Struct backend::model::entity::Plants

pub struct Plants {

    pub id: i32,
    pub unique_name: String,
    pub common_name_en: Option<Vec<Option<String>>>,
    pub common_name_de: Option<Vec<Option<String>>>,
    pub family: Option<String>,
    pub edible_uses_en: Option<String>,
    pub functions: Option<String>,
    pub heat_zone: Option<i16>,
    pub shade: Option<Shade>,
    pub soil_ph: Option<Vec<Option<SoilPh>>>,
    pub soil_texture: Option<Vec<Option<SoilTextureEnum>>>,
    pub ecosystem_niche: Option<String>,
    pub deciduous_or_evergreen: Option<DeciduousOrEvergreen>,
    pub herbaceous_or_woody: Option<HerbaceousOrWoody>,
    pub life_cycle: Option<Vec<Option<LifeCycle>>>,
    pub growth_rate: Option<Vec<Option<GrowthRate>>>,
    pub height: Option<i32>,
    pub fertility: Option<Vec<Option<Fertility>>>,
    pub created_at: NaiveDateTime,
    pub updated_at: NaiveDateTime,
    pub has_drought_tolerance: Option<bool>,
    pub tolerates_wind: Option<bool>,
    pub preferable_permaculture_zone: Option<i16>,
    pub hardiness_zone: Option<String>,
    pub light_requirement: Option<Vec<Option<LightRequirement>>>,
    pub water_requirement: Option<Vec<Option<WaterRequirementEnum>>>,
    pub propagation_method: Option<Vec<Option<PropagationMethod>>>,
    pub alternate_name: Option<String>,
    pub edible: Option<bool>,
    pub edible_parts: Option<Vec<Option<String>>>,
    pub spread: Option<i32>,
    pub warning: Option<String>,
    pub version: Option<i16>,
    pub external_source: Option<ExternalSource>,
    pub sowing_outdoors: Option<Vec<Option<i16>>>,
    pub harvest_time: Option<Vec<Option<i16>>>,
    pub seed_weight_1000: Option<f64>,
}

The Plants entity builds up an hierarchical structure, see /doc/database/hierarchy.md:

Hierarchy

This document explains the hierarchy of the plants table. Please make sure that you already read the biology section of the glossary.

Introduction

The plants table contains entries of:

• concrete plants, or
• abstract plants (representants of ranks)

Concrete plants can be:

• dragged and dropped to the map and
• used as seed entry.

Abstract plants can be:

• used to inherit attributes.

A concrete plant can be of following rank:

• on species level, or
• on variety level, or
• on cultivar level.

Furthermore following must be true:

• genus is below a family,
• specie is below a genus,
• a variety is below a specie,
• a cultivar is below to a specie or a variety

The diagram below shows the hierarchy of entities with height and width as an example of attribute classification.

classDiagram

  class Family:::abstract {
    +int height
    +int width
  }
  class Genus:::abstract {
    +int height
    +int width
  }
  class Species {
    +int height
    +int width
  }
  class Variety {
    +int height
    +int width
  }
  class Cultivar {
    +int height
    +int width
  }

  Variety <|-- Cultivar
  Species <|-- Cultivar
  Species <|-- Variety
  Genus <|-- Species
  Family <|-- Genus

Each of these entities can have their own attributes. E.g., a variety below a specie can have different height than the specie itself.

Unique Name

In the database we have a column unique_name. The unique name are, either for abstract plants:

• single latin word to specify “family”, which always ends on: -aceae
• single latin word to specify “genus”

Or is built up by several words (for concrete plants):

• single latin word to specify “genus”
• single latin word to specify “specie”
• optional single latin word to specify “variety”
• optional several words in single quotes to specify “cultivar”, which starts with a capital letter

E.g. Brassica oleracea italica 'Ramoso calabrese'

Hybrid Names

Hybrid names are built up differently. Either two parent binomials, separated by a “x” or “×” or a given binomial, with or without an intercalated “×” (see Wikipedia). So the name does not necessarily say if a plant is a hybrid.

There is no special handling of hybrid names necessary, as the hybrid name is stored as unique name in the database.

Displaying the Unique Name

The unique name of a plant should be displayed as follows:

• Latin name should be displayed in italics.
• The cultivar name should be in regular font, enclosed in single quotes (as stored in the database).

