Search using query parameters

1. Provide the trait variable names in the text field. Multiple values can be separated by commas. Use the wildcard (%) symbol if the exact variable name is unknown (e.g., plant%).

2. Specify the type of data you will be searching for by selecting from the dropdown menu. Data types are character varying (e.g. Type of fertilizer), date (2021-05-04), float (1.5cm), integer (10 seeds), or text.

3. Afterward, click Findto execute the query.

Search using conditions

1. Click on Additional Search Parameters > Add Condition.

2. It will insert a new search parameter that contains the (1) filter type and (2) condition. Refer to the dropdown below for their value choices.

3. Afterward, provide the values on the blank field on the right and separate them with commas. Click the Add Condition button again to add more parameters.

4. Once satisfied, click Findto execute the search.

Remove parameter values

1. To remove an additional search parameter, simply click beside the parameter.

2. If you have multiple parametersfilled in, click Reset to clear all the parameters' values. This will also remove your previous search results.

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Great job! You have successfully performed a basic search. You can now view your After that, users can view the search results and create a trait list.