Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s) Examples
Making RTF Annotation labels based on annotation template
1 | annotation_label(dat = NULL, spellcheck = TRUE, outfile = "Annotation_Labels.rtf")
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dat |
data frame of Annotation Template. |
spellcheck |
Logical, whether the spell checking for species should be porformed. |
outfile |
the names of the output rtf file. |
This function reads csv or data frame "annoation template", and generates RTF file containing annotation labels.
PROJECT: project related with this annotation. eg. Examined for the Revision for the Fern Flora of Hong Kong
TYPE_STATUS: which kind of type specimen: eg. ISOTYPE
TYPE_REF: what reference the identification was based upon. DC. Monogr. Phanerog. 6: 409. 1889.
FAMILY: Family, eg. Magnoliaceae
GENUS:Genus, eg. Ophioglossum
SPECIES:Species, eg. petiolatum
AUTHOR_OF_SPECIES: Author, eg. Hook.
INFRASPECIFIC_RANK: Infra-specific Rank, eg. var., f. or subsp.
INFRASPECIFIC_EPITHET: Epithet for the infra specific rank.
AUTHOR_OF_INFRASPECIFIC_RANK: Author for the infra specific rank.
ABBREVIATION: Role of the person annotating this herbarium specimen, eg. "Det.", "Verified by".
IDENTIFIED_BY:Who identified the species, eg. Jin-Long Zhang
INSTITUTION:The institution where the identification was made, eg. KFBG
DATE_IDENTIFIED: should follow the format: 2014-12-19 for "19 December 2014".
DET_NOTE:The specimen is extremely close to Ranunculus japonicus
SPECIMEN_NUMBER: Global Unique Identifier, see the help file for herbarium_label for more information.
COLLECTOR: Collector of this specimen
COLLECTOR_NUMBER: collector's number of this specimen.
Jinlong Zhang jinlongzhang01@gmail.com
1 2 3 4 5 6 | path <- system.file("extdata", "ANNOTATION_TEMPLATE.xlsx",
package = "herblabel")
library(openxlsx)
dat <- read.xlsx(path)
annotation_label(dat)
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