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| Taxa that are shown against a red background are non-accepted taxa and may only be chosen if the herbarium institution chooses to file specimens under the basionyme (e.g. in WU and W Krypto), but never if the current name should be entered (e.g. in W). | Taxa that are shown against a red background are non-accepted taxa and may only be chosen if the herbarium institution chooses to file specimens under the basionyme (e.g. in WU and W Krypto), but never if the current name should be entered (e.g. in W). | ||
| - | > **Special case: Hybrids** \\ Genus or species hybrids are recognised | + | > **Special case: Hybrids** \\ Genus or species hybrids are recognized |
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| Only when you are completely sure that the collector does not exist in the list! Click on **First Collector**, | Only when you are completely sure that the collector does not exist in the list! Click on **First Collector**, | ||
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| Enter the name of the collector (Family name, comma, Initial(s) with dot(s) – without spaces!); if the first name is unknown, only enter the surname. In the other field enter the record number of HUH: [[http:// | Enter the name of the collector (Family name, comma, Initial(s) with dot(s) – without spaces!); if the first name is unknown, only enter the surname. In the other field enter the record number of HUH: [[http:// | ||
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| Only when you are completely sure that the collector does not exist in the list! Click on **Add.Collector(s)**, | Only when you are completely sure that the collector does not exist in the list! Click on **Add.Collector(s)**, | ||
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| Enter the name of the collector(s) (Family name, Initial(s) separated by dot(s), no spaces in the name!), they are linked with “,” and “& | Enter the name of the collector(s) (Family name, Initial(s) separated by dot(s), no spaces in the name!), they are linked with “,” and “& | ||
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| Enter the name of the locality as exact as possible. When clicking on **geonames** a new window opens which allows to find and choose the correct locality. Selecting one by clicking | Enter the name of the locality as exact as possible. When clicking on **geonames** a new window opens which allows to find and choose the correct locality. Selecting one by clicking | ||
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| + | If you use the geonames service please always check the coordinates via Google Maps or a comparable service and enter the appropriate deviation into the **exactn.(m)** field. | ||
| If you do not find the desired location in the drop down menu, exit the geonames service and delete your entry in the geonames field. | If you do not find the desired location in the drop down menu, exit the geonames service and delete your entry in the geonames field. | ||
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| ====LAT./ | ====LAT./ | ||
| - | Latitude and longitude (GPS-data), entered as degrees (°), minutes ('), seconds ('' | + | Latitude and longitude (GPS-data), entered as degrees (°), minutes ('), seconds ('' |
| In the **Exactn.(M)** field you can specify exactness of measurement of latitude and longitude, if given, e.g. “500m”. | In the **Exactn.(M)** field you can specify exactness of measurement of latitude and longitude, if given, e.g. “500m”. | ||
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| - | The appearance of the plant, the growth form, shape/colour | + | The appearance of the plant, the growth form, shape/color of flowers etc.; e.g. long awns, runners, flowers yellow. It is not necessary to enter extensive (and often hand written) descriptions of the plants; just add a note in the **Annotations** field like: " |
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| When searching for a specimen you can either choose an entry from the drop-down lists in **Institution**, | When searching for a specimen you can either choose an entry from the drop-down lists in **Institution**, | ||
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| + | > Note: By clicking on the yellow field **Institution** you can switch to **Collection**, | ||
| > Note: before you enter a new specimen into the database make sure that it is not already entered (search for the taxon [also only for the first few letters as it may have been mistyped]), herbarium number, collector etc.). | > Note: before you enter a new specimen into the database make sure that it is not already entered (search for the taxon [also only for the first few letters as it may have been mistyped]), herbarium number, collector etc.). | ||
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| Again, this specimen is used as an example to illustrate the workflow: | Again, this specimen is used as an example to illustrate the workflow: | ||
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| As it is often easier to copy and modify an existing specimen, than entering it from scratch, we search the database for similar specimens that are already registered [start with only one or two search criteria]. Typing in “schneeweiss” into the field **Collector**, | As it is often easier to copy and modify an existing specimen, than entering it from scratch, we search the database for similar specimens that are already registered [start with only one or two search criteria]. Typing in “schneeweiss” into the field **Collector**, | ||
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| As the second entry (//Carex rupestris// collected by Schneeweiss et al. 2002 in Georgia) looks most similar to our specimen, we click on it in the “Taxon” column and the specimen data sheet for this entry will open. | As the second entry (//Carex rupestris// collected by Schneeweiss et al. 2002 in Georgia) looks most similar to our specimen, we click on it in the “Taxon” column and the specimen data sheet for this entry will open. | ||
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| To copy and modify the entries of this specimen click on **New& | To copy and modify the entries of this specimen click on **New& | ||
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| The information on the herbarium sheet should be entered as follows: | The information on the herbarium sheet should be entered as follows: | ||
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| After clicking **Insert** [on the bottom line] a new specimen entry will be created: | After clicking **Insert** [on the bottom line] a new specimen entry will be created: | ||
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| ===== Herbarium specific Information ===== | ===== Herbarium specific Information ===== | ||
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