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Word section provides one word per record for everything but cultivar plant identifiers. For example: Achillea 'Cerise Queen' The `words` section provides `Ahillea` as genus word, and `Cerise Queen` as...

dimus

Not sure yet how to do that

dimus

Problems parsing complex author strings with Ex authors when there is an author with initial X

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Here are some species names that get interpreted as hybrid names by gnparser: Ceratophysella skarzynskii Weiner WM & Sun X in Weiner, WM, Xie, Z-J, Li, Y & Sun, X,...

KatjaSchulz

Authors are interpreted as subgenera

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These are all valid/accepted names from the current version of the Catalogue of Life Plant genera [Nassella (Trin.) É.Desv.](https://www.catalogueoflife.org/data/taxon/8VZLC) – simple: Trin. – full: Nassella subgen. Trin. [Dacrycarpus (Endl.) de...

KatjaSchulz

comb. nov. and provis. should parse

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Hello, I found that the following strings produce parsing errors, while I think they should not. The last one is probably the case with most impact, as a subspecies is...

aguilbau

subgenus = Incertae sedis then name string doesn't parse, also strange looking quality values

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Raw data (unparsed): [beulah-first-5000-name-strings-unparsed.csv](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/18511181/beulah-first-5000-name-strings-unparsed.csv) Modified GNParsed Data Set: [beulath-taxonnames-gnparsed-first-5000-rows.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/18511136/beulath-taxonnames-gnparsed-first-5000-rows.txt) - added **family** column, value = **Carabidae** - opened file in Notepad ++ - changed **CRLF** line endings to UNIX (LF)...

debpaul

We should parse names like this, but lower the quality to 2, and ignore subgenus. See https://github.com/gnames/gnparser/issues/277

dimus

Viruses now follow rules of binomial nomenclature, and we need to update how do we parse them. Now for viruses we have two possibilities -- old names written in English,...

dimus