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I have a large list of genera to lookup, and I (knowingly) have lots of duplicates. I don't want it all uniq'd down to unique genera only.
If the list starts with "Aa" first and "Aa" second, I want two separate lines output e.g.
genus family order group
1 Aa Orchidaceae Asparagales Angiosperms
2 Aa Orchidaceae Asparagales Angiosperms
But instead it just throws an error and doesn't output any table. I can only get an output table with by_species=FALSE and it only has ~12,000 in it (not what I want).
Hi Ross. I appreciate the bug reports - but could you do us a favour and provide a minimally reproducible example for us? (i.e., 4-5 lines that we can run beginning to end to recreate your problem -- see here for more information).
I'm sure we can reverse engineer the issues you've found but it just makes it a lot easier, and therefore keeps it a little higher in the list of things to do.
I have a large list of genera to lookup, and I (knowingly) have lots of duplicates. I don't want it all uniq'd down to unique genera only.
If the list starts with "Aa" first and "Aa" second, I want two separate lines output e.g.
But instead it just throws an error and doesn't output any table. I can only get an output table with by_species=FALSE and it only has ~12,000 in it (not what I want).
Is it possible to coerce it to the style of output I desire, outputting 'dumbly' for each and every input name, even if there are duplicates?
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