User:Peter coxhead/Work page

This is a work page which stores odds and ends for pages I'm working on.

See also:
 * User:Peter coxhead/Work/Categories for Asparagales
 * User:Peter coxhead/Work/Early polysporangiophytes
 * User:Peter coxhead/Work/James Eustace Bagnall
 * User:Peter coxhead/Work/Spiders

Asteraceae
Articles with manual taxoboxes differing from PoWO:
 * Actites = Sonchus in PoWO, but seems to be accepted in Australian sources (Australian endemic)
 * Erigeron greenei = Erigeron reductus var. angustatus (Erigeron reductus) – Jepson and Calflora accept both E. greenei and E. reductus var. angustatus
 * Erigeron hultenii – unplaced
 * Helichrysum rupestre DC. = Helichrysum panormitanum subsp. panormitanum (Helichrysum panormitanum) – Helichrysum rupestre (Raf.) DC. in IPNI; not clear why different in PoWO with added "nom. superfl."; syn. of Helichrysum pendulum in EUNIS, which PoWO says has the syn. Helichrysum rupestre subsp. pendulum
 * Hieracium insolitum = Hieracium transiens subsp. insolitum (Hieracium transiens) – PoWO lists a ridiculous number of subspp. of H. transiens
 * Hieracium sylvaticum (L.) Gouan = Hieracium schmidtii subsp. graniticum (Hieracium schmidtii) – Wikidata item has some confusion with Hieracium sylvaticum Porta ; PoWO lists a ridiculous number of subspp. of H. schmidtii

Problem Salvia articles

 * Salvia alatipetiolata Sun, 1960. – not in PoWO or IPNI, but in Tropicos, Flora of China, etc.

WFO Rhododendron classification
According to the World Flora Online :
 * Rhododendron subg. Azaleastrum Planch. ex K.Koch – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron subg. Azaleastrum
 * Rhododendron sect. Azaleastrum Planch. ex Maxim. – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Azaleastrum
 * Rhododendron sect. Sciadorhodion Rehder & E.H.Wilson – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Sciadorhodion
 * Rhododendron sect. Tsutsutsi (Sweet) Pojark. – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Tsutsutsi
 * Rhododendron subg. Choniastrum Franch. – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron subg. Choniastrum
 * Rhododendron subg. Hymenanthes (Blume) K.Koch – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron subg. Hymenanthes
 * Rhododendron sect. Pentanthera G.Don – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Pentanthera
 * Rhododendron sect. Ponticum G.Don – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Ponticum
 * Rhododendron sect. Rhodora (L.) G.Don – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Rhodora
 * Rhododendron subg. Rhododendron L. – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron subg. Rhododendron
 * Rhododendron sect. Pogonanthum G.Don – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Pogonanthum
 * Rhododendron sect. Rhododendron – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Rhododendron
 * Rhododendron subg. Therorhodion (Maxim) Rehder – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron subg. Therorhodion
 * Rhododendron subg. Vireya Clarke – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron subg. Vireya
 * Rhododendron sect. Albovireya (Sleumer) Argent – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Albovireya
 * Rhododendron sect. Discovireya (Sleumer) Argent – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Discovireya
 * Rhododendron sect. Hadranthe Schltr. – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Hadranthe
 * Rhododendron sect. Malayovireya (Sleumer) Argent – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Malayovireya
 * Rhododendron sect. Pseudovireya (Clarke) Sleumer – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Pseudovireya
 * Rhododendron sect. Schistanthe Schltr. – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Schistanthe
 * Rhododendron sect. Siphonovireya Argent – Template:Taxonomy/Rhododendron sect. Siphonovireya

To do

 * Rhododendron campylocarpum has commented out section to be summarized.

Orchid nothogenera




Oncidium nothogenera

 * Baptistonia → Gomesa
 * Cochlioda → Oncidium
 * Odontoglossum → Oncidium

Table 3
See Oncidium.

DRAFT: Artifical hybrids
, Plants of the World Online sank Cochlioda and Odontoglossum into Oncidium. This resulted in some hybrid genus names becoming unnecessary, being reduced to synonyms. Those which became just Oncidium include:
 * × Odontioda, originally Cochlioda × Odontoglossum
 * For example, the grex name × Odontioda Bohnhoffiae is a synonym of Oncidium Bohnhoffiae, which is the hybrid Oncidium vulcanicum × Oncidium cirrhosum, where Oncidium cirrhosum was originally treated as Odontoglossum cirrhosum.


