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Joins European springtail functional traits to a taxify() result by looking up accepted_name: vertical stratification, body size, reproduction mode and climatic preferences.

Usage

add_ellers_collembola(x, cols = NULL, verbose = TRUE)

Arguments

x

A data.frame returned by taxify().

cols

Which columns to attach: NULL (default) all, or a character vector of names. See enrichment_cols.

verbose

Logical. Default TRUE.

Value

The same data.frame with additional columns:

ellers_vertical_distribution

Vertical stratification (soil depth class).

ellers_body_size_mm

Body size (mm).

ellers_reproduction

Reproduction mode (sexual or asexual).

ellers_moisture_pref

Moisture preference.

ellers_temperature_pref

Temperature preference.

ellers_thermal_niche_breadth

Thermal niche breadth.

Details

Source: Collembola trait table from Ellers et al. (2018), Dryad, CC0. Coverage: 278 European Collembola species; taxonomy follows the Checklist of the Collembola of the World. The openly licensed analogue of the BETSI multi-trait matrices; its body size agrees with the BETSI body-length floor at Pearson r = 0.96 over 262 shared species. The body size is also available through add_trait()("body_length").

References

Ellers J, Berg MP, Dias ATC, Fontana S, Ooms A, Moretti M (2018) Diversity in form and function: vertical distribution of soil fauna mediates multidimensional trait variation. Journal of Animal Ecology 87:933-944. doi:10.1111/1365-2656.12838

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
taxify("Isotoma viridis", backbone = "gbif") |>
  add_ellers_collembola()
} # }