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Principles of Plant Taxonomy and

Systematics

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What is plant?

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Three major groups of life!

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Why study plants? Why important?

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Taxonomy and Systematics?

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Primary goals of plant systematics:

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Taxonomy: D.I.N.C.

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How to differentiate these two

plants?

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Characters used in plant

systematics.

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Characters used in plant

systematics.

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Description

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Identification

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Key (dichotomous/indented):

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Key (dichotomous/indented):

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Why we need scientific

classification?

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What are they?

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Scientific names are universally

accepted

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Scientific names illustrate

differences between plants.

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Nomenclature

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Classification

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Rank Classification

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How to classify life

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Problem with phenetic

classification:

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Phylogenetic classification

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All of life is interconnected by

descent.

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Apomorphy

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Taxa are grouped by apomorphies

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Split of one lineage into two?

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What is a monophyletic group?

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Relationship

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Example:

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Major goal in systematics today:

Recognize only monophyletic groups

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Polyphyletic group

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Paraphyletic group

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Features that defined traditional “Dicots”

(two cotyledons in embryo seed) are primitive (not apomorphies)

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Major goal in systematics today:

Recognize only monophyletic groups

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Why study systematics?

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