 * × Odontocidium, originally Odontoglossum × Oncidium
 * For example, the grex name × Odontocidium Addie Reddick is a synonym of Oncidium Addie Reddick, which is the hybrid Oncidium Colon × Oncidium hastilabium, where Oncidium hastilabium was originally treated as Odontoglossum hastilabium.


 * x Wilsonara, originally Cochlioda × Odontoglossum × Oncidium
 * For example, the grex name × Wilsonara Tiger Talk is a synonym of Oncidium Tiger Talk, which is the hybrid Oncidium Taw × Oncidium tigrinum. Oncidium Taw has been treated as Odontioda Taw, i.e. a hybrid involving Cochlioda and Odontoglossum.

Amaryllideae

 * Amaryllis L.
 * Ammocharis Herb. (including Cybistetes Milne-Redh. & Schweick. )
 * Boophone Herb.
 * Brunsvigia Heist.
 * Crinum L.
 * Crossyne Salisb.
 * Hessea Herb. (syn. Kamiesbergia Snijman )
 * Namaquanula D.Müll.-Doblies & U.Müll.-Doblies
 * Nerine Herb.
 * Strumaria Jacq. ex Willd. (syns Bokkeveldia D.Müll.-Doblies & U.Müll.-Doblies, Carpolyza Salisb. , Gemmaria Salisb., Carpolyza Salisb., Tedingea D.Müll.-Doblies & U.Müll.-Doblies )

Calostemmateae

 * Calostemma R.Br.
 * Proiphys Herb. (syn. Eurycles Salisb. ex Schult. & Schult. )

Clinantheae

 * Clinanthus Herb. (syn. Anax Ravenna )
 * Pamianthe Stapf
 * Paramongaia Velarde

Cyrtantheae

 * Cyrtanthus Aiton (syns Anoiganthus Baker, Vallota Salisb. ex Herb.)

Eucharideae

 * Caliphruria Herb. – synonym of Urceolina Reichenbach
 * Eucharis Planch. & Linden, syn. of Urceolina Reichenbach
 * Eucrosia Ker Gawl. (syn. Callipsyche Herb. )
 * Mathieua Klotzsch
 * Phaedranassa Herb. (syns Neostricklandia Rauschert, Stricklandia Baker )
 * Plagiolirion Baker
 * Rauhia Traub
 * Stenomesson Herb. (syn. Anax Ravenna, Callithauma Herb. , Crocopsis Pax , Pucara Ravenna )
 * Urceolina Rchb. (syns Collania Schult. & Schult.f., Pseudourceolina Vargas )

Eustephieae

 * Chlidanthus Herb. (including Castellanoa Traub )
 * Eustephia Cav.
 * Hieronymiella Pax (syn. Eustephiopsis R.E.Fr. )

Galantheae

 * Acis Salisb.
 * Galanthus L.
 *  Hannonia Braun-Blanq. & Maire
 * Lapiedra Lag.
 * Leucojum L.
 * Vagaria Herb.

Griffinieae

 * Griffinia Ker Gawl. (including Hyline Herb. )
 * Worsleya  ( W.Watson ex Traub ) Traub

Haemantheae

 * Apodolirion Baker
 * Clivia Lindl.
 * Cryptostephanus Welw. ex Baker
 * Gethyllis L. (syn. Klingia Schönl. )
 * Haemanthus L.
 * Scadoxus Raf. (syn. Choananthus Rendle )

Hippeastreae

 * Hippeastrum Herb. (syn. Moldenkea Traub )
 * Paposoa Nic.García (syn. Eremolirion Nic.García )
 * Phycella Lyndl. (including Famatina Ravenna, Placea Miers )
 * Pyrolirion Herb.
 * Sprekelia Heist.
 * Traubia Moldenke
 * Zephyranthes Herb. (syns. Cooperia Herb., Eithea Ravenna , Habranthus Herb. , Rhodophiala C.Presl , Rhodolirium Phil. , Rhodolirion Dalla Torre & Harms , Zephyranthella (Pax) Pax , Haylockia Herb. )

Hymenocallideae

 * Hymenocallis Salisb.
 * Ismene Salisb. ex Herb (including Elisena Herb. and Pseudostenomesson Velarde )
 * Leptochiton Sealy

Lycoridae

 * Lycoris Herb.
 * Shoubiaonia W.H.Qin
 * Ungernia Bunge

Narcisseae

 * Narcissus L. (including Braxireon Raf. and Tapeinanthus Herb. )
 * Sternbergia Waldst. & Kit.

