1) What additional data sources can we use for occurrence data? can you please mention them and also if there any function to access them.
2) additional layers such as protected areas of the world and any function to easily access them.
################## potential data sources - notes from discussions ###############
1) Genesys – the accessions in situ – GBIF is more curated – data should be filtered
Weighing the data – Filtering by date
2) WIEWS
3) Herbaria – open herbarium – an open data base where major herbaria are digitized and data are made available
4) Symbiota – https://symbiota.org/
5) The botanical gardens conservation database - can potentially be ex situ conservation - need caution
7) Protected planet.
######### abiotic stresses #################
Aridity, Soil Ph, Soil salinity from harmonized data sources
ErikKusch
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1) What additional data sources can we use for occurrence data? can you please mention them and also if there any function to access them. 2) additional layers such as protected areas of the world and any function to easily access them. ################## potential data sources - notes from discussions ############### 1) Genesys – the accessions in situ – GBIF is more curated – data should be filtered Weighing the data – Filtering by date 2) WIEWS 3) Herbaria – open herbarium – an open data base where major herbaria are digitized and data are made available 4) Symbiota – https://symbiota.org/ 5) The botanical gardens conservation database - can potentially be ex situ conservation - need caution 7) Protected planet. ######### abiotic stresses ################# Aridity, Soil Ph, Soil salinity from harmonized data sources