PERSEUS

Pedigree Network

Pedigree data is of crucial relevance in research studies and breeding.

PERSEUS takes the next step leap forward. Made for breeders and researchers, it features pedigree visualizations through user-friendly, interactive graph networks.

The pedigrees rendered within this website tool have been retrieved from published works. In addition, passport data containing traits of relevance for each cultivar or accession are rendered alongside the graphs.

Explore the FRUIT pedigree visualizations already available on PERSEUS:

Prunus persica

Literature merged:
Okie (1998);
Aranzana et al., (2003);
Xu et al., (2006);
Cheng et al., (2009);
Xie et al., (2010);
Sitther et al., (2012);
Li et al., (2013);
Micheletti et al., (2015)
Fresnedo-Ramírez et al., (2015);
Vanderzande et al., (2019)

Malus × domestica

Literature merged:
Gianfranceschi et al., (1998);
Ramos-Cabrer et al., (2007);
Evans et al., (2011);
Salvi et al., (2014);
Howard et al., (2017);
Larsen et al., (2017);
van de Weg et al., (2018);
Ordidge et al., (2018);
Vanderzande et al., (2019);
Muranty et al., (2020);
af Sätra et al., (2020);
Howard et al., (2021);
Howard et al., (2022a);
Howard et al., (2022b);
Luby et al., (2022);
Gilpin et al., (2023)

Pyrus genus

Literature merged:
Cho et al., (2012);
Montanari et al., (2020);
Zurn et al., (2020)

Prunus dulcis

Literature merged:
Stylianides (1977);
Grasselly and Crossa-Raynaud (1980);
Brooks and Olmo (1997);
Felipe (2000);
López et al., (2006);
Marchese et al., (2008);
Gasic and Preece (2014);
Pérez de los Cobos et al., (2021)

Vitis genus

Literature merged:
Cipriani et al., (2010);
Lacombe et al., (2013);
Raimondi et al., (2017);
Laucou et al., (2018);
Augusto et al., (2021);
D'Onofrio et al., (2021);
Bettinelli et al., (2023)

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ABOUT US

We are a multidisplicinary team from the Rosaceae Genetics and Genomics
research group at the Centre for Research in Agricultural Genomics (CRAG).

Our objective as a reference research group in woody crops is to
unravel the genetics and genomics of Rosaceae crops,
while developing tools for the breeding and research sectors.

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