Pancratieae

 * Pancratium L. (syns Mizonia A.Chev., Chapmanolirion Dinter )

Separating the parameters in taxobox templates
If the parameters are separated, then:
 * extinct will be needed in an automated taxobox when
 * the parent taxon (i.e. the one looked up in a taxonomy template) is above the target taxon, e.g. the taxonomy template for the genus is used for a species or lower rank
 * the target taxon is extinct but the parent taxon is not marked as extinct in the taxonomy template.
 * extinction_date may be used in any taxobox where the target taxon has a conservation status of EX.

Lua

 * Help:Strip_markers
 * Pre-save transforms

Canary Island slides







 * See Lavandula buchii for links to Phytographia Canariensis

My Tenerife slides

 * Created = 26/50 = 52%
 * Name changed = 15/50 = 30%
 * Previously misidentified = 2/50 = 4%


 * Aeonium aureum = Greenovia aurea – name change – created –
 * Erodium cicutarium –
 * Erysimum scoparium – created –
 * Euphorbia aphylla – created –
 * Euphorbia atropurpurea –
 * Euphorbia balsamifera–
 * Euphorbia canariensis –
 * Euphorbia lamarckii = Euphorbia broussonetii – name change – created –
 * Frankenia capitata, WAS LABELLED Frankenia laevis ssp. capitata – TO CREATE
 * Galactites tomentosa –
 * Gennaria diphylla –
 * Geranium reuteri = Geranium canariense – name change – moved –
 * Gladiolus italicus –
 * Habenaria tridactylites – created –
 * Helianthemum canariense – created –
 * Heliotropium crispum = Heliotropium erosum – name change – created –
 * Hypericum grandifolium –
 * Juniperus turbinata = J. canariensis – name change – created –
 * Kleinia neriifolia – name change –
 * Launaea arborescens – created –
 * Lavandula buchii – name change – created –
 * Lavandula canariensis – name change – created – why does WCSP have "(L.) Mill."? –
 * Leonotis leonurus –
 * Limonium pectinatum –
 * Lotus tenellus (was Lotus glaucus) – identity was wrong – created both –
 * Malva acerifolia = Lavatera acerifolia – name change –
 * Mesembryanthemum crystallinum –
 * Nanorrhinum scoparium = Kickxia scoparia – name change – created –
 * Nepeta teydea – created –
 * Pericallis echinata – created –
 * Pericallis lanata – created –
 * Pericallis tussilaginis – created –
 * Periploca laevigata – created –
 * Pinus canariensis –
 * Plocama pendula –
 * Plumbago auriculata – name change –
 * Retama raetam – identity changed; should be Retama rhodorhizoides, I think – both created – nomenclature issues –
 * Rumex lunaria – created –
 * Salix canariensis –
 * Salvia coccinea –
 * Schizogyne sericea – created
 * Sideritis macrostachyos – name change from "macrostachya" – created
 * Silene vulgaris –
 * Solanum laxum – name change–
 * Sonchus acaulis–
 * Sonchus capillaris – created –
 * Sonchus congestus – created –
 * Strelitzia reginae –
 * Tamarix canariensis – created –
 * Tetraena fontanesii – name change –

Polish arachnologists
See.
 * Anna Kajak
 * Jerzy Prószyński
 * Wojciech Staręga
 * Marek Żabka
 * Wanda Wesołowska
 * Maciej Bartos
 * Janusz Kupryjanowicz
 * Joanna Gardzińska
 * Izabela Hajdamowicz
 * Stefania Hęciak
 * Maria Oleszczuk
 * Barbara Maria Patoleta
 * Robert Rozwałka
 * Marzena Stańska
 * Paweł Szymkowiak
 * Piotr Jastrzębski
 * Wioletta Wawer
 * Konrad Wiśniewski
 * Łukasz Nicewicz
 * Angelika Dawidowicz
 * Łukasz Trębicki

To be created?

