Food and TaxonomicSpecies Entities: a Berries Example

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Thank you so much for this wonderful post. It was exciting to read the ways you have advanced the exploration of food entities to a new level – and also reduced the computation time of food property values. I can’t wait to use these concepts in my own work with Wolfram Food.

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At the time of writing the original post, I was unable to retrieve all berry species of the identified flowering plant orders within a reasonable time. After all, I am not sure why this happened. However, it is important that the implicit EntityClass functionality works, so I tried again today and with susccess. So this is an addendum to the post above: the code to retrieve all common names available for berry plant species associated with the “flowering plant” orders is:

BerryCommonNames = 
 EntityValue[
   EntityClass[
    Flatten@EntityValue[order, 
      EntityProperty["TaxonomicSpecies", "SpeciesList"]], All], 
   "CommonName", "Dataset"] // DeleteMissing
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