y_position,/aggregateoccurrence/*_id/plantobservation/stemobservation/yposition,Brad: See comment above for x_position

NoInd,/aggregateoccurrence/count,"Brad: Incorrect for VegX. This is a count of number of indiiduals for an *aggregate* observation. For VegBank, I'm not sure. Not exactly the same as stemCount. An individual tree could have 3 stems but would still only count as 1. We need to check with Bob on this."

cover_percent,/aggregateoccurrence/cover,

intercept_cm,"/aggregateoccurrence/definedvalue[*_id/userdefined[tablename=aggregateoccurrence,userdefinedname=interceptCm]]:[@fkey=tableRecord_ID]/definedvalue","Brad: Incorrect for VegBank This is an aggregate observation. Used in line-intercept methodology only, describes the point along centerline at which an individual intercepts the center line of the plot. Used to determin relative abundance."

Notes,"/aggregateoccurrence/definedvalue[*_id/userdefined[tablename=aggregateoccurrence,userdefinedname=notes]]:[@fkey=tableRecord_ID]/definedvalue",

census_no,"/definedvalue[*_id/userdefined[tablename=taxonoccurrence,userdefinedname=censusNo]]:[@fkey=tableRecord_ID]/definedvalue","Brad: Assigned by SALVIAS. 1 for first plot, then 2, 3, etc. I can't recall if we even have repeat censuses in SALVIAS. Probably not."

Habit,"/definedvalue[*_id/userdefined[tablename=taxonoccurrence,userdefinedname=habit]]:[@fkey=tableRecord_ID]/definedvalue","Brad: Incorrect for VegBank, correct for VegX. This is growth form (tree, shrub, herb, etc.). It is an observation of a trait."

PlotCode,,"Brad: Same as plotCode, above"

SourceVoucher,,"Brad: OMIT. This is the verbatim text, which includes both collectors name and collection number. I would use coll_number, below."

SpAuthStatus,,

coll_inits,,

collector_code,,Brad: OMIT

common_name,,

height_m_commercial,,

ind_id,,Brad: OMIT

infra_auth_1,,

morphocf,,

morphoname,,

name_status,,"Brad: OMIT. Except, note that if species_status=3, this indicate that name is a morphospecies and not a standard latin name. Not exactly sure how to use this in BIEN, but could be useful during the name-scrubbing process with TNRS."