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Data Entry Overview [Adding a Trait](https://www.betydb.org/traits/new) \label{sec:traits}
Before entering data, it is first necessary to add and select the
citation that is the source of the data. It is also necessary for each
data point to be associated with a Site, Treatment, and Species.
Cultivar information is also required when available, but it is only
relevant for domesticated species. Fields with an asterisk (*) are
required.
## Adding a Trait \label{sec:traits}
[Form used to enter a new trait](https://www.betydb.org/traits/new)
In general, a 'trait' is a phenotype (a characteristic that the plant
exhibits). The traits that we are primarily interested in collecting
data for are listed in Table \ref{tab:traits}. Before adding trait data, it is necessary to have the citation, treatments, and site information already entered. If the correct
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chambers, pots, or individual plants. Sometimes this value is not
clearly stated.
### ## dateLOC
The date level of confidence (DateLOC, Table \ref{tab:dateloc}) provides an indication of how accurately the date associated with the trait or yield observation is known.
It provides the values that should be entered in this field.
If the event occurred at a level of precision not defined by an integer in this table, then use fractions. For example, we commonly use 5.5 to indicate a one week level of precision.
If the exact year is not known, but the time of year is, then use 91 to 97, with the second digit to indicate the information known within the year.
#### ## Statistics
Our goal is to record statistics that can be used to estimate standard
deviation or standard error (https://www.authorea.com/users/5574/articles/6811/). Many different methods can be used to
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if MSE is available. Only if there is no other information available should you
record the P-value.
## # Adding a Yield
[Form for adding a new yield record](http://www.betydb.org/yields/new)
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## # Adding a Covariate
[Form for entering a new covariate](http:www.betydb.org/covariates/new)