ICBN Flashcards
why is Latin used in scientific names
bc it is a dead language
Father of Taxonomy
Carolus Linnaeus
Swedish biologist/naturalist adopted the binomial naming of plants
Carolus Linnaeus
is the science of naming organisms and their correct integration into the existing system of nomenclature.
taxonomy
Naming is given in what format
binomial format
naming of species can be based on
5
- color
- place of origin
- name of discoverer
- appearance
- miscellaneous
Assignment of plant names utilizing a formal system
nomenclature
Who is in-charge of providing the rules and recommendations for plant nomenclature?
ICN, formerly ICBN
International Code for Nomenclature
names in accordance with the rules of the ICBN
legitimate names
names that violate one or more rules of the ICBN
illegitimate names
the last International Botanical Congress was held on
Shenzhen, China
the last International Botanical Congress was held on
July 23-29, 2017
- A WHO collaborating center for International Drug Monitoring
- Published “accepted scientific names of therapeutic plants and their synonyms”
Uppsala Monitoring Center
Uppsala Monitoring Center is located in
Geneva, Switzerland
PRINCIPLES OF PLANT NOMENCLATURE
Botanical nomenclature is ____ of Zoological and Bacteriological nomenclature
independent
PRINCIPLES OF PLANT NOMENCLATURE
The application of botanical names is determined by means of
nomenclatural types
PRINCIPLES OF PLANT NOMENCLATURE
Botanical nomenclature is based upon
priority of publication
should be valid
PRINCIPLES OF PLANT NOMENCLATURE
Each taxon of a particular circumscription, position, and rank can have ____ correct name, the earliest in accordance with the rules.
only one
PRINCIPLES OF PLANT NOMENCLATURE
The rules and regulations of the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature are ____
retroactive
can be changed back to its previous/old name
Who first consistently used binomials?
Carolus Linnaeus
What is the correct format of binomials?
genus - capitalized
specific - not capitalized
italicized
The ____ and ____ together form the “binomial” that identifies a
species
what identifies a species
genus & specific epithet
A group of individual plants that have a common set of identifiable characteristics that are inheritable.
species
- A group of plants subordinate to the species; differing from the species in one or more inheritable characteristics
- Written in lower case and italicized
variety
Hierarchical classification in which a higher rank is inclusive of all lower ranks.
rank
Placement as a member of a taxon of the next higher rank
position
Is the name of the person who first published the name
authorship
old author is written in
inside a parenthesis ()
What is a priority of publication?
name published first is the legitimate one
When and with what publication begin?
Species Plantarum by Linnaeus in 1753
Two reasons for name change
- illegitimate
- addtnl research
evolutionary relatedness of all organisms
phylogeny
Phylogenetic studies may demonstrate at taxon to be
non-monophyletic
tthe synonyms of scientific names are written in
enclosed in a bracket []
- The “name bearing” name.
- The original (now rejected) name, part of which (the epithet) has been used in a new combination (only within same rank; recommended for change of rank)
basionym
- Automatically created name for infrafamilial, infrageneric, and infraspecific taxa.
- Created when taxa are divided.
- Assigned based on priority of publication.
- have no author
autonym
MAIN CRITERIA OF VALID PUBLICATION
Name must be effectively published in a journal generally available to
botanists
MAIN CRITERIA OF VALID PUBLICATION
Name must be published in the correct form, properly ____ with the correct rank ending.
latinized
MAIN CRITERIA OF VALID PUBLICATION
Name must be published with a ____ or with a reference to such.
Latin description or diagnosis
MAIN CRITERIA OF VALID PUBLICATION
A description or diagnosis may be in either ____.
latin or english
MAIN CRITERIA OF VALID PUBLICATION
____ must be indicated
rank & nomenclatural type
- a rejected name, by a particular author or authors.
- enclosed in a [ ]
synonym
why are synonyms rejected
- illegitimate
- taxonomic judgement
A synonym identical to accepted, correct name
homonym
same SN, different authors (not possible)
binomial in which genus and specific epithets are identical in spelling.
tautonym
these are not permitted
tautonym
ABBREV
in
in the publication of
ABBREV
s.l
sensu latiore
in the widest sense
ABBREV
ex
validly published by
ABBREV
x
hybrid
ABBREV
sp. nov.
specied novum
new species
ABBREV
cf.
confer
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