feature request #9755
Updated by Andreas Müller over 2 years ago
Cultivar names, groups and grex are currently not parsable (#9757)
Cultivar names, groups and grex need to be formatted correctly (#9754)
Decide on related ranks (see also #6387)
Add "Group" or "Gp" and "grex" or "gx" as abbreviation to the according rank terms (similar to #5981 - but not fully correct there)
Handling of cultivars in TaxEditor needs improvement (see #9762)
* Show cultivar ranks only when ICNCP is selected, do not show any other ranks then
* Make it possible to select only from certain Codes in NomCode field (e.g. only ICN and ICNCP), alternatively remove ICNCP from Codes as selecting one of the cultivar ranks (#6387) may be enought to decide that ICNCP is meant (ask taxonomists for correctness of this idea)
Handle cultivars correctly in publication
* cultivar part should not be put in italics (see also formatting)
Questions:
* is grex only used for cultivars? What about existing grex names in current databases
* what exactly is rank "denomination class" (see Art. 6), usually it is a genus, should it be moved there?
* Should graft-chimera be handled similar to hybrids (or general: how to handle them)
* what is rank convar (see #6387)
* Should a cultivar name link to the scientific name it is derived from? (see IOPI model https://archive.bgbm.org/biodivinf/docs/iopi_model/iopi_model.pdf page 295)
* How to handle cultivars using infraspecific scientific name part (the rank can not be defined here as the rank is used for setting the cultivar rank), should rank marker be entered into the infaspecific epi field as this is a rare case, maybe change label in TaxEditor in this case?
What about grex names like "Amblysellus grex" (https://www.cabi.org/isc/datasheet/4880)? Is this a simple species or a cultivated plant name? Similar: Parthenicus grex Van Duzee, 1925
Code: http://www.actahort.org/chronica/pdf/sh_10.pdf
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationaler_Code_der_Nomenklatur_der_Kulturpflanzen
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grex_(horticulture)