For example: Brassica oleracea italica ‘Ramoso calabrese’

The unique name alone usually is not displayed.

Displaying the Complete Name

The complete name of a plant should be displayed as follows:

• If there is a common name, the common name appears first and should start with a capital letter (e.g., “tomato” becomes “Tomato”).
• If it is a plant name from the seed database, the name continues with hyphen - and the additional name.
• This is followed by the unique name in brackets, unique name as described above in Unique Name.

The general format is:

Common name - additional name (unique name)

In cases where the common name is not available in the current language, it should be displayed as:

unique name - additional name

The cultivar is a part of the unique name.

For example (assuming Brassica oleracea italica doesn’t have a common name):

• Italian broccoli - violett (Brassica oleracea italica ‘Ramoso calabrese’)
• Italian broccoli - violett (Brassica oleracea italica)
• Italian broccoli (Brassica oleracea italica)
• Brassica oleracea italica ‘Ramoso calabrese’ - violett
• Brassica oleracea italica ‘Ramoso calabrese’
• Brassica oleracea italica - violett
• Brassica oleracea italica

Displaying the Short Name

The short name should be displayed as follows:

• Common name or, if common name is not not available, the unique name as described above in Unique Name.
• If additional name is available, - and the additional name should be appended.

For example (assuming Abies mariesii and Brassica oleracea italica don’t have common names):

• Tomato - Gelbe Birne
• Abies mariesii
• Brassica oleracea italica ‘Ramoso calabrese’ - violett

Usage of Plant Names

• The short name is for overview, e.g. when you see all labels in the map editor at once (plant labels).
• The complete name should always be given if the user wants to know precisely which plant she is dealing with, e.g.:
  • when the mouse is hovering over a plant in the plant layer,
  • in search results or
  • in plant details (left bottom toolbar).
• The additional name must always be added if a plant is connected with a seed.

Rules

We know about names (abstract and concrete, including hybrid):

• If it contains more than one word, it is a concrete plant.
• If it contains only one word, it is an abstract plant (family or genus).
• All entries with 2 words are a specie (de: Art),
• All entries with 3 or more words are either:
  • variety (de: Varietät) if all is spelled italic, or
  • are cultivar (de: Sorte) if last part of the name (can be more than 1 word!) is not latin, not italic, is in ‘single quotes’
• All entries with a single x between the words are hybrid. We treat them like specie.

Attributes

Columns are documented in their respective structs.

We prefer strongly-typed data, e.g.:

• enums
• array of enums
• numbers

Columns that contain text should be postfixed with:

• _en for English text
• _de for German text

As we often copy data from other sources, we maintain following columns for external references:

• external_source: an array from enum where the first entry is the “main source” the other columns refer to:
• external_id: an identifier of that source
• external_url: the URL from where the data was taken

Plants are additionally classified as:

• is_concrete_plant (is a concrete plant as opposite to an abstract plant)
• is_tree (as search help within the tree layer)

from Permapeople

Following columns are removed:

• environment (and its references)
• type and is_variety, as variety is now determined from the name (rank to be calculated from name, see above)
• wildflower
• plants_of_the_world_online_name_synonym (redundant to link)
• dutch_name, danish_name, french_name
• when_to_harvest
• propagation_cuttings
• alternate_scientific_name
• hortipedia
• invasive_in
• years_to_bear
• useful_tropical_plants
• thinning
• light_tolerance
• chill_hours, beef_tomato, invasive
• folder_name (at least in DB)
• native_climate_zones
• adapted_climate_zones
• propagation_direct_sowing

Other minor problems:

• fix Labiatae to be lamiaceae (family rank)
• Remove all “var.” from the database entries (staying with the 3 words).

from Reinsaat

Unique name:

• use Scientific name subheading together with name (as cultivar, see above) for our unique_name (Cucurbita ssp. from Scientific name kulturhinweise shouldn’t exist)
• Remove all occurrences of L., MIll., and var..
• Entries on Reinsaat that are spelled like “Brassica oleracea convar. botrytis var. italica” https://www.reinsaat.at/shop/EN/brassica/broccoli/limba/ exist in our database as “Brassica oleracea italica”. Add the Reinsaat entry to our database in a different row with the following nomenclature: Brassica oleracea italica ‘Limba’, with Brassica oleracea italica as parent, by following rules:
  • Remove the term “convar.” and its following word.
  • Remove the “ssp.” and its following word.
• The name maps to cultivar (de: Sorte), i.e. a rank below variety and is expressed in non-latin words, such as ‘Limba’. In our database we want them:
  • back together in one name (the unique name, as described above) e.g. Brassica oleracea italica ‘Limba’ or Malus domestica ‘Gala’.
  • with a link to the variety, if present, otherwise species

