plotGX: Plot Curve against Time
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plotGX finds the input id(s) and genotype name(s) in the dataset and plot the selected trait against measurement time. Replicates are categoried by genotypes. Input data can be 3 types: 1. table. Every measurement in this table will be ploted. 2.genotype + dataset. genotype must be in the dataset provided. 3. id + dataset. id must be in the dataset provided. PGN format Plots are saved into the working directory with a naming convention of "trait + genotype name.pgn". Plots are used for identifying outliers.

1	plotGX(trait, table = NULL, genotype = NULL, id = NULL, dataset = NULL)

`trait`	character of the trait you want to view. ( "Photo" / "Cond" / "Ci/Ca" )
`table`	Plot out all the individual entries in this table. pass in `GXcurve` class object.
`genotype`	plot out the selected genotypes in corresponding dataset. `dataset` must be provided. pass in character of genotype.
`id`	plot out the selected plot names in corresponding dataset. `dataset` must be provided. pass in character of leaf name.
`dataset`	different from `table`, this function doesn't plot out all the individuals in `dataset`, but only the chosen `genotype` or `id` included in it. argument `dataset` has to pair with `genotype` or `id`. pass in `GXcurve` class object.

Saves plots of selected physiological trait of selected entries over time into the working directory.

Jiayang Xie <kevinxie@illinois.edu>

data(AllCurve)
plotGX(trait = "Photo", table = AllCurve )
plotGX(trait = "Cond", genotype = "Z019E0032", dataset = AllCurve )
plotGX(trait = "Ci.Ca", id = "120_1" , dataset = AllCurve )