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Column A: Code
Code of the test
This code is link 2 and is also present in
files Test and Provenance,
and should therefore be the same as in files Test
and Provenance
The code of the test comprises three components :
* the letter T
* two letters corresponding to the country where the test is planted (AT: Austria, BE: Belgium, DK: Denmark, FR: France, DE: Germany, NL: Netherlands, ES: Spain, GB: United Kingdom)
* a number in sequence given by the institute. Different
participants of the same country hosting tests ( P2
and P3 for Germany, and P7 and
P11 for Danemark) agree on the numbers given.
For example, P2 would number his tests from T-DE-01 to T-DE-10
and P3 from T-DE-11 to T-DE-20.
For example, T-DE-06 would be test 6 established in Germany
Column B: Name
Usual name of the test, or code used by the Institute hosting
the test
Column C: Institute
Code of the institute hosting the test.
This code is Link3 and is also present in file Cytogrid and Cytoprov, and should therefore be the same as in files Cytogrid and Cytoprov
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
Column D: Forest
Name of the forest where the test is planted
Column E: Local Place
Name of the nearest locality to the forest
Column F: Compartment
# of the subdivision of the forest (parcelle, Abteilung) where
the test is planted
Column G: Landowner
Just indicate if the owner of the forest where the provenance test is established is private or public
Column H: Region
Name of the province, region or Land where the test is planted
Column I: Country
Name of the country where the test is planted
Column J: Latitude
Latitude of the forest where the test is planted, in
decimal Greenwich degrees with 3 decimal places (For example 42.786
corresponds to 42°47'10'')
Column K: Longitude
Longitude of the forest where the test is planted, in
decimal Greenwich degrees with 3 decimal places (western longitudes
are negative). For example 4°47'10'' corresponds to 4.786.
Column L: Altitude
Altitude in meters where the test is planted
Column M: Date
Indicate month and year of plantation, for example 04/88 for
April 88
Column N: Treatments
Indicate the number of provenances tested
Column O: Blocks
Indicate the number of blocks
Column P: Repetitions
Indicate the number of repetitions if it is a balanced design , or the extreme numbers of repetitions if it is an unbalanced design
Column Q : Plot
Indicate the number of trees per plot, if it is a balanced design, or the extreme values of the number of trees per plot if it is an unbalanced design
Column R: Spacing
Indicate the spacing in meters
Column S: Experimental area
Indicate in hectares the area of the test
Column T: Sister plantations
Indicate codes (link 2) of the sister plantations of this test
This code is link 2 and is also present in files Test, Testeco and Provenance, and should therefore be the same as in files Test, Testeco and Provenance
The code of the test comprises three components :
* the letter T
* two letters corresponding to the country where the test is planted (AT: Austria, BE: Belgium, DK: Denmark, FR: France, DE: Germany, NL: Netherlands, ES: Spain, GB: United Kingdom)
* a number in sequence given by the institute. Different
participants of the same country hosting tests ( P2
and P3 for Germany, and P7 and
P11 for Danemark) agree on the numbers given.
For example, P2 would number his tests from T-DE-01 to T-DE-10
and P3 from T-DE-11 to T-DE-20.
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If for some columns, the information is not available and will
never be, put a dash -