Individual problems:

• Daucus carota L. ssp. sativus –> Daucus carota sativus
• Petroselinum crispum ssp. tuberosum –> Petroselinum crispum tuberosum
• Papaver somnif. var. paeonifl. –> Papaver somniferum paeoniflorum
• Alcea rosea fl. pl. –> Alcea rosea flore pleno
• Campanula lat. macr. –> Campanula latifolia macrantha
• Malva sylvestris ssp. maur. –> Malva sylvestris mauritiana
• Sonnenblume, Velvet Queen: None should be Helianthus annuus

Further Readings

• Rationale is explained in this decision.

Fields

id: i32

• The internal id of the plant.
• Fill ratio: 100%

unique_name: String

• The unique name of the plant.
• The structure is described above (doc/database/hierarchy.md).
• Fill ratio: 100%

common_name_en: Option<Vec<Option<String>>>

• The list of the common names of the plant in English.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants and Permapeople.
• Fill ratio: 90%

common_name_de: Option<Vec<Option<String>>>

• The list of the common names of the plant in German.
• Fetched from Wikidata API if not present in any source datasets.
• Fill ratio: 25%

family: Option<String>

• Family of the plant.
• See /doc/architecture/glossary.md.
• Used to build up hierarchy.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants and Permapeople.
• Fill ratio: 88%

edible_uses_en: Option<String>

• TODO: comment out
• The edible use of the plant, answering: Which food type can be produced from this plant, e.g. oil?
• Interesting for search functionality.
• Fetched from Permapeople as edible_uses and merged with Reinsaat.
• Fill ratio: 6%

functions: Option<String>

• TODO: use in search (and attribute)
• Used for search ranking (diversity).
• ecological and environmental function of the plant, especially nitrogen fixer is relevant for PermaplanT.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants)
• Fill ratio: 13%

heat_zone: Option<i16>

• TODO: comment out
• Not used.
• Use hardiness_zone instead.
• indication of the heat range a plant endures.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants.
• Fill ratio: 0.05%

shade: Option<Shade>

• Shade tolerance of the plant, to be used together with light_requirement.
• Used in shade layer.
• For example a plant that has “no shade”, should get a warning if placed in a shade.
• No shade: full sun exposure
• Light shade: moderately shaded throughout the day
• Partial shade: about 3-6 hours of direct sunlight
• Permanent shade: less than 3 hours of direct sunlight
• Shade indicates the shade tolerance. Plants obviously grow better with better light conditions.
• Warnings should only show if a plant is moved into a too dark spot. No warning should be shown when moved into a lighter spot.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants.
• Fill ratio: 63%

soil_ph: Option<Vec<Option<SoilPh>>>

• TODO: comment out
• Currently unused (maybe later used in pH layer).
• See explanation in /doc/architecture/context.md
• Soil PH can be tested by the user with simple means (e.g. litmus).
• Fetched from PracticalPlants and Permapeople (merged between Permapeople and PracticalPlants).
• Fill ratio: 1%

soil_texture: Option<Vec<Option<SoilTextureEnum>>>

• See explanation in /doc/architecture/context.md
• Used in soil layer.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants and Permapeople (merged with soil_type of Permapeople).
• Fill ratio: 88%

ecosystem_niche: Option<String>

• TODO: comment out
• Interesting for search functionality.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants
• informs about the (vertical) layer, that the plant usually inhabits, e.g. soil surface or canopy
• Fill ratio: 16%

deciduous_or_evergreen: Option<DeciduousOrEvergreen>

• TODO: use in search (and attribute)
• Only informational.
• deciduous = plants loose leaves in winter.
• evergreen = Plants don’t throw leaves (e.g. pine tree).
• Not applicable for annual plants.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants and merged with leaves of Permapeople.
• Fill ratio: 30%

herbaceous_or_woody: Option<HerbaceousOrWoody>

• TODO: use in attribute
• Only informational.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants
• informs about the plant physiology
• woody = grows woody parts
• herbaceous = doesn’t grow wood, shoots remain soft/green.
• Fill ratio: 26%

