This property records an E20_Biological_Object to which a taxon has been assigned in an S48_Taxon_Assignment.


This class contains actions for classifying taxa (in the context of Herbarium Erlangense).


This class comprises a hierarchically structured system of concepts.
In the systematics of biology, this describes a unit to which a group of living beings is assigned according to certain criteria. In Herbaria, an instance of class S15_Taxon describes the "complete scientific name of a plant", which consists of at least one species name, an associated genus name and a family name which is superior to it.

Example:
The scientific name (S15_Taxon) of the plant three-leaved Windoeschen is "Anemone trifolia" from the family "Ranunculaceae". Anemone "is the genus name and" trifolia "is the species name.


An instance of the class comprises the second description of an instance of the class S15_Taxon by an author, which may differ from the content of the instance of the class S75_First_Description.


This class covers the actions of establishing relationships between two notional concepts and allows documentation of how the statement was made.
This class was introduced as a help for importing data into WissKI to implement the taxonomic classification of instances of class S15_Taxon in a hierarchical structure.


This class includes concepts of the zoological taxonomic system to classify instances of the class E1_CRM_Entity and to rank them according to their relatives. An instance of class S81_Rank returns the hierarchical level of an object.

Example:
The taxon Adonis has the rank of genus (S81_Rank). It is subordinate to the family Ranunculaceae (S81_Rank).


An instance of the class S74_Relevance describes the relevance or topicality of the used taxon name in the research context.


This property records an E20_Biological_Object to which a different taxon has been assigned in a new S48_Taxon_Assignment.


This class includes concepts to characterize a selected individual or taxon in the sense of biological nomenclatures, such as the International Code of the Nomenclature for Algae, Mushrooms and Plants or the International Rules for the Zoological Nomenclature.

Example:
Taxon X is a holotype (instance of class S86). It was the basis for defining and naming a superior taxon.


This class comprises the categories of danger to an instance of E20_Biological_Object according to the current standards of the IUCN and the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation.


This property allows the hierarchical assignment of a subordinate taxon (S15_Taxon) to a superordinate family (S15_Taxon).


This class contains character strings that are used to uniquely identify a specific instance of the class S15_Taxon and reflect the current description in the research context.


An instance of the class comprises the author's first description of an instance of class S15_Taxon.


This property describes a S1_collection_Object as the subject of an E33_Linguistic_Object, in order to describe its danger status according to the current standards of the IUCN and the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation.


A S19 Plant denotes all things that are or derive from living plants.