animalPlaceOfContact
zedomel opened this issue · comments
Field | Value |
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GUID | |
Rebipp Class | rebipp:Interaction |
Label | animalPlaceOfContact |
Definition | A list (concatenated and separated) of places (i.e. body parts) of the animal body that contacts its interacting partner during an Interaction . |
Comments | Recommended best practice is to separate the values in a list with space vertical bar space ( ` |
Examples | |
Controlled vocabulary | |
Darwin Core Class | Event |
Cardinality | One to one |
Reference Protocol |
This needs a further revision from a specialist
As we are trying to make inferences about which floral visitors would have the potential to be pollinators, I believe that we should specify in the definition the parts of the flower that are touched.
Definition proposals:
A list (concatenated and separated) of places (i.e. body parts) of the animal body that contacts anther and stigma of its interacting partner during an Interaction.
Or
A list (concatenated and separated) of places (i.e. body parts) of the animal body that contacts anthers and stigma during an Interaction.
Or
A list (concatenated and separated) of places (i.e. body parts) of the animal body that contacts reproductive parts of the flower during an Interaction.
@carmensspires I don't know if we need to include the parts of the flower in the definition.
It will restrict the usage of the term to only floral parts, opposed to allow a generic usage where the animal touches another parts of the plant (leaf, trunk, etc).
By the way, the floral parts when touched must be specified using the term plantPlaceOfContact
(#31). Using the term placePlaceOfContact
one can specify values as: anther
or stigma
.
If the intention is to record interactions (regardless of whether they result in pollination or not) I agree that it is better not to mention specific parts of the plant, such as floral structures.
New definition: A list (concatenated and separated) of animal's body parts that contacts the plant
Removed partner during an Interaction
since it the interaction with a plant is implicit here (Interaction
class)