Talk:Boronia foetida

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Range map[edit]

The range map at Boronia foetida DistMap46.png should not be used. See the note in the file description. (3 of the 29 records shown (and possibly more) BRI AQ0850480, BRI AQ0258165, and BRI AQ0539449 are recorded in AVH as "coordinate precision not valid".) The three points near Maryborough that I checked belonged to a large set collected by Marco Duretto and presumably given an invalid coordinate precision because of the rarity of the species.... (I had downloaded this field, but not thought it worth checking nor had I thought to not use the data involved, but here with essentially two GPS points (29 specimens), this failure is critical.) MargaretRDonald (talk) 20:06, 10 April 2019 (UTC)[reply]