Annotatation indicates atypical example, how do I catalog?
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The handwritten annotation indicates a determination that this is an atypical speciman, and perhaps more than one annotator. It seems like someone went to site to check plant. How should this be cataloged?
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darryluk
The strict rule is type in the actual original label details. That is all we HAVE to do. If you find spelling errors or errors that you are 100% certain of, then correct them if you wish. Additional annotations, if you can decipher them can be added, say, in brackets, in the additional notes section. I take the view that if it's on there and relevant, then get it recorded, but the Scientists here lean towards just what is on the original.
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