 * Papaver setiferum
 * Papaver setiferum
 * Papaver setiferum

Needs sorting

 * Bilbao fleabane – Conyza floribunda

Source
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 * Saffron Crocus – Crocus sativus
 * Sage-leaved Rock-rose – Cistus salviifolius
 * Sakhalin Spruce – Picea glehnii
 * Salt-marsh Goldenrod – Solidago sempervirens
 * Saltmeadow Cord-grass – Spartina patens
 * Sand Catchfly – Silene conica
 * Santa-Maria – Parthenium hysterophorus
 * Sargent's Rowan – Sorbus sargentiana
 * Scaly Hawkbit – Hedypnois cretica
 * Scarce Tongue-orchid – Serapias neglecta
 * Scarlet Avens – Geum quellyon
 * Scarlet Gaura – Gaura coccinea
 * Scarlet Monkeyflower – Mimulus cardinalis
 * Scented Goosefoot – Chenopodium multifidum
 * Scorpion Senna – Hippocrepis emerus
 * Scottish Laburnum – Laburnum alpinum
 * Sea Pearlwort – Sagina maritima
 * Sea Stork's-bill – Erodium maritimum
 * Seaside Fiddleneck – Amsinckia spectabilis
 * Sensitive Cassia – Chamaecrista nictitans
 * Shaggy Soldier – Galinsoga quadriradiata
 * Shantung Maple – Acer truncatum
 * Sharp Club-rush – Schoenoplectus pungens
 * Sharp-flowered Signal-grass – Urochloa panicoides
 * Sharp-leaved Pondweed – Potamogeton acutifolius
 * Sharp-toothed Whitebeam – Sorbus decipiens
 * Shining Pondweed – Potamogeton lucens
 * Shiny Cotoneaster – Cotoneaster lucidus
 * Shore Medick – Medicago littoralis
 * Short-tepalled Pigweed – Amaranthus graecizans
 * Showy Aster – Aster spectabilis
 * Showy Goldenrod – Solidago speciosa
 * Shrubby Scorpion-vetch – Coronilla valentina
 * Shrubby Sea-blite – Suaeda vera
 * Sibbaldia – Sibbaldia procumbens
 * Siberian Crab – Malus baccata
 * Siberian Pea-tree – Caragana arborescens
 * Siberian Violet-willow – Salix acutifolia
 * Sickle-leaved Hare's-ear – Bupleurum falcatum
 * Side-oats Grama – Bouteloua curtipendula
 * Sieber's Crocus – Crocus sieberi
 * Siebold's Crab – Malus sieboldii
 * Signet Marigold – Tagetes tenuifolia
 * Silky Rose – Rosa sericea
 * Silver Tree-fern – Cyathea dealbata
 * Silver-berry – Elaeagnus commutata
 * Silver-bush Everlastingflower – Helichrysum petiolare
 * Silvery Crocus – Crocus biflorus
 * Six-rowed Barley – Hordeum vulgare
 * Sleepy Catchfly – Silene antirrhina
 * Slender Celery – Ciclospermum leptophyllum
 * Slender Centaury – Centaurium tenuiflorum
 * Slender Clover – Trifolium gracilentum
 * Slender Club-rush – Isolepis cernua
 * Slender Cottongrass – Eriophorum gracile
 * Slender Salsify – Tragopogon hybridus
 * Slender Sow-thistle – Sonchus tenerrimus
 * Slender Speedwell – Veronica filiformis
 * Slender Spikeweed – Hemizonia ramosissima
 * Slender St John's-wort – Hypericum pulchrum
 * Slender Vervain – Verbena rigida
 * Slimleaf Goosefoot – Chenopodium desiccatum
 * Small Bur-parsley – Caucalis platycarpos
 * Small Caltrops – Tribulus terrestris
 * Small Cow-wheat – Melampyrum sylvaticum
 * Small Goosegrass – Galium murale
 * Small Mallow – Malva pusilla
 * Small Nightshade – Solanum triflorum
 * Small Pondweed – Potamogeton berchtoldii
 * Small Sundrops – Oenothera perennis
 * Small White-aster – Aster vimineus
 * Small-flowered Buttercup – Ranunculus parviflorus
 * Small-flowered Catchfly – Silene gallica
 * Small-flowered Crane's-bill – Geranium pusillum
 * Small-flowered Hawk's-beard – Crepis pulchra
 * Small-flowered Nightshade – Solanum americanum
 * Small-flowered Tongue-orchid – Serapias parviflora
