21. Plant Taxonomy - Biology 308 plant taxonomy (BIOL308) Stephen G. Saupe, Ph.D.; Biology Department,College of St. Benedict/St. plant taxonomy - Nomenclature (menu http://employees.csbsju.edu/ssaupe/biol308/links.htm

Plant Taxonomy (BIOL308) Stephen G. Saupe , Ph.D.; Biology Department, College of St. Benedict/St. John's University, Collegeville, MN 56321; ssaupe@csbsju.edu http://www.employees.csbsju.edu/ssaupe/ Some Useful Taxonomic Links Menu Botanical Gardens Careers Courses Databases ... Societies Career Information menu Careers in Botany CSB/SJU Career Services (especially check the section, "What can I do with a major in…..?) Courses in Plant Taxonomy: menu Colby College - Dr. R. Philips California State University at Stanislaus - Dr. S. Wolf University of Illinois University of Maryland - Dr. J. Reveal Reed College - Dr. Keith Karoly Professional Societies /Organizations: menu Association of Systematics Collections (ASC) American Society of Plant Taxonomists (publishes Systematic Botany Botanical Society of America The International Association of Plant Taxonomists (publishes Taxon Minnesota Native Plant Society Journals menu Economic Botany Electronic Journals - Botany Electronic Journals - General Search Site List of electronic journals List of Online References Systematic Biology Systematic Botany ... On-Line Electronic Journals Image Collections menu Smithsonian Catalog of Botanical Illustrations The Virtual Foliage Home Page University of Wisconsin Discussion Group/ Listserve menu Taxacom General Botany/P lant Families menu Flowering Plant Gateway Internet Directory for Botany - Vascular Plant Families Families of Flowering Plants - L. Watson and MJ Dallwitz

22. Lakeside - Plant Taxonomy plant taxonomy. Cr. 4. William R. Norris, Western New Mexico University.Ia LL 367I (Bot 367I) L105 890105(g) LLAB 152. Principles http://www.ag.iastate.edu/centers/lakeside/pl_tax.html

Plant Taxonomy. Cr. 4. William R. Norris , Western New Mexico University Ia LL 367I (Bot 367I) L:105 890:105(g) LLAB 152 Principles of classification and evolution of vascular plants; taxonomic tools and collection techniques; use of keys. Field and laboratory studies emphasizing identification of local flowering plants and recognition of major plant families. Meets June 22- July 18, 2003. There are two required texts for this course: (1) Vascular Plant Families (1977, James Payne Smith, Jr., Mad River Press, Inc.), ISBN 0916422070, and (2) Plant Identification Terminology: An Illustrated Glossary (2001, James G. Harris and Melinda W. Harris, Spring Lake Publishing) ISBN 0964022168. Both books are readily available through Internet book dealers (http://amazon.com; http://bn.com). In addition, an OPTIONAL book which students will find very useful is (3) Great Plains Flora Association. Flora of the Great Plains (1991, University of Kansas Press), ISBN 070060295X. This book is currently available through major Internet book sellers. All students MUST obtain a 10X hand-lens. This is available through Kooter's Geology Tools (http://www.kooters.com). An independent research project will be required. Students should plan to bring a sleeping bag/small tent for possible overnight field trips. Field trip fee $20.

23. CRJHS - Biology - Plant Taxonomy Home Class Policies Reading List Rotating Work plant taxonomy Linksplant taxonomy. Botanists have sought to classify the over . http://www.cristorey.net/Student Information/Classes/Biology/Website/Plant Taxon

Home Class Policies Reading List Rotating Work ... Plant Taxonomy Links Plant Taxonomy Botanists have sought to classify the over .... species found in our world in ways which establish evolutionary relationships between species. Species identification is important for field and theoretical biologists because it informs them about how plants colonized and inhabit a particular ecological setting and how populations have expanded and evolved. To identify a species Biologists have designed keys which use morphological attributes of plants to differentiate between species. The following links specify these morphological attributes. Stem and Root Types Leaf Composition and Arrangement Leaf Shape

24. Botany 3700 History Of Plant Taxonomy Botany 3700. Flowering Plants. Spring 2003. History of plant taxonomy. The developmentof western plant taxonomy has at least five distinct periods Preliterate; http://arnica.csustan.edu/boty3700/lectures/history.htm

