griis: Check invasive species status for a species from GRIIS...

In originr: Fetch Species Origin Data from the Web

Description

This retrieves information from GRIIS (http://www.griis.org/) and returns all the queried records. As other functions in this package, the function is as good as the database is.

Usage

griis(
  name = NULL,
  impacts = NULL,
  verified = NULL,
  country = NULL,
  kindom = NULL,
  type = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

name	character; a string with the scientific species name in the form of "Genus species". Default is NULL: return all records.
impacts	character; "Yes" for returning only records with impacts. Default to NULL: return all records.
verified	character; "Yes" for returning only verified records. Default to NULL: return all records.
country	character containing a valid name of a country for which to filter the results. Default to NULL: return all records.
kindom	character containing a valid name of a kindom (plantae, animalia, fungi, protozoa, chromista, others, ) for which to filter the results. Default to NULL: return all records.
type	character containing a valid name of a environment type (terrestrial, freshwater, marine, brackish, host) for which to filter the results. Default to NULL: return all records.
...	curl options passed on to HttpClient

Value

A data.frame with species names, country where recorded, origin and source among other fields.

Note

It seems as 'name' overrides 'kindom', which means records from a a plant species will be returned even if kindom is set to animalia.

Author(s)

Ignasi Bartomeus [e-mail]

Examples

## Not run: 
griis(name = "Carpobrotus edulis")
griis(name = "Carpobrotus edulis", country = "Portugal")

## End(Not run)

originr documentation built on July 2, 2020, 2:53 a.m.