synonym problem
Pankaj Jaiswal
pj37 at cornell.edu
Mon Mar 22 13:48:04 EST 2004
That's fine as long as we do not go farther by creating a parent term
rachis and both leaf and inflorescence rachis as its instances.
If that's an agreed resolution please say YES
After hearing from everyone may be Katica should include it in our
development SOPs.
Pankaj
Toby Kellogg wrote:
> Makes sense to me too. I might argue that inflorescence rachis and
> peduncle are not actually the same thing, but that's a separate issue.
> toby
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>>>This kind of problem may well crop up quite frequently and a
>>>solution like this seems essential.
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>>P.
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>>>After having a quick look at the last release here in one potential
>>>problem which the curators might face.
>>>
>>>example
>>>
>>>term name: rachis.
>>>The term appears twice in the ontology. Once as a term itself
>>>
>>>Rachis:PO:0020055: The main axis of a pinnate or more highly compound leaf.
>>>
>>>
>>>and second time as a synonym of
>>>Peduncle:PO:0009053, The stalk of an inflorescence.
>>>
>>>Can we adopt a rule here to always prefix the second anatomy term
>>>like leaf/inflorescence thus making it distinguishable. In this
>>>example it will be
>>>leaf rachis PO:0020055
>>>and
>>>Peduncle:PO:0009053 synonym; inflorescence rachis
>>>
>>>Pankaj
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> Elizabeth A. Kellogg
> Department of Biology
> University of Missouri-St. Louis
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