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names with "genus" Candidatus should not be parsed. #96

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dimus opened this issue Dec 18, 2020 · 0 comments
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names with "genus" Candidatus should not be parsed. #96

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dimus commented Dec 18, 2020

created by @dimus at https://gitlab.com/gogna/gnparser/-/issues/96

Maybe it makes sense to create a special semantic category for such names, currently, I am going to mark them as surrogates and not parse them.
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Close #94, close #96 new noparse names
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Do not parse names that have "bacterium" as "epithet".
Do not parse names that start with "Candidatus".
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Close #96 "Candidatus" names are noparse
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