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\name{get_species_details}
\alias{get_species_details}
\title{Retrieve Comprehensive Species Information from ILORA Database}
\usage{
get_species_details(species_name)
}
\arguments{
\item{species_name}{Character vector of species names to query. Must be non-empty.}
}
\value{
A structured list containing data frames for each category:
\describe{
\item{taxonomy}{Taxonomic classification.}
\item{invasion_status}{Invasion status of the species.}
\item{general_info}{General species information.}
\item{native_range}{Native range at TDWG level 2.}
\item{introduction}{Introduction pathway and first record date in India.}
\item{uses}{Economic uses across different sectors.}
\item{market_info}{Market metrics such as plant prices.}
\item{habitat}{Habitat information.}
\item{naturalized_range}{Naturalized range at TDWG level 2.}
\item{occurrence_distribution}{List containing occurrence and distribution data frames.}
\item{geography}{List containing LULC, anthrome, and ecoregion data frames.}
\item{climate}{Climate-related data.}
}
}
\description{
This function fetches detailed data for one or more species from multiple ILORA database tables.
It retrieves taxonomy, invasion status, general information, native range, introduction pathways,
uses, market data, habitat, naturalized range, occurrence and distribution, geography, and climate.
}
\examples{
\donttest{
species_details <- get_species_details(c("Azadirachta indica", "Quercus robur L."))
species_details$taxonomy
species_details$market_info
}
}
