Agricultural practice demands principles for classification, starting from the basal entity in cultivated plants: the cultivar. In establishing biosystematic relationships between wild, weedy and cultivated plants, the species concept needs re-examination. Combining of botanic classification, based on biosystematic research, and agricultural classification starting from the cultivar, into one unequivocal classification system for cultivated plants, is urgently needed. This is illustrated by the often obscure position of cultivated hybrid
A plant is a complex of integrated systems (leaves, leaf groups, stems, roots, inflorescences), coex...
A comprehensive introduction to vascular plant phylogeny, the Third Edition of Plant Systematics ref...
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Agricultural practice demands principles for classification, starting from the basal entity in culti...
Important episodes in the history of the classification of cultivated plants are highlighted and com...
In the 1995 International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants (ICNCP) the cultivar and cultiv...
A brief historical review is given of the taxonomic treatment of infraspecific classification of cul...
There have been several proposals for classification categories for systematic groups of domesticate...
A large part of our thinking about living things is bound up with some system of classification. Thi...
Several attempts have been made by taxonomists and morphometricians to find out the best automated i...
Linnaean concepts and sources on the taxonomy of cultivated plants and their development are outline...
Like taxonomy of wild taxa, taxonomy of cultivated plants deals at least with three kinds of informa...
The classification of introduced forage plants was developed by the following indices: position in c...
Plant classification based on leaf identification is becoming a popular trend. Each leaf carries sub...
In medicinal plants (MPs), the transition from “discovery” to “cultivation” stage involves a decreas...
A plant is a complex of integrated systems (leaves, leaf groups, stems, roots, inflorescences), coex...
A comprehensive introduction to vascular plant phylogeny, the Third Edition of Plant Systematics ref...
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Agricultural practice demands principles for classification, starting from the basal entity in culti...
Important episodes in the history of the classification of cultivated plants are highlighted and com...
In the 1995 International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants (ICNCP) the cultivar and cultiv...
A brief historical review is given of the taxonomic treatment of infraspecific classification of cul...
There have been several proposals for classification categories for systematic groups of domesticate...
A large part of our thinking about living things is bound up with some system of classification. Thi...
Several attempts have been made by taxonomists and morphometricians to find out the best automated i...
Linnaean concepts and sources on the taxonomy of cultivated plants and their development are outline...
Like taxonomy of wild taxa, taxonomy of cultivated plants deals at least with three kinds of informa...
The classification of introduced forage plants was developed by the following indices: position in c...
Plant classification based on leaf identification is becoming a popular trend. Each leaf carries sub...
In medicinal plants (MPs), the transition from “discovery” to “cultivation” stage involves a decreas...
A plant is a complex of integrated systems (leaves, leaf groups, stems, roots, inflorescences), coex...
A comprehensive introduction to vascular plant phylogeny, the Third Edition of Plant Systematics ref...
12-21<span style="font-size:12.0pt;line-height: 115%;font-family:" times="" new="" roman";mso-farea...