Re: Naming standards

From: BIHOREL at cris.com (Christian Feuillet) on 1997.01.12 at 20:28:19(111) >By your ability to update in such a short time, I take it you already >have a key element: a soft copy of a table of species with indications >of which are synonyms of which. Where do you find one of those? All >I could find was a table down to the genus level. > >With a table to the species level, I could start coding. (That's "coding" >as in writing software, not making up codes. (I'd also need to clear a >path to the computer at home, but I think my wife will kill me if I don't >start cleaning up that mess ayway :).)) Such a table would also >answer my recent Philodendron questions. > >Thanks, >Todd +More Hum, I guess I forgot to put several :-) in my message! Well more seriously, I do not have anything for Aroids, but for my favorite, Passifloraceae (mine) and American Gesneriaceae (not mine), I have computer lists that are more than 80% done. The passifloraceae is part of my job though, so I will publish it when ready. It may be on line only latter. No code associated with them. My plants have an entry # associated with a name that I update if needed. There is soft list for many groups like Begonia ... rarely though species AND cultivars. ,--- \\/ ~ ~ \// ( @ @ ) -----oOOo-- (_) --oOOo----------------------- | | | Christian FEUILLET | | | | 11400 Hennessey Dr. | BIHOREL@cris.com | | Beltsville MD 20705 | (301) 937 9197 | | | | TROPICS GENEALOGY CATS FRANCE PLANTS ... | |_____________________________________________|

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