Dictionary of terms used to flag cultivated individuals

cultivated is a list of character vectors containing keywords used to identify whether an occurrence record refers to cultivated or non-cultivated individuals.

This object is used internally by flag_cultivated() to scan occurrence fields (such as notes, habitat descriptions, or remarks) and classify records as cultivated or not cultivated based on textual patterns.

The list combines terms from plantR (plantR:::cultivated and plantR:::notCultivated) with additional multilingual variants commonly found in herbarium metadata.

Usage

cultivated

Format

A named list with two elements:

cultivated

Character vector. Terms that indicate an individual is cultivated. Imported from plantR:::cultivated.

not_cultivated

Character vector. Terms suggesting an individual is not cultivated (e.g., “not cultivated”, “not planted”, “no plantada”, “no cultivada”), including terms from plantR:::notCultivated.

Details

These terms are matched case-insensitively after text cleaning (e.g., lowercasing and accent removal).

References

de Lima, Renato AF, et al. plantR: An R package and workflow for managing species records from biological collections. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 14.2 (2023): 332-339.

See also

flag_cultivated

Examples

data(cultivated)

cultivated$cultivated
#>  [1] "cultivated"        "cultivada"         "cultivado"        
#>  [4] "cultivato"         "cultivad"          "under cultivation"
#>  [7] "exotic"            "exótica"           "plantada"         
#> [10] "plantado"          "planted"           "plantio"          
#> [13] "arboreto"          "arboretum"         "pomar"            
#> [16] "área de visitação" "cult\\."           "cant\\. [a-z]"    
#> [19] "cant [A-Z]"        "cant\\. [0-9]"     "cant \\. [0-9]"   
#> [22] "cant [0-9]"        "\\(cult\\)"        "\\(cult \\)"      
#> [25] "in cultivo"        "in cultis"         " quadra [a-z]"    
#> [28] "quadra [a-z] do"   "naturalised"       "em experimento de"
cultivated$not_cultivated
#>  [1] "nativa"               "espontânea"           "pastagem cultivada"  
#>  [4] "área do arboreto"     "presença de exóticas" " área cultivada"     
#>  [7] " cultivated area"     "no plantada"          "no cultivada"        
#> [10] "not cultivated"       "not planted"