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Beam Knowledge Rep Sept 04
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Difference between version 45 and version 44:

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- ** Broke into two groups
- *** One went through Steve's Jornada analysis; creating workflows ...
- *** One went through ontology building ...
+ ** Biodiversity ontology breakout
+ *** Participants: Deana Pennington, Kristin Vanderbilt, Evan Weiher and Rich Williams.
+ *** The discussion broadly covered traits of plant communities important in biodiversity and productivity experiments and experimental methodologies. The following notes are raw and will require considerable work to formalize. As such, the categorizations suggested by the indented formatting should be regarded as preliminary.
+ **** __Traits of a Population__ (aggregated group of individuals) of Plant Species:
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+ ** Biodiversity workflow breakout
+ *** Based on part of Steve and David's Jornada analysis
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