TNRS_base {TNRS} | R Documentation |
Resolve a small batch of plant taxonomic names
Description
Resolve a small batch of plant taxonomic names
Usage
TNRS_base(
taxonomic_names,
sources = c("wcvp", "wfo"),
classification = "wfo",
mode = "resolve",
matches = "best",
accuracy = NULL,
skip_internet_check = FALSE,
...
)
Arguments
taxonomic_names |
Data.frame containing two columns: 1) Row number, 2) Taxonomic names to be resolved (or parsed). Alternatively, a character vector of names can be supplied. |
sources |
Character. Taxonomic sources to use. Default is c("wcvp", "wfo"). Options include "wfo", and "wcvp". |
classification |
Character. Family classification to use. Currently options include "wfo" (the default). |
mode |
Character. Options are "resolve" and "parse". Default option is "resolve" |
matches |
Character. Should all matches be returned ("all") or only the best match ("best", the default)? |
accuracy |
numeric. If specified, only matches with a score greater than or equal to the supplied accuracy level will be returned. |
skip_internet_check |
Should the check for internet connectivity be skipped? Default is FALSE. |
... |
Additional parameters passed to internal functions |
Value
Dataframe containing TNRS results.
Note
This function is primarily used as an internal function of TNRS and can only handle relatively small batches of names.
usda = United States Department of Agriculture, wfo = World Flora Online, wcvp = World Checklist of Vascular Plants.