I just added the hybrid genus × Comagaria for the cultivated ‘Pink Panda’ strawberries. See
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragaria_×_Comarum_hybrids for details. When I add the species as × Comagaria rosea, it is converted to × comagaria rosea. I had to resort to leaving off the × to avoid this. Is this a bug I should report, or is there a known solution?
This was supposed fixed when I added the feature request, because the original problem was curators couldn’t capitalize in the first place. Later I heard there was a bug going around but I believe genus hybrids that were fixed before the bug came about still as such.
This remains an issue. × phyllosasa tranquillans should render as × Phyllosasa tranquillans
(or as ×Phyllosasa tranquillans
if the space is omitted)
Still not fixed :(
Maybe somewhat relatedly, there are a handful of taxa ranked as infrahybrid that include a genus name after the ×, with this probably having the most observations (other examples including these - 1 2 3), but it seems the fix allowing hybrids to have a capitalized 2nd genus name may have only applied to taxa ranked as hybrid (and genushybrid, unless that was already allowed?), not infrahybrid, since in all examples of the latter I could find the 2nd genus is still lowercase
Just came across this here: https://www.inaturalist.org/flags/566934
@tiwane Is there really no way to fix this?
This bug affects several other species :
- × astrolista bicarinata
- × bacurio delphinatifolius
- × butyagrus nabonnandii
- ×agropogon lutosus
- ×amelasorbus jackii
- ×carpophyma pallidum
- ×dupoa labradorica
Is there any way to fix it?
My proposal was that genus hybrids shouldn’t even require a manual ×, so you’d enter it as if it was a normal genus and the site would append it…
Another one :
× reyllopia conollyana
edit : another one :
× crataegosorbus miczurinii
edit : × hoodiapelia beukmanii
edit : × leia cabrerae
For what it’s worth, further examples aren’t really helpful at this point. There just needs to be a fix implemented. Since this is a bug that doesn’t affect core functionality, it’s lower priority than other ones.
It is just to keep track of the names that will need to be fixed.