Description: <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>The Plant Center point feature class is used to store the center point locations of living plant specimens as well as the assocated attribute information required to produce living collection maps. This feature class is not designed to replace an existing plant records system, but instead should be linked to one via the Plant Center ID field. This field should be populated with a concatonation of the Accession Number and Qualifier fields thus producing a unique ID for each specimen. This feature class can be used to create a very basic plant records system for new or previously uncataloged collections if desired. </SPAN></P><P><SPAN>Each point should be classified as a Plant Center or Mass Planting using the Plant Center Type field. The Plant Center classification should be used for individual, stand-alone specimens, and the Mass Planting classification should be used to identify a species that is part of a group of plants growing together that may be too complex to map as individuals. Each point classified as a Mass Planting should have a corresponding polygon in the Mass Planting feature class that defines the boundary of the group of plants. This polygon may have one or many species inside of it. Each one of these species should be indentified by a seperate point the Plant Center feature class that is classified as a Mass Planting in the Plant Center Type field. </SPAN></P><P><SPAN>This feature class is closely related to the Plant Center Annotation feature class. Annotation, or fixed map labels, are generated automatically for each point feature from the values in the Scientific Name and Plant Center ID fields.</SPAN></P><P><SPAN>This feature class is also related to the Plant Maintenance, Tree Benefits, Tree Hazard & Health, Planting Bed, Planting Area, Planted Hardscape, and Collection feature classes, and corresponding IDs should be entered appropriately to link these feature classes together.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
Service Item Id: 42afc140faf64a1b9a9c2319ae3782cc
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan
Description: <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>The Plant Center point feature class is used to store the center point locations of living plant specimens as well as the assocated attribute information required to produce living collection maps. This feature class is not designed to replace an existing plant records system, but instead should be linked to one via the Plant Center ID field. This field should be populated with a concatonation of the Accession Number and Qualifier fields thus producing a unique ID for each specimen. This feature class can be used to create a very basic plant records system for new or previously uncataloged collections if desired. </SPAN></P><P><SPAN>Each point should be classified as a Plant Center or Mass Planting using the Plant Center Type field. The Plant Center classification should be used for individual, stand-alone specimens, and the Mass Planting classification should be used to identify a species that is part of a group of plants growing together that may be too complex to map as individuals. Each point classified as a Mass Planting should have a corresponding polygon in the Mass Planting feature class that defines the boundary of the group of plants. This polygon may have one or many species inside of it. Each one of these species should be indentified by a seperate point the Plant Center feature class that is classified as a Mass Planting in the Plant Center Type field. </SPAN></P><P><SPAN>This feature class is closely related to the Plant Center Annotation feature class. Annotation, or fixed map labels, are generated automatically for each point feature from the values in the Scientific Name and Plant Center ID fields.</SPAN></P><P><SPAN>This feature class is also related to the Plant Maintenance, Tree Benefits, Tree Hazard & Health, Planting Bed, Planting Area, Planted Hardscape, and Collection feature classes, and corresponding IDs should be entered appropriately to link these feature classes together.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV>
Service Item Id: 42afc140faf64a1b9a9c2319ae3782cc
Copyright Text: Alliance for Public Gardens GIS, Brian Morgan