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List of Species Names in redbook_sps_class Separated by Category

Source: R/redbook_data.R
redbook_sps_class.Rd

The redbook_sps_class dataset includes all species names separated by genus, epithet, author, subspecies, variety, and their position (ID) in the redbook_tab.

Usage

redbook_sps_class

Format

A data.frame with the following columns:

species

A character vector. The full species name.

genus

A character vector. The genus of the species.

epithet

A character vector. The specific epithet of the species.

input_subspecies_epitheton

A character vector. The infraspecific epithet of the species, if applicable.

rank

A character vector. The taxonomic rank (e.g., "species", "subspecies", "variety").

subspecies

A character vector. The subspecies name, if applicable.

variety

A character vector. The variety name, if applicable.

hybrid

A character vector. Indicates if the species is a hybrid.

id

A character vector. The ID of the species in the redbook_tab.

Examples


data("redbook_sps_class")
head(redbook_sps_class)
#>      species                genus      epithet       rank   subspecies variety
#> [1,] "ABATIA RUGOSA"        "ABATIA"   "RUGOSA"      "NULL" ""         ""     
#> [2,] "ABATIA SPICATA"       "ABATIA"   "SPICATA"     "NULL" ""         ""     
#> [3,] "ABUTILON AREQUIPENSE" "ABUTILON" "AREQUIPENSE" "NULL" ""         ""     
#> [4,] "ABUTILON LONGIPES"    "ABUTILON" "LONGIPES"    "NULL" ""         ""     
#> [5,] "ABUTILON PEDUNCULARE" "ABUTILON" "PEDUNCULARE" "NULL" ""         ""     
#> [6,] "ABUTILON PIURENSE"    "ABUTILON" "PIURENSE"    "NULL" ""         ""     
#>      hybrid id 
#> [1,] ""     "1"
#> [2,] ""     "2"
#> [3,] ""     "3"
#> [4,] ""     "4"
#> [5,] ""     "5"
#> [6,] ""     "6"