query_nemaplex | R Documentation |
name_check(taxa)
query_nemaplex(taxa, complete = FALSE)
taxa |
A vector with the taxa for which the database will be queried. |
complete |
Logical. Default returns a subset of all the information provided by nemaplex. This does not make the query faster, it just makes the output less messy. |
If the input contains taxa not present in Nemaplex, these will appear on the console.
name_check() can be used to examine if taxa in the input are not present in the database, before running the entire query. These can be false absences, due to nomenclature differences (eg. "Thornematidae" vs "Thornenematidae").
query_nemaplex() currently uses Firefox, so the browser needs to be installed in your computer. It also requires JAVA. For 64bit(32bit) R you need 64bit(32bit) JAVA.
A dataframe with Ecophysiological Parameters for the genera and families in 'taxa'.
My experience is that the first time you will call the function, RSelenium will do some setup procedure. It is a good idea to start with a small number of taxa (1 or 2 are fine) to make sure everything runs ok before you input the complete list of taxa you want to retrieve information for.
If any error occurs that breaks the process, you will need to call system("taskkill /im java.exe /f", intern=FALSE, ignore.stdout=FALSE) to kill java manually, before you try calling the function again.
Angelos Amyntas
Ferris, Howard. "Nemaplex". UC-Davis <http://nemaplex.ucdavis.edu/>
# the input can contain genera and/or families
query_nemaplex("Actinolaimidae",
"Alaimidae",
"Acrobeles",
"Acrobeloides")
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