Analysis Request Manager (ARM) 2025 Quarter 1 Release Notes

Submit analysis requests for occurrences whose designs were generated using the new design interface in CB-EC.

Experiment occurrences whose designs were generated using the new design interface of Core Breeding’s Experiment Creation (CB-EC) tool can now also be used to request for single occurrence analysis. The following designs are supported: Alpha Lattice, Partially Replicated, RCBD, and Augmented RCBD.

View the full demo here.


View the source app column.

The data browser now features a new Source App column, which lets users know if a single-occurrence analysis request was submitted and processed in EBS or Bioflow.


View the occurrence design.

When requesting for single-occurrence analyses, you can now see the occurrence design on the Experiments tab’s data browser to serve as additional reference. Simply expand an experiment to show the associated occurrences.

The following actions can now be performed reliably in ARM without issue:
  1. viewing the design used by your occurrence on the data browser,

  2. reanalyzing jobs for your request, such that it is not stuck in processing,

  3. viewing error messages for canceled analysis requests sent to Bioflow, and

  4. submitting single-occurrences analysis request for occurrences using row-column designs.

Phenotypic Data Manager (PDM) 2025 Quarter 1 Release Notes

View occurrence designs.

On the data browser, you can now see the design used in each occurrence of a Breeding Trial experiment. For other experiment types, you will see the planting arrangement option used for the occurrences.

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Switch to another occurrence only after the data tables have loaded.

In PDM , users can easily switch to view the trait data of another occurrence within the same experiment by simply selecting another occurrence to display using the new drop-down menu just above the subtabs

This feature is improved by disabling the drop-down menu until the Stat and Trait Tables have completely loaded the data of the occurrence currently in use. This also ensures that complete and accurate data is displayed at each time.

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The following actions can now be performed reliably in PDM without issue:

  1. the Trait Table displays the Row Block No. and Column Block No. among other design parameters if the experiment uses the Row-Column design,
  2. the trait column header turns green after saving the changes made to plot trait data,
  3. accurate Stats and Trait table are displayed after reloading the page, and
  4. quicker page load times when saving the changes made to plot trait data.

 

Molecular Data Analysis (MDA) 2025 Quarter1 Release Notes

Results of parental purity analyses are enhanced.

A purity testing by internal consensus request that has only one sample per germplasm now returns a result of ‘TRUE’ to indicate that it is a 100% match with itself, even if some alleles are found to be heterozygous.

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The following actions can now be performed reliably in MDA without issue:

  1. view the F1 Hybridity Results data browser, such that no extra germplasm name column is displayed, and
  2. access genotyping results in MDA as it becomes available in the Request Manager tool.

Germplasm Manager (GM) 2025 Quarter 1 Release Notes

Be notified when selecting more than 1,000 records.

Pop-up notifications are displayed when you select more than 1,000 germplasm records. The printout tool on the toolbar is also disabled to let you know that only up to 1,000 germplasm records can be accommodated in a printout report as of now. Rest assured that this limit will be improved soon.

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[ADMIN] Provide required and optional data relevant to a crop program when creating germplasm records.

Data managers and admins can download the germplasm template from the Germplasm tool’s Create tab when creating new germplasm, seed, and package records for the crop program/s they support. This CSV template file now contains the required data columns for a crop program and some helpful optional data columns.

 

The following actions can now be performed reliably in GM without issue:

  1. searching via the Input List, such that results are retrieved for germplasm names with “:B” at the end,
  2. searching for record/s by providing germplasm name/s on the text field,
  3. coding germplasm, such that validation fails when a user fails to provide required data,
  4. successfully merge germplasm records, and
  5. successfully create germplasm relation.

Inventory Search (IS) 2025 Quarter 1 Release Notes

The following actions can now be performed reliably in IS without issue:

  1. searching via the Input List, such that records are retrieved for germplasm names ending in “:B”,
  2. reordering items in the working list, and
  3. viewing the correct number of results, such that no duplicate records are counted.

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