life_cycle: Option<Vec<Option<LifeCycle>>>

• Use in search (and attribute)
• Determines life span of the plant.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants and Permapeople (merged with life_cycle of Permapeople).
• Fill ratio: 68%

growth_rate: Option<Vec<Option<GrowthRate>>>

• TODO: comment out
• Only informational.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants and Permapeople (merged with growth of Permapeople).
• Fill ratio: 30%

height: Option<i32>

• Only informational, is in rw attribute
• Fetched from PracticalPlants as mature_size_height and merged with Permapeople.
• informs about the maximum height that the plant gains in cm
• Fill ratio: 80%

fertility: Option<Vec<Option<Fertility>>>

• TODO: comment out
• Only informational.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants
• Fill ratio: 18%

created_at: NaiveDateTime

• Is readonly in attribute
• The creation date of the entry.
• Only for administration.
• Fill ratio: 100%

updated_at: NaiveDateTime

• Is readonly in attribute
• The last update date of the entry.
• Only for administration.
• Fill ratio: 100%

has_drought_tolerance: Option<bool>

• ! TODO: show in attributes and search (icon)
• Will be used in watering layer.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants and merged with has_drought_tolerance of Permapeople.
• Fill ratio: 57%

tolerates_wind: Option<bool>

• TODO: comment out
• Fetched from PracticalPlants.
• Fill ratio: 10%

preferable_permaculture_zone: Option<i16>

• TODO: comment out
• Not used.
• Number value between -1..6 (-1 should be printed as 00)
• Fill ratio: 0%

hardiness_zone: Option<String>

• TODO: show in search
• USDA Hardiness Zone (without subranges).
• Important information.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants and Permapeople (merged with usda_hardiness_zone of Permapeople).
• Fill ratio: 63%

light_requirement: Option<Vec<Option<LightRequirement>>>

• Shade tolerance of the plant, to be used together with shade.
• Used in shade layer.
• For example a plant that has “Full sun”, should get a warning if placed in a shade.
• Fetched from* PracticalPlants and Permapeople (merged with sun of PracticalPlants)
• Full sun: full sun exposure
• Partial sun/shade: about 3-6 hours of direct sunlight or moderately shaded throughout the day
• Full shade: less than 3 hours of direct sunlight or almost no sunlight/no direct sunlight
• Fill ratio: 88%

water_requirement: Option<Vec<Option<WaterRequirementEnum>>>

• Used in hydrology layer.
• Fetched from PracticalPlants and Permapeople (merged with water of PracticalPlants).
• water = completely aquatic;
• wet = drowned, (often) flooded or in general very moist, e.g. swamp;
• moist = humid, regular water supply, e.g. flat bed with humus;
• well drained = dry, little water input.
• Fill ratio: 88%

propagation_method: Option<Vec<Option<PropagationMethod>>>

• TODO: comment out
• Only informational.
• Fetched from Permapeople (renamed from propagation)
• How to reproduce a plant: cuttings = cut pieces of wood; layering = let low branches reach the soil to root; Seed - direct sow = sow directly the seeds; division = split the rhizomes (roots) into pieces; Spores = plant reproduces via spores (e.g. ferns, funghi); seed - transplant = raise indoors from seed and transplant to outdoors later
• Fill ratio: 0.9%

alternate_name: Option<String>

• TODO: comment out
• Only informational.
• May be used in search functionality (low priority).
• Fetched from Permapeople.
• Fill ratio: 35%

edible: Option<bool>

• TODO: use in search (and as attribute)
• Important information.
• Fetched from Permapeople.
• Fill ratio: 62%

edible_parts: Option<Vec<Option<String>>>

• TODO: use as attribute (translation in frontend)
• Only informational.
• Fetched from Permapeople.
• which organ of the plant can be eaten, e.g. root, leaves.
• Fill ratio: 61%

spread: Option<i32>

• Used
• How far a plant spreads (The ‘width’ of a plant) in cm
• Fetched from Permapeople.
• Fill ratio: 0.1%

warning: Option<String>

• TODO: use in search (and as attribute)
• Important information.
• Fetched from Permapeople.
• specific warnings for eather human, animal or environmental well-being, e.g. toxic, invasive.
• Fill ratio: 8%

