gethier: Get hierarchy as a data.frame
In ropensci/binomen: 'Taxonomic' Specification and Parsing Methods
gethier R Documentation
Get hierarchy as a data.frame
Description
Get hierarchy as a data.frame
Usage
gethier(x)
Arguments
x
An object of class taxon
Examples
bin <- binomial("Poa", "annua", authority="L.")
class <- grouping(kingdom=taxonref("kingdom", "Plantae"),
species=taxonref("family", "Poaceae"))
out <- taxon(bin, class)
# get hierarchy as data.frame
gethier(out)
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Get hierarchy as a data.frame
Description
Get hierarchy as a data.frame
Usage
gethier(x)
Arguments
x |
An object of class taxon |
Examples
bin <- binomial("Poa", "annua", authority="L.")
class <- grouping(kingdom=taxonref("kingdom", "Plantae"),
species=taxonref("family", "Poaceae"))
out <- taxon(bin, class)
# get hierarchy as data.frame
gethier(out)
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