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SP2000 (version 0.2.0)

get_redlist_china: Query Redlist of Chinese Biodiversity

Description

Query Redlist of China<U+2019>s Biodiversity of Vertebrate, Higher Plants and Macrofungi.

Usage

get_redlist_china(
  query = NULL,
  option = "Scientific Names",
  group = "Amphibians",
  viewDT = FALSE
)

Arguments

query

string The string to query for.

option

character There is one required parameter, which is either Chinese Names or Scientific Names. Give eithera Chinese Names or Scientific Names. If an Scientific Names is given, the Chinese Names parameter may not be used. Only exact matches found the name given will be returned. option=c("Chinese Names","Scientific Names"),,the default value is "Scientific Names".

group

character There is one required parameter, group=c("Amphibians","Birds","Inland Fishes","Mammals","Reptiles","Plants","Fungi").

viewDT

logic TRUE or FALSE,the default value is FALSE.

Value

object

Format

assessment status:

EX

Extinct

EW

Extinct in the wild

RE

Regional Extinct

CR

Critically Endangered

EN

Endangered

VU

Vulnerable

NT

Near Threatened

LC

Least Concern

DD

Data Deficient

Details

Visit the website http://zoology.especies.cn/ for more details.

References

http://zoology.especies.cn/

http://www.fungalinfo.net

http://www.iplant.cn/rep/protlist

http://www.mee.gov.cn

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
#query assessment status via Chinese Names or Scientific Names
get_redlist_china(query = "Anguilla", option = "Scientific Names")
get_redlist_china(query = "Anguilla nebulosa", option = "Scientific Names")

#creates an HTML widget to display rectangular data
get_redlist_china(group = "Inland Fishes", viewDT = TRUE)
# }

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