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Re: TB: Iris Pedigrees

I certainly agree that the chart format is easier to work with.  It leaves plenty of room for hand-written notes about things like tracing the transmission of specific traits.  All of my pedigree notebooks contained multi-generation charts.
 
Many years and a number of computers ago, I wrote some programs to program to generate up to five-generation pedigree charts from a database.  Then all I had to do was enter the names or seedling numbers of the pod parent and pollen parent and, if they were in the database, the program would prepare a chart using all available pedigrees.   This made it easy to analyze a lot of "what if" crosses as well as evaluate potential parents.
 
A commercial package became available in the 1990s, so I switched over to it rather than devote time to maintaining my own.  I think someone was trying to develop another one in the late 1990s.  Just wondering if anything equivalent is available now....
 
Sharon McAllister



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