version: Option<i16>

• TODO: add to attributes
• Only for administration.
• The version of the entry.
• To be incremented after every relevant change.
• Fetched from Permapeople.
• Fill ratio: 90%

external_source: Option<ExternalSource>

• TODO: comment out
• Not used.
• Enum value indicating the source of the entry.
• Fill ratio: 100%

sowing_outdoors: Option<Vec<Option<i16>>>

• TODO: use as attribute
• String array of numbers representing a time period.
• The year is divided into 24 periods of half a month each.
• For example “[8,9,10]” means from the 2nd half of April to the 2nd half of May incl.
• Fetched from Reinsaat
• Aussaat/ Pflanzung Freiland should be called sowing_outdoors
• Fill ratio: 5%

harvest_time: Option<Vec<Option<i16>>>

• TODO: use as attribute
• String array of numbers representing a time period.
• The year is divided into 24 periods of half a month each.
• For example “[8,9,10]” means from the 2nd half of April to the 2nd half of May incl.
• Ernte should be called harvest_time
• Fetched from Reinsaat
• Fill ratio: 6%

seed_weight_1000: Option<f64>

• TODO: comment out
• Number for thousand grain weight (German: Tausendkornmasse)
• Used in doc/usecases/buy_seeds.md to calculate seed weight based on number of plants.
• Fetched from Permapeople as 1000_seed_weight_g and renamed.
• TODO: merge with data from reinsaat: Tausendkorngewicht (TKG) should be copied to seed_weight (remove g)
• Fill ratio: 4%

Implementations

impl Plants

pub async fn search( search_query: &str, page_parameters: PageParameters, conn: &mut AsyncPgConnection, ) -> QueryResult<Page<PlantsSummaryDto>>

Get the top plants matching the search query.

Uses pg_trgm to find matches in unique_name, common_name_de, common_name_en and edible_uses_en. Ranks them using the pg_trgm function similarity().

Errors

• Unknown, diesel doesn’t say why it might error.

pub async fn find_any( page_parameters: PageParameters, conn: &mut AsyncPgConnection, ) -> QueryResult<Page<PlantsSummaryDto>>

Get a page of some plants.

Errors

• Unknown, diesel doesn’t say why it might error.

pub async fn find_by_id( id: i32, conn: &mut AsyncPgConnection, ) -> QueryResult<PlantsSummaryDto>

Fetch plant by id from the database.

Errors

• Unknown, diesel doesn’t say why it might error.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for Plants

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl From<Plants> for PlantsSummaryDto

fn from(plants: Plants) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

impl HasTable for Plants

type Table = table

The table this type is associated with.

fn table() -> Self::Table

Returns the table this type is associated with.

impl<'ident> Identifiable for &'ident Plants

type Id = &'ident i32

The type of this struct’s identifier.

fn id(self) -> Self::Id

Returns the identifier for this record.

impl<__DB: Backend, __ST0, __ST1, __ST2, __ST3, __ST4, __ST5, __ST6, __ST7, __ST8, __ST9, __ST10, __ST11, __ST12, __ST13, __ST14, __ST15, __ST16, __ST17, __ST18, __ST19, __ST20, __ST21, __ST22, __ST23, __ST24, __ST25, __ST26, __ST27, __ST28, __ST29, __ST30, __ST31, __ST32, __ST33, __ST34, __ST35, __ST36> Queryable<(__ST0, __ST1, __ST2, __ST3, __ST4, __ST5, __ST6, __ST7, __ST8, __ST9, __ST10, __ST11, __ST12, __ST13, __ST14, __ST15, __ST16, __ST17, __ST18, __ST19, __ST20, __ST21, __ST22, __ST23, __ST24, __ST25, __ST26, __ST27, __ST28, __ST29, __ST30, __ST31, __ST32, __ST33, __ST34, __ST35, __ST36), __DB> for Plants

