Key — what everything means
12 sellable fields
Sellable — the count of fields whose current value comes from a
licence-clean source (public domain, FYFF-derived, or your own verified edits). Only these
fields can go into the paid dataset. Not-sellable doesn't mean wrong — it means the value's
best source is share-alike (Permapeople) or internal-only (PFAF). Promoting in
Review → Resourcing, or hand-editing a value yourself, makes that field sellable.
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Confidence — how well-supported a record (or a single field) is,
based on source agreement, source quality and verification. Green ≥ 70% solid ·
amber 50–69% could use review · red < 50% weak · grey — not yet scored. Your own
verified edits save at 95%.
z4–9 · z4+ · z6–10 est.
Zone — z4–9 = sourced cold and warm
limits · z4+ = sourced cold limit only ·
z6–10 est. = statistically derived estimate, no source has
actually claimed a zone. Entering a real hardiness min clears the estimate
automatically.
nonemildunknown
Tox. — grey "unknown" = never assessed (the catalog refuses to
guess on safety) · green = assessed, no known toxicity · amber = assessed, has some
toxicity. Safety data must be human-verified before it can ever be sold.
usda_plants ★clean⚠☰ 3
In the record drawer — ★ marks the source that currently owns the
field's value · green "clean" = that source is licence-clean · a grey chip shows the
claim's quality tier instead · red ⚠ = sources disagree (settle it in Review → Conflicts) ·
☰ 3 opens the field's evidence (3 source claims).
Conf. ↓ Zone ↕
Sorting — click any column header marked ↕, or use the dropdown.
The arrow shows the active sort and its direction. Layer, Sellable and Tox. can't be
sorted yet — the search API doesn't support those keys.