rWCVP (version 1.2.4)

wcvp_distribution_map: Plot distribution maps for species, genera or families

Description

Plot distribution maps for species, genera or families

Usage

wcvp_distribution_map(
  range,
  crop_map = FALSE,
  native = TRUE,
  introduced = TRUE,
  extinct = TRUE,
  location_doubtful = TRUE
)

Value

A ggplot2::ggplot of the distribution.

Arguments

range

Simple features (sf) data frame of the type output by wcvp_distribution().

crop_map

Logical. Crop map extent to distribution? Defaults to FALSE.

native

Logical. Include native range? Defaults to TRUE.

introduced

Logical. Include introduced range? Defaults to TRUE.

extinct

Logical. Include extinct range? Defaults to TRUE.

location_doubtful

Logical. Include occurrences that are thought to be doubtful? Defaults to TRUE.

Details

The colour scheme mirrors that used by Plants of the World (POWO; https://powo.science.kew.org/), where green is native, purple is introduced, red is extinct and orange is doubtful. See Examples for how to use custom colours.

Examples

 # these examples require 'rWCVPdata'
if(requireNamespace("rWCVPdata")){
p <- wcvp_distribution_map(wcvp_distribution("Callitris", taxon_rank = "genus"))
p
# now only the native range, and cropped to range extent
p <- wcvp_distribution_map(wcvp_distribution("Callitris", taxon_rank = "genus"),
  introduced = FALSE, crop_map = TRUE
)
p
# now with different colours
# note that this taxon only has native and introduced occurrences, so only two colours are needed
p <- wcvp_distribution_map(wcvp_distribution("Callitris", taxon_rank = "genus"))
p +
  # for polygons
  ggplot2::scale_fill_manual(values = c("red", "blue")) +
  # for points (islands)
  ggplot2::scale_colour_manual(values = c("red", "blue"))
  }