 * Small-flowered Winter-cress – Barbarea stricta
 * Small-headed Clover – Trifolium microcephalum
 * Small-leaved Blinks – Montia parvifolia
 * Smoke-tree – Cotinus coggygria
 * Smooth Cord-grass – Spartina alterniflora
 * Smooth Japanese-maple – Acer palmatum
 * Smooth Layia – Layia chrysanthemoides
 * Smooth Rose – Rosa blanda
 * Smooth Stonewort – Nitella flexilis
 * Smooth-stalked Sedge – Carex laevigata
 * Snail Medick – Medicago scutellata
 * Snake's-head Iris – Hermodactylus tuberosus
 * Snow-white Wood-rush – Luzula nivea
 * Snowy Mespilus – Amelanchier ovalis
 * Soft Hornwort – Ceratophyllum submersum
 * Soft Shield-fern – Polystichum setiferum
 * Soft Stork's-bill – Erodium malacoides
 * Somerset Whitebeam – Sorbus subcuneata
 * Southern Blue-gum – Eucalyptus globulus
 * Southern Marigold – Tagetes minuta
 * Southern Polypody – Polypodium cambricum
 * Southern Thorn – Crataegus viridis
 * Southern Wood-rush – Luzula forsteri
 * Southern Yarrow – Achillea ligustica
 * Soya-bean – Glycine max
 * Spanish-dagger – Yucca gloriosa
 * Spanish-needles – Bidens bipinnata
 * Spider-plant – Chlorophytum comosum
 * Spike Bent – Agrostis exarata
 * Spiked Rampion – Phyteuma spicatum
 * Spiked Sedge – Carex spicata
 * Spiked Wood-rush – Luzula spicata
 * Spiky Fescue – Festuca gautieri
 * Spineless Butcher's-broom – Ruscus hypoglossum
 * Spiny Amaranth – Amaranthus spinosus
 * Spiny Bear's-breech – Acanthus spinosus
 * Spiny Cocklebur – Xanthium spinosum
 * Spiny Oleaster – Elaeagnus pungens
 * Spiny Sandbur – Cenchrus echinatus
 * Spiral Tasselweed – Ruppia cirrhosa
 * Spotted Dead-nettle – Lamium maculatum
 * Spotted-stalked Tree-mallow – Lavatera punctata
 * Spreading Hedge-parsley – Torilis arvensis
 * Spreading Treacle-mustard – Erysimum repandum
 * Spring Quillwort – Isoetes echinospora
 * Spring Sowbread – Cyclamen repandum
 * Spurred Anoda – Anoda cristata
 * Squirrel-corn – Dicentra canadensis
 * Squirrel's-foot Fern – Davallia bullata
 * St Patrick's-cabbage – Saxifraga spathularis
 * Star-flowered Lily-of-the-valley – Smilacina stellata
 * Star-shaped Mitrewort – Mitella caulescens
 * Starved Aster – Aster lateriflorus
 * Starwort Mouse-ear – Cerastium cerastoides
 * Stellate Ground-cherry – Physalis viscosa
 * Sticky Calycadenia – Calycadenia multiglandulosa
 * Sticky Goosefoot – Chenopodium botrys
 * Sticky Phacelia – Phacelia viscida
 * Stiff Brome – Brachypodium distachyon
 * Stiff Sedge – Carex bigelowii
 * Stinking Fleabane – Dittrichia graveolens
 * Stinking Hawk's-beard – Crepis foetida
 * Stipitate Forget-me-not – Plagiobothrys stipitatus
 * Strawberry Clover – Trifolium fragiferum
 * Strawberry-raspberry – Rubus illecebrosus
 * Striped Squill – Puschkinia scilloides
 * Strong-spined Medick – Medicago truncatula
 * Summer Jasmine – Jasminum officinale
 * Summer Pheasant's-eye – Adonis aestivalis
 * Summer-cypress – Bassia scoparia
 * Swamp Rose – Rosa palustris
 * Swan River Daisy – Brachyscome iberidifolia
 * Swedish Service-tree – Sorbus hybrida
 * Swedish Whitebeam – Sorbus intermedia
 * Sweet Tobacco – Nicotiana alata
 * Sweet Yarrow – Achillea ageratum
 * Sweet-flag – Acorus calamus
 * Sweet-sultan – Amberboa moschata
 * Sweet-William – Dianthus barbatus
 * Sword-leaved Rush – Juncus ensifolius
 * Syrian Bean-caper – Zygophyllum fabago
 * Syrian Ketmia – Hibiscus syriacus
 * Syrian Thistle – Notobasis syriaca

