Lists of angiosperms in the campos rupestres according to Reflora

<p>These two files contain a list of angiosperm species occurring in the <i>campos rupestres.</i></p><p>The file<i> </i><a href="https://zenodo.org/api/records/10085292/draft/files/cr_list_zenodo.xlsx/content">cr_list_zenodo.xlsx </a>contains a column with angiosperm species, a column with their corresponding scientific names, and a column with ID number as per information stored in Reflora's database.</p><p>The file <a href="https://zenodo.org/api/records/10085292/draft/files/list_syn_merged_no_underscore_noNA_unique_accepted_after_syn_analysis_only_angiosperms_zenodo.xlsx/content">list_syn_merged_no_underscore_noNA_unique_accepted_after_syn_analysis_only_angiosperms_zenodo.xlsx </a>contains a column describing the status of the species according to REFLORA, a column indicating clade (in this case angiosperms), a column with an assigned number, a column with the accepted names as per REFLORA, and a column containing merged synonyms, sourced from TROPICOS, ITIS, GBIF and REFLORA.&nbsp;</p><p>This file is color coded according to the following logic:</p><ul><li>Red cells indicate there was a lot of dissonance between synonyms retrieved from different databases (TROPICOS, ITIS, GBIF and REFLORA)</li><li>Pink cells indicate REFLORA didn't list the same synonyms as the other database, in which case the synonyms not listed in REFLORA were highlighted in red.</li><li>Orange cells indicate only REFLORA had synonyms for a given taxon (synonyms highlighted in green).&nbsp;</li><li>Green cells indicate the data between REFLORA and the other databases was matched.</li><li>Yellow, blue and salmon cells indicate that species had infraspecific taxa.</li></ul>