access
share
data.
In
addition,
there
is
the
increase
scientists’
awareness
appropriate
data
archiving
curation
increases
longevity
value
bolsters
scientific
discoveries’
reproducibility
transparency.
The
AgBioData
Education
working
group
aims
address
these
unmet
needs
developed
a
modular
curriculum
for
educators
teaching
basics
findable,
accessible,
interoperable,
reusable
(FAIR)
principles
undergraduate
graduate
students
(https://www.agbiodata.org/).
present
paper
provides
an
overview
topics
covered
within
curriculum,
called
‘AgBioData
Curriculum
Ag
FAIR
Data,’
its
audience
modalities,
it
will
positively
impact
different
stakeholders
database
ecosystem.
We
hope
presented
here
help
understand
support
use
aspects
improving
our
global
food
system.
Database
URL:
https://zenodo.org/records/14278084
Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 1, 2024
Crop
phenomics
has
rapidly
progressed
in
recent
years
due
to
the
growing
need
for
crop
functional
genomics,
digital
breeding,
and
smart
cultivation.
Despite
this
advancement,
lack
of
standards
creation
usage
technology
equipment
become
a
bottleneck,
limiting
industry's
high-quality
development.
This
paper
begins
with
an
overview
phenotyping
industry
presents
industrial
mapping
big
data
phenomics.
It
analyzes
necessity
current
state
constructing
standard
framework
phenotyping.
Furthermore,
proposes
intended
organizational
structure
goals
framework.
details
essentials
research
development
hardware
equipment,
acquisition,
storage
management
data.
Finally,
it
discusses
promoting
construction
evaluation
framework,
aiming
provide
ideas
developing
Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8
Published: May 24, 2024
Implementing
a
cropping
intensity
program
with
rice
cultivation
four
times
year
(CI
400)
can
be
achieved
using
early
maturing
varieties
of
rice.
However,
this
development
needs
to
pay
attention
the
adaptability
planted
ensure
successful
implementation.
The
approach
is
combination
assessing
stability
and
productivity
potential.
This
concept
has
been
developed
applied
in
several
studies,
including
research
on
considered
less
comprehensive
because
it
non-parametric
only
focuses
one
analysis.
Therefore,
systematic
integration
various
analyses,
index
methods,
needed
comprehensively
assess
adaptability,
particularly
for
early-maturing
South
Sulawesi.
region
characterized
by
dynamic
climate
zone
top
highest
producers
Indonesia.
Meanwhile,
study
aims
develop
select
best
varieties,
especially
investigation
was
conducted
Bone,
Soppeng,
Gowa
over
two
seasons
nested
randomized
complete
block
design,
organized
replications
each
environment
(location-season).
Additionally,
there
significant
focus
application
five
check
factor
repeated
three
at
location,
totaling
126
experimental
units.
results
showed
that
index,
combining
rank
accumulation
yield
min
max
standardization,
effective
potential
supporting
CI
400.
Inpari
13
had
value
0.55,
followed
Cakrabuana
0.31;
hence
both
were
recommended
as
adaptive
Plants People Planet,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(1), P. 23 - 32
Published: Sept. 12, 2024
Societal
Impact
Statement
Genebanks
contribute
to
global
food
security,
directly
influencing
societal
well‐being,
by
providing
access
seed
or
genetic
material
that
is
more
resilient
pests,
diseases,
and
environmental
stresses.
The
ability
develop
crops
adapted
changing
conditions
with
high
nutritional
value
means
societies
can
better
cope
the
adverse
effects
of
climate
change,
safeguarding
production
rural
livelihoods.
Enhancing
sustainable
crop
traits,
such
as
improved
water‐use
efficiency
nutrient
utilization,
supports
transition
toward
agricultural
practices.
New
technologically
advanced
phenotyping
tools
are
required
optimally
realize
potential
these
resources,
identify
plant
resources
will
best
enable
us
address
current
challenges.
Summary
Plant
genebanks
have
a
crucial
role
specialized
repositories,
preserving
diverse
essential
researchers,
breeders,
farmers
for
developing
crops.
With
over
7
million
accessions,
significantly
change
mitigation,
agriculture.
This
opinion
paper,
inspired
an
international
workshop
in
2022
Wageningen
(Netherlands),
focuses
on
transformative
impact
phenomics
technology
within
genebanks,
offering
view
its
applications
implications
utilizing
resources.
Discussions
from
organized
International
Phenotyping
Network
integrated,
emphasizing
collaboration
without
requiring
major
policy
developments.
prioritized
traits
like
disease
resistance
drought
tolerance,
highlighting
roots
critical
organ
phenotyping.
Participants
expressed
keen
interest
collaboration,
need
partnerships
between
facilities.
workshop's
outcomes
underscore
promoting
innovation,
These
results
guide
future
pilot
studies,
marking
significant
step
integrating
into
genebank
practices
ensuring
continued
prosperity
heritage.
The
scientific
community
has
long
benefited
from
the
opportunities
provided
by
data
reuse.
Recognizing
need
to
identify
challenges
and
bottlenecks
reuse
in
agricultural
research
propose
solutions
for
them,
working
group
was
started
within
AgBioData
consortium
(https://www.agbiodata.org/)
framework.
Here,
we
limitations
of
standards,
metadata
deficiencies,
interoperability,
ownership,
availability,
user
skill
level,
resource
equity
issues,
with
a
specific
focus
on
genomics
research.
We
possible
stakeholders
could
implement
mitigate
overcome
these
provide
an
optimistic
perspective
future
transcriptomics