Phenotype IDPhenotype NameScoringvariation type#Samples
AT_P_23Fe56Iron concentrations in leaves, grown in soil. Elemental analysis was performed with an ICP-MS (PerkinElmer). Sample normalized to calculated weights as described in Baxter et al., 2008continuous93
AT_P_24Co59Cobalt concentrations in leaves, grown in soil. Elemental analysis was performed with an ICP-MS (PerkinElmer). Sample normalized to calculated weights as described in Baxter et al., 2008continuous93
AT_P_25Ni60Nickel concentrations in leaves, grown in soil. Elemental analysis was performed with an ICP-MS (PerkinElmer). Sample normalized to calculated weights as described in Baxter et al., 2008continuous93
AT_P_26Cu65Copper concentrations in leaves, grown in soil. Elemental analysis was performed with an ICP-MS (PerkinElmer). Sample normalized to calculated weights as described in Baxter et al., 2008continuous93
AT_P_27Zn66Zinc concentrations in leaves, grown in soil. Elemental analysis was performed with an ICP-MS (PerkinElmer). Sample normalized to calculated weights as described in Baxter et al., 2008continuous93
AT_P_28As75Arsenic concentrations in leaves, grown in soil. Elemental analysis was performed with an ICP-MS (PerkinElmer). Sample normalized to calculated weights as described in Baxter et al., 2008continuous93
AT_P_29Se82Selenium concentrations in leaves, grown in soil. Elemental analysis was performed with an ICP-MS (PerkinElmer). Sample normalized to calculated weights as described in Baxter et al., 2008continuous93
AT_P_30Mo98Molybdenum concentrations in leaves, grown in soil. Elemental analysis was performed with an ICP-MS (PerkinElmer). Sample normalized to calculated weights as described in Baxter et al., 2008continuous93
AT_P_31Cd114Cadmium concentrations in leaves, grown in soil. Elemental analysis was performed with an ICP-MS (PerkinElmer). Sample normalized to calculated weights as described in Baxter et al., 2008continuous93
AT_P_8Seed DormancyNumber of days of seed dry storage required to reach 50% germination, or DSDS50 value (Alonso-Blanco et al., 2003). The measurement for each genotype was calculated as the average value across all available replicatescontinuous83
AT_P_58FT Diameter FieldLongest diameter of the plant measured on the day the first flower was observedcontinuous180
AT_P_60FT Duration GHNumber of days between appearance of the first flower and the senescence of the last flowercontinuous147
AT_P_61LC Duration GHNumber of days between germination and plant complete senescencecontinuous147
AT_P_62LFS GHNumber of days between germination and senescence of the last flowercontinuous148
AT_P_63MT GHNumber of days between last flower senescence and complete plant senescencecontinuous147
AT_P_64RP GHReproduction period: number of days between the appearance of the first flower and the plant complete senescencecontinuous147
AT_P_75FWLesioning measured by fresh weightcontinuous95
AT_P_76DWLesioning measured by dry weightcontinuous95
AT_P_164Width 10The diameters of 4 plants of each accession were measured and the results were expressed as an average value across all available replicates.Plants were scored 8 weeks post germinationcontinuous176
AT_P_165Width 16The diameters of 4 plants of each accession were measured and the results were expressed as an average value across all available replicates.Plants were scored 5 weeks post germinationcontinuous175
AT_P_166Width 22The diameters of 4 plants of each accession were measured and the results were expressed as an average value across all available replicates.Plants were scored 5 weeks post germinationcontinuous175
AT_P_182Hypocotyl lengthAfter seven days growth under the photocycle and thermocycle treatment,plants were flattened directly on the agar and imaged on a flatbed scanner. Hypocotyl lengths were determined using NIH Imagecontinuous89
AT1P106Seedling GrowthSeedling growth rate was given by leaf area divided by the number of days of growth since sowing ( in cm2/day)continuous100
AT_P_273Vern GrowthVegetative growth rate during vernalization was estimated as the increment of cm2 leaf area per day between each of the three time points for which leaf area was measuredcontinuous110
AT_P_274After Vern GrowthVegetative growth rate after vernalization was estimated as the increment of cm2 leaf area per day between each of the three time points for which leaf area was measuredcontinuous110