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Where do I put the notes that are displayed on the annotation label?

4/28/2020

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Problem
Information other than the identifier, date, and species identification is included on the annotation label.
Our Solution
You can enter any extra information on the annotation label in the ID Remarks field. This field can be found once you click the pencil icon in the Latest Identification box.
If the information is just the name of an herbarium or university (i.e., the affiliation of the determiner), do not transcribe this information.
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