<b>O armário: Fruiting phenology data for 4,462 spontaneous and cultivated plant taxa in Portugal (1926 </b><b>– 2013)</b>

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Heleno, Ruben;Costa, José;Covelo, Filipe;Santos, Joaquim;Lopes, Pedro;Gouveia, António;Matos, Arménio;Salgado, Agostinho;Girão da Cruz, M. Teresa;Farminhão, João;Horta, Marta;Barreto, Guilherme;Marques, Ana;Craveiro, Leonardo;Pinto, Patrícia;Santos, Matilde;Nunes, Bárbara;Barreiro, Margarida;Dias, André;Rodrigues, Gabriel;Esteves, Leonor;Wanderley, Marina;Santos, Inês;Artiaga, José Pedro;Veríssimo, João;Vilhena, Inês;Moniz, Lucas;Leão, Arthur;Couras, Marta;Mendes, Sara;Nereu, Mauro;Dias da Silva, Ana Margarida;Sales, Fátima;Gonçalves, M. Teresa;Coutinho, António;Freitas, Helena;Silva, Joaquim;Ramos, Jaime;Marchante, Elizabete;Timóteo, Sérgio

Description

Here we provide information on the exact day and site where seeds of 4,462 taxa were collected for the Index Seminum (seed exchange catalogue) of the Botanic Garden of the University of Coimbra, between 1926 and 2013. Seeds were collected from spontaneous and cultivated individuals across Portugal, including both native and introduced taxa. The database consists of 127,747 curated records with information on the species, or infraspecific taxa (including authority), and the day and site where seeds were collected. All records are georeferenced and provided with a confidence interval for the collection site. Taxonomy was first curated manually by in-house botanists and then harmonized according to the GBIF backbone taxonomy.

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figshare

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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

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Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics

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Agricultural and Biological Sciences

Domain

Life Sciences

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63%

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Scholar Data Model

Keywords

Ecological physiologyTerrestrial ecologyEcological impacts of climate change and ecological adaptation

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