Home Botany 3700 Flowering Plants Spring 2003 History of Plant Taxonomy Taxonomy is probably the oldest science and certainly almost from the beginning of human existence plants have been classified based on their edibility, and other uses to humans. Note three cultures all based on different member of grass family: European - wheat, Oriental - rice, American - maize (corn). The development of western plant taxonomy has at least five distinct periods: Preliterate Ancient literate Medieval or dark ages Renaissance Theory of Evolution I. Preliterate - since this is pre written record, we have little direct knowledge of this period. However, through the years, all cultures have learned which of the plants around them are useful, whether for medicines, food, clothing, shelter, weapons, etc. We certainly have much archaeological evidence and even information from ancient paintings, drawings or utensils, and even common sense tells us that humans have always known something about the plants around them and their uses. Obviously they knew which were edible and which were poisonous. Also virtually all civilizations have taken advantage of the medicinal properties of plants. In most cultures the medicinal aspects of plants were closely guarded secrets and probably passed on from medicine man to medicine man. In almost all cultures, even today, medicinal information is concentrated in the hands of a few, whether it be witch doctors, medicine men, shamans or even doctors. As you will shortly see, its only in the past few hundred years that plant taxonomy has progressed past classification based on medicinal properties.

25. IAPT International Association For Plant Taxonomy - Projects IAPT International Association for plant taxonomy. Projects effected orsupported by IAPT. by International Association for plant taxonomy. http://www.bgbm.fu-berlin.de/iapt/projects/default.htm

IAPT - International Association for Plant Taxonomy Projects effected or supported by IAPT International Code of Botanical Nomenclature The Tokyo-Code is available on-line, the St. Louis Code is in preparation. Taxonomic Literature, second edition (TL-2) and supplements An on-line version is not yet available. Some data are available in the Publication Database at Harvard (see below). The database of plant names registered 01 January 1998 - 30 July at Berlin Includes almost 10,000 names of new taxa, new combinations and substitute names having been entered during the registration trial phase from 01 January 1998 through 30 July 1999. For your convenience, this database is kept available. Index Nominum Genericorum (ING) The Index Nominum Genericorum (ING), a collaborative project of the International Association for Plant Taxonomy (IAPT) and the Smithsonian Institution, was initiated in 1954 as a compilation of generic names published for all organisms covered by the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature. Index Herbariorum The on-line version from the New York Botanical Garden has recently been updated and now includes data for 1610 herbaria in 117 countries, with updates for more than 75% of the herbaria in 60 of these countries.

26. IAPT International Association For Plant Taxonomy IAPT International Association for plant taxonomy. Code. © by InternationalAssociation for plant taxonomy. This page last updated 12 December 1998. http://www.bgbm.fu-berlin.de/IAPT/nomenclature/default.htm

IAPT - International Association for Plant Taxonomy Code © by International Association for Plant Taxonomy. This page last updated 12 December 1998

27. Bio 332 - Vascular Plant Diversity: Laboratory WEEK 1 Introduction to plant taxonomy. plant taxonomy. Several ofthe professional societies organized for plant taxonomists and http://academic.reed.edu/biology/courses/BIO332/lab.html

Bio 332 - Vascular Plant Diversity: Laboratory Web Resources WEEK 1 WEEK 2 - 5 WEEK 6 WEEK 7 WEEK 1: Introduction to Plant Taxonomy PLANT TAXONOMY Several of the professional societies organized for plant taxonomists and systematists now have web pages. The International Association of Plant Taxonomists publishes the journal Taxon and sponsors a number of research projects in plant taxonomy. The IAPT web-site provides on-line access to the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature which was adopted at the 16th International Botanical Congress held in 1999 in St. Louis. The American Society of Plant Taxonomists publishes the journal Systematic Botany The International Plant Names Index is a database with bibliographic references for more than 1.3 million species of plants. An on-line Glossary of Roots of Botanical Names is available that will provide the meanings of many of the Latin and Greek words that serve as the roots of botanical scientific names. HERBARIA Plant herbaria provide researchers with access to important collections of preserved plant materials and serve as institutional centers for much of the research conducted in plant taxonomy and systematics. To read about some of the important functions provided by herbaria, consult the short FAQ available from the UC Berkeley Herbarium, entitled "

28. F700 Plant Taxonomy, Collection, And Geography plant taxonomy, Collection, and Geography. Classification, identification,nomenclature, phylogeny or evolution of plants. Botanical http://www.agnic.org/cc/d_f700.html

