classification (start exam 3) Flashcards

1
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dutchman breeches

A

dicentra cucullaria

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2
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squirrel corn

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dicentra canadensi

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3
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broad leaf plant

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plantago major

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4
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renaissance and exploration period

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langauge at the time was latin.
Standard system for naming took shape over time… each given a latin name…

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5
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carolus linnaeus

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developed scientific naming system
professor of botany and medicine
became interested in classifying and describing all plant species

notes:
grouped by genus
included synonym
proposed simplified the names
added abbreviated specific epithet
grouped all in classes based on stamens

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6
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international code of botanical nomenclature

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carolus linnaeus…
standardized naming of plants
Binomial nomenclature

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7
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Lupinus Sulphureus

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sulphureus = specific epiphet

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8
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Tsuga mertensiana (Bong) Carr.

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parenthesis = first person to name

second name = person who revised

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9
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african vs australian acacia

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not from the same genus…
first one named keeps the genus name

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10
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To officially describe a new species:

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  • publish a detailed description in latinm
  • deposit a type specimen in a museum herbarium
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11
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holotype vs peritype

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12
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The future of taxonomy

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  • usage of grouping methods have become widespread… lots of reorganization based on molecule genetics
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