Bauble is an open-source plant collection manager that allows individuals and organizations to manage plant collections from their computer or mobile device. It has built-in features for searching, creating and editing records of families, genera, taxa, accessions, plants and locations. Bauble also has an open API and stores data in the cloud to ensure plant records are safe, available and can be accessed from any device.

1. BAUBLE BIODIVERSITY COLLECTION
MANAGER
Fareeha Qavi Roll# 3059
BS(Hons)Botany 3rd E1
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2. TABLE OF CONTENT
• Introduction.
• Searching.
• Creating and editing records.
• Reset API.
• Gallery.
• Conclusion.
• Reference.
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3. INTRODUCTION
Bauble is an opinionated plant collection manager that allows
an individual or an organization to manage their plant
collections from their computer or mobile device and to host
that collection in the “cloud”.
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4. • Built for the Cloud.
The servers running Bauble are built to be redundant and reliable so that you can
be sure that your plant records are safe and available when you need them.
• Open source.
Bauble is open source and built entirely from open source software. This means
that your data isn’t locked up into proprietary database. You could even run your
own instance of Bauble on your own servers. You can find the code that makes
the Bauble server .
• Enforces best practices.
By enforcing relationships between families, genera, taxa, accessions and plants
Bauble ensures that your records don’t become polluted with mistyped generic
names, plants without locations, etc.
• Open API
With an open API you can extend your plant records to work with other services
or run custom analysis on your data. The possibiites are endless. For more
information about API see the REST API section.
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5. SEARCHING
Bauble enables you to search your plant records for generic
terms or use more specific queries to find exactly what you’re
looking for. Three types of search in Bauble are:
• Search by value.
• Domain queries.
• Expressions.
These three types of searches are in order of simplicity and
forgiving to detailed and complex.
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6. Creating and Editing Records.
• Family.
• Family Synonyms.
• Genus.
• Genus Synonyms.
• Taxon.
• Accession.
• Plant.
• Location.
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7. Reset API
Models:
User:
id: The unique user id.
email: The unique user id.
Organization:
id: The unique organization id.
name: The full name of the organization.
short_name: A short name or acronym for the organization.
address:
city:
state:
zip:
Family:
id: The unique family id.
family: The family name.
qualifer: The qualifer.
str: The full string of the family.
Genus:
id: The unique genus id.
Taxon:
id: The unique taxon id.
Accession:
id: The unique accession id.
Plant:
id: The unique plant id.
Location:
id: The unique location id.
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10. Conclusion.
This is a best way through which I get
information about families and genera of
plants and about their classifications.
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11. Reference.
http://bauble.io/docs/getting_started.html
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