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Plant Taxonomy
Objective 17.01
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Introduction
• Taxonomy is the science of classifying and identifying plants.
• Scientific names are necessary because the same common name is used for different plants in different areas of the world.
• Latin is the language used for scientific classification.
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Karl von Linne (1707-1778)• Swedish botanist• Developed binomial
classification scheme for plants.
• Uses two Latin words to indicate the genus and the species.
• Changed his name to the Latin name of Carolus Linnaeus.
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Scientific Names
• The first word is the genus and the second word is the species.
• If there are additional words, they indicate the variety or cultivar.
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Genus
• Plants in the same genus have similar characteristics.• Examples:– Quercus – Oaks– Acer – Maples– Pinus – Pines– Ilex – Hollies– Cornus – Dogwoods– Ficus – Figs
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Species
• Plants in the same species consistently produce plants of the same types.
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Scientific Classification
• The broadest category of scientific classification is the Kingdom.– Either Plant or Animal
• The broadest category of the plant kingdom is Division or Phylum.
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Scientific ClassificationKingdom
Phylum/Division
Class
Order
Suborder
Family
Genus
Species
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Divisions
• The four most important divisions of the plant kingdom are….– Thallophites– Bryophytes– Pteriophytes– Spermatophytes
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Spermatophytes
• Includes flowering or seed-bearing plants.• The two subdivisions are….– Gymnosperms– Angiosperms
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Plant Characteristics
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Identifying Plants
• Physical characteristics are used to identify plants which include….– Life Cycle– Form– Foliage Retention– Plant Parts– Use & Location
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Life Cycle
• Annuals– Plants that complete their life cycle in one
year.• Biennials– Plants that complete their life cycle in
two years.• Perennials– Plants that live more than two years.
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Growth Habits
• Trees• Shrubs• Vines
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Growth Forms
• Columnar• Spreading• Weeping
• Round• Oval• Pyramidal
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Growth Forms
Spreading
Columnar
Weeping
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Growth Forms
Round Oval Pyramidal
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Foliage Retention
• Deciduous– Loses leaves during the dormant season.
• Evergreen– Keeps leaves and remains green year-round.
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Plant Parts – Leaf
• Arrangement• Shapes• Color• Vein Pattern• Form – Simple or Compound• Margin• Surface
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Leaf Arrangement – Simple
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Leaf Arrangement – Compound
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Leaf Shape
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Vein Pattern
• Pinnate• Palmate• Parallel• Dichotomous
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Leaf Margin
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Leaf Surface
– Glabrous– Pubescent– Villous– Tomentose
– Scabrous– Glaucous– Rugose– Glandular
• There are 8 common leaf surfaces.
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Leaf Surface – Glabrous
• The surface is smooth, not hairy.
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Leaf Surface – Pubescent
• Short, soft hairs cover the surface.
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Leaf Surface – Villous
• Long, straight hairs cover the surface.
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Leaf Surface – Tomentose
• Covered with wool-like hair.
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Leaf Surface – Scabrous
• Covered with short, prickly hairs.
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Leaf Surface – Glaucous
• Covered with a bluish-white waxy substance.
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Leaf Surface – Rugose
• Surface is wrinkly.
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Leaf Surface – Glandular
• Glands filled with oil or resin cover the surface.
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Plant Parts – Flowers
• Color• Shape• Size
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Plant Parts – Bud & Stem
• Shape & Color• Stem Modifications– Thorns– Spines– Prickles
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Plant Parts – Modified Stems
Thorn
Prickle Spine
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Plant Parts – Roots
• Tap• Fibrous• Bulb
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Plant Parts – Roots
Tap RootTuberous
Root
Fibrous Root
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Plant Parts – Fruit
• Cones• Nuts (Acorns)• Pomes (Apple)• Drupes (Peach)
• Brambles (Raspberries)
• Capsules (Willow)• Samara (Maple)
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Plant Parts – Fruit
Cones
Acorns
Pomes
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Plant Parts – Fruit
Drupes
Brambles
Capsules
Samara
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Use & Location
• Not absolute, but helpful.• Indoor or outdoor.• Altitude• Wet or dry• Hardiness Zone• Sun, partial shade, or shade.• Landscape purpose – specimen, border, etc.