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INTEGRATING PHENOTYPE, GENOTYPE, AND
ENVIRONMENTAL DATA FOR GEOREFERENCED PLANTS

Long-lived and sessile plant species serve as ideal models to assess population structure and adaptation to the environment. Despite the availability of comprehensive data, the researchers who study them are challenged to integrate data describing genotype, phenotype, and the environment. Towards this goal, the web application CartograTree (now known as CartograPlant), was designed and implemented as an open repository and open-source analytic web-based framework for all three.

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User Guide Detailed documentation,
tutorials and resources

25,607,038

plants

752

species

319

genera

1,110,095,882

genotypes

1,926,987

phenotypes

998

map layers


407 studies
from
43 countries

Current Curation Team


Meghan Myles46,100 plants
Rachel Wolther41,153 plants
Isabella Harding31,544 plants
Jeffrey Gamer17,861 plants
Madison Gadomski13,636 plants

Curation Alumni


Charles Demurjian65,907 plants
Emily Strickland32,676 plants
Victoria Burton21,706 plants
Isaac McEvoy6,676 plants
Barnaly Pande5,030 plants

External Submissions


x, , et al. 2003Total plants: 24Genus: Arabidopsis
x, , et al. 2010Total plants: 24Genus: Arabidopsis
A., Geraldes,, et al. 2013Total plants: 57Genus: Populus
A., Geraldes,, et al. 2013Total plants: 57Genus: Populus
Pei-Wei, Sun,, et al. 2024Total plants: 205Genus: Quercus