Revision 5138
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza about 12 years ago
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</party_id> |
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<taxonpath_id> |
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<taxonpath> |
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<canon_taxonpath_id> |
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<taxonpath> |
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<datasource_id><party><organizationname>TNRS</organizationname></party></datasource_id> |
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<identifyingtaxonomicname> |
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<_join_words> |
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<1> |
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<_alt> |
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<1>$ScientificName</1> |
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<2> |
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<_join_words> |
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<1>$family</1> |
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<2>$genus</2> |
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<3>$species</3> |
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<4>$Subspecies</4> |
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</_join_words> |
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</2> |
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</_alt> |
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</1> |
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<2>$ScientificNameAuthor</2> |
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</_join_words> |
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</identifyingtaxonomicname> |
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</taxonpath> |
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</canon_taxonpath_id> |
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<author>$ScientificNameAuthor</author> |
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<family>$family</family> |
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<genus>$genus</genus> |
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<identifyingtaxonomicname> |
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<_join_words> |
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<1> |
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<_alt> |
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<1>$ScientificName</1> |
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<2> |
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<_join_words> |
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<1>$family</1> |
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<2>$genus</2> |
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<3>$species</3> |
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<4>$Subspecies</4> |
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</_join_words> |
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</2> |
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</_alt> |
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</1> |
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<2>$ScientificNameAuthor</2> |
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</_join_words> |
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</identifyingtaxonomicname> |
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<kingdom>$Kingdom</kingdom> |
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<species>$species</species> |
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<subspecies>$Subspecies</subspecies> |
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</path> |
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</_simplifyPath> |
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</VegBIEN> |
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Inserted 23 new rows into database |
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Inserted 26 new rows into database |
Also available in: Unified diff
mappings/VegCore-VegBIEN.csv: non-TNRS taxonpaths: Store the concatenated identifyingtaxonomicname in a separate taxonpath owned by the TNRS datasource, so that it will match up with (and create a link to) the corresponding submitted TNRS name's taxonpath. This in turn is linked to the TNRS-determined accepted name, thus creating a three-level hierarchy of datasource name -> concatenated name -> accepted name.