-- G. harknessii D22 ISU v1.0 CDs (31,153)

Human-Readable Name-- G. harknessii D22 ISU v1.0 CDs (31,153)
Database Path/mainlab/web/temp/db/cottongen/G.harknessii_D22_ISU_v1.0.transcripts.fas
Database Typenucleotide
FASTA Header Formatdefault
External DatabaseCottonGen Database
RegEx/^(\S+).*/
Link-out Typelink

-- G. harknessii D22 ISU v1.0 proteins (31,153)

Human-Readable Name-- G. harknessii D22 ISU v1.0 proteins (31,153)
Database Path/mainlab/web/temp/db/cottongen/G.harknessii_D22_ISU_v1.0.pep.faa
Database Typeprotein
FASTA Header Formatdefault
External DatabaseCottonGen Database
RegEx/^(\S+).*/
Link-out Typelink

Nearly 12K new SSR markers added to CottonGen (3/21)

11921 SWU SSRs and a few RT-PCR marker and primers available.  To access, browse, or download the data, go to CottonGen Search Markers or Tripal MegaSearch and select marker type 'SSR' and marker name starts with 'SWU'.

List of NCGC trait descriptor rating scales updated (2/21)

Updated the list of NCGC Standardized Descriptor Rating Scales and relevant trait scores in CottonGen.  New or updated descriptors rating scales are: boll variation, bract size, canopy type, ease of germination, hair variation, leaf laciniate, nectary variation, stand establishment, uniformity, usability. 

Election for ICGI 2021-2023 officers voting starts (2/10/21)

From: cotton@zju.edu.cn <cotton@zju.edu.cn>
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2021 1:35 AM
To: icgi-list@cottongen.org
Subject: [ICGI] Biennial elections for the ICGI Overall and Workgroup Co-Chairs

Dear all ICGI members,

New Search for Images is available (2/21)

Searching for Images is now available at www.cottongen.org/find/images (or follow the list of 'Search' from the navigation bar at CottonGen Home)

The search options include:

  • Search by image type or by word(s) contained in image legend

  • Search by ‘Dataset’ options:

Natural variation in wild Gossypium species as a tool to broaden the genetic base of cultivated cotton
  • Shim J, Mangat PK, Angeles-Shim RB. Natural variation in wild Gossypium species as a tool to broaden the genetic base of cultivated cotton. J Plant Sci Curr Res. 2018 May 18; 2: 005.
Cotton is the world’s most important natural textile fiber and a significantly growing source of food stuff, oil and feeds. Among the 53 Gossypium species, only 4 are cultivated, with G. hirsutum and G. barbadense comprising over 90% of the total cotton cultivation area worldwide. The extensive use of only a few closely related genotypes of cotton, coupled with the widespread adoption of transgenic cultivars, has greatly reduced the genetic bas... [more]
Cotton growth and development
  • GL Ritchie, CW Bednarz, PH Jost, SM Brown. Cotton growth and development. 2007 Jun 1; Cooperative Extension Work of University of Georgia Bulletin 1252. esploro.libs.uga.edu.
Cotton is a unique crop plant, and its innate growth pattern makes it challenging to grow. However, the plant develops in a somewhat predictable pattern. Initially, leaf area and vegetative structures are developed that will then support future reproductive growth. If this initial vegetative growth is compromised, subsequent reproductive growth also suffers. Unlike many other crops, the cotton plant continues vegetative growth after flowering beg... [more]

Cotton Cluster File Request

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Name: 
Puneet Kaur Mangat
Email Address: 
puneet.mangat@ttu.edu
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puneet.mangat@ttu.edu
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Texas Tech University
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