SCC Home Table View Alpha View Hierarchy View ... AgDB Postings Plant Taxonomy, Collection, and Geography Classification, identification, nomenclature, phylogeny or evolution of plants Botanical guides to specific geographical areas Natural distribution of plants; floras; plant checklists Paleobotany (except ecological aspects) Botanical surveys For aquatic plant ecology, use conservation of plants, use ecological aspects of paleobotany, use plant genetics, use taxonomy and geography of aquatic plants, add taxonomy and geography of forest trees, add taxonomy and geography of weeds, add terrestrial plant ecology, use Earlier Codes

29. Plant Taxonomy Crossword 2 plant taxonomy Terminology 2 Crossword Puzzle. ACROSS CLUES 2. The femaleorgan of a flower. 5. Plant family producing the hesperidium. http://waynesword.palomar.edu/termino2.htm

Wayne's Word Index Noteworthy Plants Trivia ... Search Plant Taxonomy Terminology #2 Interactive Version ACROSS CLUES: 2. The female organ of a flower. 5. Plant family producing the hesperidium. 6. Individual segment of a compound fern leaf. 7. World's second largest plant family. 10. Ovary position with sepals, petals and stamens attached at its apex. 11. Ovary position with sepals, petals and stamens attached at its base. 14. Typical ovary position of the Rosaceae. [Technical Name] 17. A kidney-shaped leaf or indusium. 18. Plant family with the terms spikelet, bract, culm and perigynium. 22. Ovule (seed) chamber within a seed-bearing dry fruit. 24. Fruit type composed of cluster of many ripened ovaries from single flower. 25. Fruit type composed of many ripened ovaries from many small flowers. 28. Plant family with phyllaries, pappus, disk flowers and ray flowers. 33. Typical elongate fruit of the mustard family (Brassicaceae). 34. The leaf stalk or petiole of a fern leaf. DOWN CLUES: 1. Plant family with scorpioid inflorescence and four nutlets.

30. Plant Taxonomy Crossword 3 plant taxonomy Terminology 3 Crossword Puzzle. ACROSS CLUES 1.Typical fruit of the Apiaceae (Umbelliferae). 3. Second highest http://waynesword.palomar.edu/termino3.htm

Wayne's Word Index Noteworthy Plants Trivia ... Search Plant Taxonomy Terminology #3 Interactive Version ACROSS CLUES: 1. Typical fruit of the Apiaceae (Umbelliferae). 3. Second highest hierarchal category under the kingdom Plantae. 6. Fern (genus) with marginal indusium formed by revolute leaf margin. 8. Plant (division) with the terms frond, sorus, indusium and stipe. 12. Latinized name of the "father of taxonomy." 17. Typical fruit of the pea family (Fabaceae). 19. Plants without xylem tissue (not included in Jepson Flora). 20. Fern (genus) with reniform indusium. 26. Originally described Muilla clevelandii (Wats.) Hoover in different genus. 27. Sound of a vowel with accent mark slanting to the right (/). 28. Pinnate leaf with terminal unpaired leaflet. DOWN CLUES: 2. Technical name for a superior ovary. 4. Swedish botanist Carl von devised binomial system of nomenclature. 5. Name of short (small) fruit of the mustard family (Brassicaceae). 7. Officially supplied description of Pinus jeffreyi Grev. in Murr. in a journal.

31. Rubriek: 42.48 Botany: Plant Taxonomy DutchESS, Dutch Electronic Subject Service,Rubriek 42.48 botany plant taxonomy. http://www.kb.nl/dutchess/42/48/

Rubriek: 42.48 botany: plant taxonomy Index Nominum Genericorum (Plantarum)(ING) / International Association for Plant Taxonomy (IAPT), Smithsonian Institution, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands Materialien zur Forstwissenschaft / Margarete Payer

32. IAPT - International Association For Plant Taxonomy default.htm. International Association for plant taxonomy. June 1999.© by International Association for plant taxonomy WWWEditor. http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/ibc99/iapt/default.htm

Original URL: http://www.bgbm.fu-berlin.de/IAPT/default.htm International Association for Plant Taxonomy The Association Taxon Nomenclature Regnum Vegetabile ... Registration Important Notice: Results of IAPT elections – 1 June 1999 © by International Association for Plant Taxonomy WWW-Editor

33. IAPT International Association For Plant Taxonomy - The Association IAPT International Association for plant taxonomy. The Association. by International Association for plant taxonomy. This page http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/ibc99/iapt/defaultassociation.htm

