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Usage
editCreates a citation of Southwest Colorado Wildflowers.
Parameters
edit|color= and |genus= are required. |species= is of course required to link to a species page.
|color=- The color of the flower. Used in the URL. Has to be capitalized.
|genus=- The genus. Capitalized. Used in the URL and link text.
|species=- The species name. Lowercase. Used in the URL and link text.
|link=1- Switch to a link suitable for an external links section.
|access-date=,|accessdate=- As in other citation templates.
|mode=- The citation mode. The default is
cs1(Citation Style 1); you can change it tocs2(Citation Style 2).
Examples
edit{{Southwest Colorado Wildflowers |color=White |genus=Drymocallis |species=arguta |access-date=22 July 2018}}{{Southwest Colorado Wildflowers |color=White |genus=Drymocallis |species=arguta |link=1}}{{Southwest Colorado Wildflowers |color=Blue Purple |genus=Viola |access-date=2 November 2024}}{{Southwest Colorado Wildflowers |color=Blue Purple |genus=Viola |link=1}}
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- Schneider, Al. "Drymocallis arguta". Southwest Colorado Wildflowers. Gothic, Colorado: Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory. Retrieved 2 November 2024.
- Southwest Colorado Wildflowers
- Schneider, Al. "Viola". Southwest Colorado Wildflowers. Gothic, Colorado: Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory. Retrieved 2 November 2024.
- Southwest Colorado Wildflowers