Pubblicato in iPhylo
Autore Roderic Page
For anyone doing research or involved in scientific infrastructure, demonstrating the "impact" of those activities is becoming increasingly important.
For anyone doing research or involved in scientific infrastructure, demonstrating the "impact" of those activities is becoming increasingly important.
Browsing JSTOR's Global Plants database I was struck by the number of comments people have made on individual plant specimens. For example, for the Holotype of Scorodoxylum hartwegianum Nees (K000534285) there is a comment from Håkan Wittzell that the "Collection number should read 1269 according to Plantae Hartwegianae". In JSTOR the collection number is 1209. Now, many (if not all) of these specimens will also be in GBIF.