I am exploring using FSF to create pages for all the species in the Triticeae but statements in them need to be well documented - just as they would in a manuscript. I am hoping that using FSF will result in pages that have, or could easily be made to have, the identifiers and links that would enable thecomponent parts to be discovered by biodiversity informatic crawlers. So I was looking to insert bookmarks and put internal links within the file. 

There is an "insert bookmark" capability but I cannot figure out what one needs to put in it. What I want to be able to do is link from a topic such as description to a citation in the topic "sources" .  It would be even better if one could create a bibliography that could be shared between files for different genera. I suppose one could have all the genera in one file but it is easier to think in terms of smaller units.  

i rather like the FSF bibliography database approach. It would save entering the same references multiple times while building a resource that would be useful in itself. What I cannot quite envision is how one imports it into the descriptive database. Does one insert a reference to the new database and the citation (probably strung together) <ahref="FSFbibliography#Dewey1961">Dewey 1961<\a> then export them both to the same directory?  I shall try that later today - and send a success note if it seems to work.