Primary key (automatically incremented).

Insect related abundance_element_id terms:

(record_type_id = 1)

abundance_element_idelement_nameelement_description
1Whole arthropodA complete, or near complete, insect or similar individual
5MNIMinimum Number of Individuals - an estimation of the number of whole animals represented by the collective parts found.
6Left elytronLeft wing case.
7Right elytronRight wing case.
8ThoraxNULL
9HeadNULL
10Body segment (other)NULL
11LegNULL
17AedeagusReproductive organ of male insect.

Plant related abundance_element_id terms:

(record_type_id = 2)

abundance_element_idelement_nameelement_description
2Pollen grainWhole or partial pollen grain
3LeafWhole or partial leaf
4Seed grainAn individual or partial sead grain
12FlowerNULL
13Leaf budNULL
18NeedleFoliage element of pine, spruce and other needle bearing plants.
19ConeSeed releasing body of coniferous plants.
20Flower budNULL
21FlowerNULL
22Leaf sheathLower part of the leaf, sometimes surrounding the stem.
23Culm node (solid)Place on a plant stem where a leaf is attached, solid stem part.
24Culm node (hollow)Place on a plant stem where a leaf is attached, hollow stem part.
25Culm node (undefined)Place on a plant stem where a leaf is attached, stem part indeterminate or both solid and hollow node parts.
26EarNULL
27SpikeletFlowers of the grasses, cereals etc.
28ChaffBroken lemmas, glumes etc. Commonly unwanted products of threshing.
29Awn fragmentNULL
30Spikelet forkNULL
31Rachis fragmentA fragment part of a segment from the main axis of the cereal/grass spike to which the spikelets are attached.
32Glume baseNULL
33Rachis segment(S)Part(s) of the main axis of the cereal/grass spike to which the spikelets are attached.
34PaleaNULL
35LemmaNULL
36GlumeNULL
37Whole plantTree/bush/plant
39ShellHard casing of nut, fruit stone or similar
40BerryFruiting body (i.e. pulp and seed or seedless body, but not only seeds)
41StemOver ground structural component of plant (note: use other terms for woody plant twigs, branches etc)
42TwigSmall terminal branch of woody plant
43BarkOutermost layer of woody plant stem or root
44WoodStructural tissue of woody plant, e.g. wood chips or bits in soil samples (note: use twig for small branches)
45RootSupporting and most commonly underground structural part of plant with the function of absorbing water and nutrients from the soil. (Variation in function and relation to ground occur).
46Corm (Root bulb/root tuber)Tuber/bulb-like structure on the roots of some cultivated plants (e.g. Arrhenatherum elatius var. bulbosum)
47Cone scaleIndividual plate on a cone
48EndospermInternal part of seed, usually providing starch (nutrition) for the initial growth of the plant
49StrawGrassy cultivated plant (mainly cereal) stem(s)

other recorded types of abundance_element_id terms:

record_type_idabundance_element_idelement_nameelement_description
316SporeNULL
338UnknownUnidentified ~pollen sized fossil
414ShellNULL
815CarapaceDorsal section of arthropod exoskeleton or shell, plus some vertebrates such as turtles.