IAPT - International Association for Plant Taxonomy The Association News How to join List of Members Management ... Awards The purpose of the Association, founded at the Seventh International Botanical Congress in Stockholm on 18 July 1950, is to carry out projects of interest and concern to systematic biologists, especially those which require or profit from international cooperation. This it has achieved with distinction for almost half a century. IAPT is dedicated to organismal biodiversity the extent, recognition, organization, evolution, and naming of plants and fungi, both living and fossil. To those wishing to be at the forefront of these issues, membership in IAPT will be rewarding. The IAPT maintains the International Bureau for Plant Taxonomy and Nomenclature, and engages in a wide range of activities consistent with its focus. The Association constitutes the Section for Plant Taxonomy of the International Union of Biological Sciences (IUBS). Main menu The Association Taxon Nomenclature ... Projects © by International Association for Plant Taxonomy. This page last updated

34. Ingenta: Publisher -- International Association For Plant Taxonomy International Association for plant taxonomy, IAPT vision Botanical systematics,in the broadest sense, understood and valued by society. http://www.ingenta.com/isis/browsing/BrowseByPublisher/ingenta?publisher=iapt

35. Plant Taxonomy link to a local webpage. plant taxonomy the grouping of plants basedon their presumed relationships. link to an Internet Website. http://www.howe.k12.ok.us/~jimaskew/bottax.htm

Botany Week 02 Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Lab ... Vocabulary Test Demostrate your mastery of scientific nomenclature. Describe how the "Type Method" stabilizes botanical classification. Group plants based on their vascular tissues. Group plants based on their means of reproduction. Describe the characteristics of a tree, shrub, forb, grass, and succulent. Recognize monocots and dicots by sight. Plant Identification Assignment. Plant Taxonomy: the grouping of plants based on their presumed relationships. What information is given by the third part of a scientific name? A plant is a multicellular, eukaryotic, autotrophic organism. Review the kingdoms of living things. Nomenclature: applying names to plants. Common names are easy to pronounce and remember, but they are confusing because of their local nature. Scientific names are formal names accepted by scientists around the world. In botany, all three components of a scientific name are important: genus name species name authority - individual(s) responsible for the name. Components 1 and 2 are either italicized or underlined. An example: Quercus alba L.

36. Plant Taxonomy powrót do elementu nadrzednegoplant taxonomy plant taxonomy This sectionoccupies the central part of the Garden. The plots group http://www.wroclaw.pl/p/1417

Welcome page Cultural events Botanical Garden Szukaj w serwisie: Cultural events Regular events Panorama Racławicka City Zoological Garden ... . wersja do druku Plant Taxonomy Botanical Garden: Arboretum Greenhouse Plants Ornamental Plants Aquatic Plants ... Plant Biology and Morphology Plant Taxonomy: This section occupies the central part of the Garden. The plots group species of flora according to the Engler taxonomical system, which is based on affinity. Trees and shrubs, perennial and annual plants, cryptogamic and flowering ones are grown here. Among the cryptogamic species the Royal and Ostrich Ferns capture attention. The most interesting gymnosperms are the following conifers: the Swamp Cypress, Mount Atlas Cedar, Japanese Cedar, Mammoth Tree, and the deciduous Maidenhair Tree. Of the monocotyledonous cryptogamic plants the families Liliaceae, Iridaceae and Amarillidaceae, and beautiful grasses, particularly Arudinaria as well as Zebra, Spear and Pampa Grasses, are worthy of notice. The dicotyledonous cryptogams are represented by species of the families Ranunculaceae, Malvaceae, Papaveraceae, Fabaceae, Rosaceae, Compositae, Labiatae and others. The genus Rhododendron is represented in the native flora by a single species, the Pontic Azalea, which flourishes in abundance at the edge of the pond

37. Plant Taxonomy Workshop: Whiteoak Sinks plant taxonomy Workshop Whiteoak Sinks. plant taxonomy Workshop Whiteoak Sinks.Meet at intersection of Cades Cove and Little River Roads (Townsend Wye). http://www.wildflowerpilgrimage.org/Trips/Taxonomy.html

Plant Taxonomy Workshop: Whiteoak Sinks Plant Taxonomy Workshop: Whiteoak Sinks. Meet at intersection of Cades Cove and Little River Roads (Townsend Wye). Walking distance 5 miles. Driving time 45 minutes. Moderate. Offered Saturday (trip 145). Home Registration Exhibits Trips ... Theme-oriented Trips

