User talk:Felino Volador

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Hello

Thanks for your contributions to date. I hope you do not think that I am being too interfering, but I have completed Ocotea floribunda to include its synonymy and a few more references. The taxon page could be better, for example to include links to local fora and an image, but there is not one on Wikicommons unfortunately. There are a few bits of advice I can offer. If you look at the list of synonyms you can see that each category is in date order rather than alphabetically - taxonomist prefer it this way, as well as the use of the term Synonymy for a complex list. Also the use of templates for the authors is always recommended. I would also suggest that there is a bit of a pecking order for secondary sources. The best is WCSP it is 99% accurate and up to date, but not inclusive - no Octea! COL is very good after its recent update, but needs a really good check for more controversial taxa, but it is easy to download a list for WS editing. TPL is easy to download from but is out of date and needs a thorough cross check. Tropicos is good with useful links to BHL and local flora etc., but species list can not be trusted, so need cross checking. IPNI is essential for the correct publication and scientific name details, but contains pretty well all published names, so use it with a little bit of care! Finally. please have a look through our Help section. If you need more help then feel free to contact me on my talk page or the community ask on the Village Pump. Good luck and I hope you enjoy making contributions. Andyboorman (talk) 20:53, 28 April 2017 (UTC)

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