File Cytogrid

(To be stored on an EXCEL or QUATTRO PRO spreadsheet)

Column A: Code

Code of the point on the grid

The code of the point on the grid is composed of two components:

*Code of the Institute (Link 3) doing the collection (which can be different from the participant doing the analysis, cf. Table 2 of Task 1.3. in the Technical Annex). Codes of the Institutes correspond to Participant number with the EU project) are as follows: P1: INRA, P2: NFV, P3: BFH, P4: FC, P5: DLO,P6: WSL, P7: FLR,P8: ARCS, P9:NERC(ITE), P10: CIMA-KT, P11: ARB, P12: UDESAM

* a number in sequence given by the collector

For example, P1-0058 is point 58 collected by P1.

Column B: Tree

Number in sequence of the individual tree (from 1 to 5) sampled in that provenance

Column C: Locality

Name of the nearest locality

Column D: Species

Official name in Latin. Do not use synonyms

Official name

Synonyms

Q. robur

Q. pedunculata

Q. petraea

Q. sessiliflora, Q. mas

Q. pubescens

Q. congesta

Q. pyrenaica

Q. toza, Q. subpyrenaica

Q. faginea

Q. lusitanica, Q. fruticosa

Q. canariensis

Q. mirbeckii

Q. infectoria

 

Q.virgiliana

 

Q.polycarpa

 

Q.dalechampii

 

Q. pedunculiflora

 

Q.frainetto

Q. conferta, Q. farnetto, Q. sicula

Column E: Latitude

Latitude of the point in decimal Greenwich degrees with 3 decimal places (For example 42.786 corresponds to 42°47'10'')

Column F: Longitude

Longitude of the point in decimal Greenwich degrees with 3 decimal places (western longitudes are negative, for example 4°47'10'' corresponds to 4.786)

Column G: Altitude

Altitude of the point in meters

Column H: Country

Name of the country, where the sample point is located

Column I: Origin

Indicate the most likely origin of the provenance. Four different alternatives are considered:

(1) probably indigenous : native

(2) introduced for sure, and the origin is unknown : introduced

  1. introduced for sure, and the origin is known: give the most precise (Name of forest or geographic region or country) where the trees originated.
  2. most likely introduced : dubious

Recall that the sampling should only considered trees of natural origin. But in case that there is no other alternative, trees of artificial origin can be considered. As a result alternatives (2) to (4) should be rare.

Column J: Stand

Indicate the stand conditions in which the sample tree was collected. Three alternatives are considered:

(1) forest : forest

(2) hedges : hedges

(3) isolated trees: isolated

Column K: Extraction #

Provide your own extraction number used in your lab so that if particular verifications/complements are needed it is possible to exchange easily DNA extracts

Column L: Haplotype

Designation is explained in the documents provided during the technical meeting and is given in filr haplotypes.

In case a new haplotype has been found, inform Remy Petit so that a new identification code will be given to the new haplotype.

If for some columns, the informations exists but is not yet available, put a question mark ?

If for some columns, the information is not available and will never be, put a dash -