38. BOT333 ñ Plant Taxonomy BOT333 – plant taxonomy. Spring 2000. Family Identification. An important skillin plant taxonomy is the ability to identify flowering plant families. http://www.cwu.edu/~biology/faculty/raubeson/BOT333_syllabus.html

Spring 2000 Dr. Linda A. Raubeson Science 338L raubeson@tahoma.cwu.edu Office hours: M/W 9-10; F 3-4 pm (also T/R afternoons by appointment) Teaching Assistants : Sallie Herman and Andrea Oestreich Class meetings: Required : Field notebook Very, very strongly recommended Hitchcock, Flora of the Pacific Northwest Smith, Vascular Plant Families Course objectives/philosophy: Taxonomy involves the classification, description, naming and identification of plants. In this class you will learn a bit about systems of classification, the types of evidence that classification schemes are based on, rules of nomenclature, etc. This class basically will be a quarter-long workshop that will give you experience being a plant taxonomist. Grading Participation - 2/8 Field Notebook - 1/8 Sight identification - 1/8 Competencies - 1/8 Presentation, case study - 1/8 Family identification - 2/8 The grading scale used for all work in this course is: 90-100 - A 80-89 - B 70-79 - C 60-69 - D 59 or less - F What about exams My current plan for assessment is to focus on acquisition of skills. Each student will have the opportunity to demonstrate competencies to the instructor. If this ends up generating insufficient motivation on the part of the students (as judged by the instructor), the instructor reserves the right to add a mid-term and final exam. Course components: Participation Half the points assigned to this category will be awarded for attending and the other half will be awarded based on level of involvement and quality of product.

39. MSc - Plant Taxonomy and Bryophytes Cultivated plants 1 year fulltime or, by arrangement, part-timeover 2 years or see Post-Experience Diploma in plant taxonomy (which does not http://www.systematics.rdg.ac.uk/taxonomy/msc/

MSc in Pure and Applied Plant and Fungal Taxonomy A one-year course on plant systematics covering The theory and practice of biological classification Taxonomic characters, from morphology to molecules Evolutionary processes and relationships The role of taxonomy in the management and conservation of plant diversity Course taught by the Centre for Plant Diversity and Systematics jointly with the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew and the Natural History Museum , London. Area of specialism: Plant Taxonomic Research Taxonomic treatments, Floras, revisions, monographs and keys Plant molecular phyologenies Species diversity information systems Vascular Plants and Bryophytes ... Cultivated plants 1 year full-time or, by arrangement, part-time over 2 years or see Post-Experience Diploma in Plant Taxonomy (which does not require a degree for entry) Course structure (October - August) Lectures, tutorial and practical study in terms 1 and 2 Fieldcourse in Spain, Easter vacation Research Project and dissertation in term 3 and summer Facilities include: Research herbarium Molecular sequencing facility Botanic garden and glasshouses Biodiversity informatics laboratory Mediterranean fieldcourse in Spain Qualifications needed 1st or 2nd class honours degree in Botany, Agricultural Botany or Biology, or related discipline.

40. Post-experience Diploma - Plant Taxonomy October April) Lectures, tutorial and practical study in terms 1 and 2 Fieldcoursein Spain, Easter vacation Transfer to MSc in plant taxonomy available at http://www.systematics.rdg.ac.uk/taxonomy/diploma/

Diploma in Pure and Applied Plant and Fungal Taxonomy A one-year course on plant systematics covering The theory and practice of biological classification Taxonomic characters, from morphology to molecules Evolutionary processes and relationships The role of taxonomy in the management and conservation of plant diversity Course taught by the Centre for Plant Diversity and Systematics jointly with the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew and the Natural History Museum , London. Area of specialism: Plant Taxonomic Research Taxonomic treatments, Floras, revisions, monographs and keys Plant molecular phylogenies Species diversity information systems Vascular Plants and Bryophytes ... Cultivated plants Course structure (October - April) Lectures, tutorial and practical study in terms 1 and 2 Fieldcourse in Spain, Easter vacation Transfer to MSc in Plant Taxonomy available at Easter if performance is satisfactory but is not automatic. Facilities include: Research herbarium Molecular sequencing facility Botanic garden and glasshouses Biodiversity informatics laboratory Mediterranean fieldcourse in Spain Qualifications needed For students who lack the qualifications for entry to the MSc course, but who successfully completed an approved three year post-secondary course in Botany, Horticulture or related field, or who have equivalent post secondary experience.

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