refining road, adding buildings on both sides.

restoring or setting Spanish vernacular names based on history or Linnaean binomial.

adding Spanish vernacular for Almendro, restoring local Spanish vernacular name for Nance/Nancite (Byrsonima crassifolia).

restoring Spanish vernacular name for Eucalipto. had initially been attributed to 'name'.

restoring Spanish vernacular name for Tuya oriental. had initially been attributed to 'name'.

restoring Spanish vernacular name for Mango. had initially been attributed to 'name'.

restoring Spanish vernacular name for Tulipán africano. had initially been attributed to 'name'.

restoring the name "Palma real" to the field "species:es", doubting it should be one of the other two names the original authors had also used: "palmera botella" or "palmera real".

restoring Spanish vernacular name for Almendro (Terminalia catappa). Had initially been attributed to 'name'.

removing association Madroño → Arbutus unedo, the first being a common name attributed to very many different species, the second being a Mediterranean shrub.

restoring Spanish vernacular name for Monje. had initially been attributed to 'name'.

restoring Spanish vernacular name for Colorín (Amarillo). had initially been attributed to 'name'. I have doubts the translation to Linnaean Binomial is correct for all of them

restoring Spanish vernacular name for Guaje. had initially been attributed to 'name'.

putting back original "name" value to the field "species:es", removing questionable scientific name attribution.

restoring Spanish vernacular name for Eucalipto. had initially been attributed to 'name' as 'nin'.

removing translation from Spanish vernacular name "Laurel de la India" to two Ficus species by non botanist.

removing excessively optimistic translation from Spanish vernacular name "Ciprés" to the Eurasian species Cupressus sempervirens.

restoring Spanish vernacular name for Eucalipto. had initially been attributed to 'name' as 'nin'.

restoring Spanish vernacular name for Palmera bambu. had initially been attributed to 'name' as 'nin'.

restoring and fixing Spanish vernacular name for Neem (Nim). had initially been attributed to 'name' as 'nin'.