AraPheno - Accession UKID89

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Accession: UKID89

Accession
Pheno

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Species:

Arabidopsis thaliana

Country:

UK

Sitename:

Betws-y-coed

Collector:

Eric Holub

Collected on:

-

Lat/Lon:

53.1 / -3.8

CS number:

Map

No Phenotypes found for this accession

AraPheno is a public database for Arabidopsis thaliana phenotypes (© 2016-2021) Impressum

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FAQ & Tutorials

General FAQ about AraPheno

General explanations and help about the content and functions of AraPheno

A collection of basic tutorials

Overview about all supported functions of the REST API

How to cite AraPheno and its phenotypes?

Information about how to acknowledge AraPheno and its phenotypes.

How to report an issue or feedback?

Information about how to sent feedback or to report issues.