@damnation333, see the validation results: http://validator.citationstyles.org/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fraw.githubusercontent.com%2Fdamnation333%2Fstyles%2Fpatch-8%2Fannals-of-botany.csl&version=1.0.1

To use italics, use font-style="italic". To print the URL, use the "URL" (all-caps) variable. And change "variabiable" to "variable".

@damnation333, while it's good to put as much separating punctuation in groups as possible, groups with only a single child element only complicate things, and should be avoided. (moving the suffix from the group to the text element would allow you to delete lines 108 and 110)

@damnation333, it's also cleaner to delete empty prefixes and suffixes, like suffix="" here.

@damnation333, if possible, we'd like to use CSL terms instead of verbatim text, because terms can be automatically translated, and using them make CSL styles easier to (re)use in other languages. Here, you can change <group prefix=" In: "> to e.g.

<group prefix=" " >
  <text term="in" text-case="capitalize-first" suffix=": "/>

(Don't take my nitpicking the wrong way, by the way. We appreciate your help. I'm just pointing out some things that can be improved)

this is really helpful. Thanks for the little tips here. Exactly what I need to get better at this. Love it. Like solving puzzles.

@damnation333, is this correct now? I don't see any spaces between the URL and the date (there is just a "." suffix on the URL variable), which probably isn't what you want.

(if you need ". " as a delimiter between the title and URL, and between the URL and "accessed" date, it would be much better to delete these suffixes and add a parent group with delimiter=". ")