Also, see the examples in the demos folder on the Github site above.
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# A species list, which ecologies often have, but may not know the family names, or if they do, | |
# they (meaning me) may spell the names wrong from time to time | |
> splist <- c("annona_cherimola", 'annona_muricata', "quercus_robur", | |
"shorea_robusta", "pandanus_patina", "oryza_sativa", "durio_zibethinus", | |
"rubus_ulmifolius", "asclepias_curassavica", "pistacia_lentiscus") | |
# Get the Taxonomic Serial Number for each species, which are unique (note that there could be many TSN's within a species | |
# for each subspecies for example. So you may want to query for you species using get_itis_xml in the demos on the github | |
# site and then make sure you get the TSN for the right subspecies or species | |
> tsns <- laply(splist, get_tsn, searchtype = "sciname", by_ = "name", | |
.progress = "text") | |
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# Get Phylomatic formatted strings for each species (e.g., family/genus/genus_epithet) | |
> dat_ <- laply(tsns, get_phymat_format, format='rsubmit', .progress="text") | |
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# Send the strings to Phylomatic website via an API, and retrieve the newick tree (alternatively, get xml output) | |
> tree <- get_phylomatic_tree(dat_, 'TRUE', 'GET', 'new', 'TRUE') | |
Loading required package: ape | |
# Plot the tree, or do anything else you want to do! | |
> plot(tree) |
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