[Taxacom] BHL new look revealed

[Cynthia Parr]

Mary,

I did find results for both of these names on BHL. You have to click on
Scientific Name and then pick the name to see the bibliography for the
name. I see 6 for Achnatherum aridum and 48 for Stipa arida. You found 3
books/journals that have "Stipa" in the title, but there are also 100
scientific names that include "Stipa" and each one has 1 to 1000s of
bibliographic entries.

Or you can search eol.org for the name, click to the literature tab and
then click on the BHL sub-tab.

Either way, I'm sure it is harder than it should be for this use case.
 Always room for improvement.

Cyndy Parr



On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 11:15 AM, Mary Barkworth <Mary.Barkworth at usu.edu>wrote:

> Perhaps the emphasis should be on a new <b>look</b> revealed - and, from
> what someone said, searching is faster.  Work on creating many of the links
> must be in progress. I tried looking for a some names and decided that, at
> present, it will not be valuable for me. A search for each of Stipa arida
>  and Achnatherum aridum yielded no results; a seach for Stipa yielded 3,
> one of which was for an animal that includes the string stipa in its name.
>  So, nice idea - keep working on it.
> Mary