Starting to use Bioperl
Gordon Haverland <[email protected]> Wed, 9 May 2018 09:54:18 -0700
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.lang.perl.bio.general |
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| Organization | Matter Realisations |
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I believe I mentioned in my note about that Native-Plants dbase, that I came into this because I am researching a deer problem. I have about 1000 entries, most are species, some are genus, I think a couple are family (or tribe). Ostensibly, these are all entries for plants that deer may not prefer to eat. There are many reasons why a deer (which I mean generically, so white tail deer, mule deer, moose, elk, ...) may not eat something: tough foliage, spiny, strong odour, toxins, and some others. Some plants share many of these characteristics, some only have one of them. What I have is an array of hash references. Most of the keys point to string values, a few point to undef or things like array references. CommonNames often has multiple string values to it. It would be nice to put it into a more formal format, so that I can try to find missing information to fill in. Any recommendations as to how to proceed with this? Have a great day! Gord