where (i32, String, Option<Vec<Option<String>>>, Option<Vec<Option<String>>>, Option<String>, Option<String>, Option<String>, Option<i16>, Option<Shade>, Option<Vec<Option<SoilPh>>>, Option<Vec<Option<SoilTextureEnum>>>, Option<String>, Option<DeciduousOrEvergreen>, Option<HerbaceousOrWoody>, Option<Vec<Option<LifeCycle>>>, Option<Vec<Option<GrowthRate>>>, Option<i32>, Option<Vec<Option<Fertility>>>, NaiveDateTime, NaiveDateTime, Option<bool>, Option<bool>, Option<i16>, Option<String>, Option<Vec<Option<LightRequirement>>>, Option<Vec<Option<WaterRequirementEnum>>>, Option<Vec<Option<PropagationMethod>>>, Option<String>, Option<bool>, Option<Vec<Option<String>>>, Option<i32>, Option<String>, Option<i16>, Option<ExternalSource>, Option<Vec<Option<i16>>>, Option<Vec<Option<i16>>>, Option<f64>): FromStaticSqlRow<(__ST0, __ST1, __ST2, __ST3, __ST4, __ST5, __ST6, __ST7, __ST8, __ST9, __ST10, __ST11, __ST12, __ST13, __ST14, __ST15, __ST16, __ST17, __ST18, __ST19, __ST20, __ST21, __ST22, __ST23, __ST24, __ST25, __ST26, __ST27, __ST28, __ST29, __ST30, __ST31, __ST32, __ST33, __ST34, __ST35, __ST36), __DB>,

type Row = (i32, String, Option<Vec<Option<String>>>, Option<Vec<Option<String>>>, Option<String>, Option<String>, Option<String>, Option<i16>, Option<Shade>, Option<Vec<Option<SoilPh>>>, Option<Vec<Option<SoilTextureEnum>>>, Option<String>, Option<DeciduousOrEvergreen>, Option<HerbaceousOrWoody>, Option<Vec<Option<LifeCycle>>>, Option<Vec<Option<GrowthRate>>>, Option<i32>, Option<Vec<Option<Fertility>>>, NaiveDateTime, NaiveDateTime, Option<bool>, Option<bool>, Option<i16>, Option<String>, Option<Vec<Option<LightRequirement>>>, Option<Vec<Option<WaterRequirementEnum>>>, Option<Vec<Option<PropagationMethod>>>, Option<String>, Option<bool>, Option<Vec<Option<String>>>, Option<i32>, Option<String>, Option<i16>, Option<ExternalSource>, Option<Vec<Option<i16>>>, Option<Vec<Option<i16>>>, Option<f64>)

The Rust type you’d like to map from.

fn build(row: Self::Row) -> Result<Self>

Construct an instance of this type

impl<__DB: Backend> QueryableByName<__DB> for Plants

where i32: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<id>, __DB>, String: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<unique_name>, __DB>, Option<Vec<Option<String>>>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<common_name_en>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<common_name_de>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<edible_parts>, __DB>, Option<String>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<family>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<edible_uses_en>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<functions>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<ecosystem_niche>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<hardiness_zone>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<alternate_name>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<warning>, __DB>, Option<i16>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<heat_zone>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<preferable_permaculture_zone>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<version>, __DB>, Option<Shade>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<shade>, __DB>, Option<Vec<Option<SoilPh>>>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<soil_ph>, __DB>, Option<Vec<Option<SoilTextureEnum>>>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<soil_texture>, __DB>, Option<DeciduousOrEvergreen>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<deciduous_or_evergreen>, __DB>, Option<HerbaceousOrWoody>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<herbaceous_or_woody>, __DB>, Option<Vec<Option<LifeCycle>>>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<life_cycle>, __DB>, Option<Vec<Option<GrowthRate>>>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<growth_rate>, __DB>, Option<i32>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<height>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<spread>, __DB>, Option<Vec<Option<Fertility>>>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<fertility>, __DB>, NaiveDateTime: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<created_at>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<updated_at>, __DB>, Option<bool>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<has_drought_tolerance>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<tolerates_wind>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<edible>, __DB>, Option<Vec<Option<LightRequirement>>>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<light_requirement>, __DB>, Option<Vec<Option<WaterRequirementEnum>>>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<water_requirement>, __DB>, Option<Vec<Option<PropagationMethod>>>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<propagation_method>, __DB>, Option<ExternalSource>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<external_source>, __DB>, Option<Vec<Option<i16>>>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<sowing_outdoors>, __DB> + FromSql<SqlTypeOf<harvest_time>, __DB>, Option<f64>: FromSql<SqlTypeOf<seed_weight_1000>, __DB>,

fn build<'__a>(row: &impl NamedRow<'__a, __DB>) -> Result<Self>

Construct an instance of Self from the database row