T

 * Tall Beggarticks – Bidens vulgata
 * Tall False-buck's-beard – Astilbe chinensis
 * Tall White-aster – Aster umbellatus
 * Tangier Pea – Lathyrus tingitanus
 * Tanner's Sumach – Rhus coriaria
 * Tansey-leaved Rocket – Hugueninia tanacetifolia
 * Tansy-mustard – Descurainia pinnata
 * Tartarian Honeysuckle – Lonicera tatarica
 * Tasmanian Snow-gum – Eucalyptus coccifera
 * Tasmanian-fuchsia – Correa backhouseana
 * Tassel Hyacinth – Muscari comosum
 * Tasteless Stonecrop – Sedum sexangulare
 * Tattered Medick – Medicago laciniata
 * Teesdale Sandwort – Minuartia stricta
 * Ternate-leaved Cinquefoil – Potentilla norvegica
 * Tessellate Fiddleneck – Amsinckia tessellata
 * Thin-leaved Sunflower – Helianthus decapetalus
 * Thin-leaved Whitebeam – Sorbus leptophylla
 * Thread-leaved Water-crowfoot – Ranunculus trichophyllus
 * Three-leaved Rush – Juncus trifidus
 * Thunberg's Pigweed – Amaranthus thunbergii
 * Thyme-leaved Speedwell – Veronica serpyllifolia
 * Tibetan Cotoneaster – Cotoneaster conspicuus
 * Tibetan Rhubarb – Rheum officinale
 * Tiger-tail Spruce – Picea polita
 * Tongue-orchid – Serapias lingua
 * Toothed Fireweed – Senecio minimus
 * Toothpick-plant – Ammi visnaga
 * Tossa Jute – Corchorus olitorius
 * Trailing Azalea – Loiseleuria procumbens
 * Trailing Snapdragon – Asarina procumbens
 * Trailing St John's-wort – Hypericum humifusum
 * Tree Aeonium – Aeonium arboreum
 * Tree Bedstraw – Coprosma repens
 * Tree Cotoneaster – Cotoneaster frigidus
 * Tree Privet – Ligustrum lucidum
 * Tree Rhododendron – Rhododendron arboreum
 * Tresco Rhodostachys – Ochagavia carnea
 * Tricolour Chrysanthemum – Ismelia carinata
 * Tricolour Convolvulus – Convolvulus tricolor
 * Trixago Bartsia – Bellardia trixago
 * Tropical Finger-grass – Digitaria ciliaris
 * Trumpet-creeper – Campsis radicans
 * Tuberous Comfrey – Symphytum tuberosum
 * Tuberous Hawk's-beard – Aetheorhiza bulbosa
 * Tufted Foamflower – Tiarella wherryi
 * Tulip Poppy – Papaver glaucum
 * Tunbridge Filmy-fern – Hymenophyllum tunbrigense
 * Turkish Iris – Iris orientalis
 * Turn-sole – Chrozophora tinctoria
 * Tussock Bellflower – Campanula carpatica
 * Twisted-leaf Spanish-dagger – Yucca rupicola
 * Two-leaved Mitrewort – Mitella diphylla

UV

 * Umbrella Arum – Amorphophallus rivieri
 * Umbrella Bamboo – Fargesia murielae
 * Unbranched Bur-reed – Sparganium emersum
 * Upright Hedge-parsley – Torilis japonica
 * Valley Popcorn-flower – Plagiobothrys canescens
 * Variable Daisy – Brachyscome ciliaris
 * Variable Flat-sedge – Cyperus difformis
 * Various-leaved Fescue – Festuca heterophylla
 * Various-leaved Pondweed – Potamogeton gramineus
 * Veitch's Silver-fir – Abies veitchii
 * Vilmorin's Rowan – Sorbus vilmorinii
 * Viper's-grass – Scorzonera humilis
 * Virginia Springbeauty – Claytonia virginica
 * Virginia-bluebells – Mertensia virginica
 * Virginian Juniper – Juniperus virginiana

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 * Warty-cabbage – Bunias orientalis
 * Water Finger-grass – Paspalum distichum
 * Water-hyacinth – Eichhornia crassipes
 * Water-poppy – Hydrocleys nymphoides
 * Water-purslane – Lythrum portula
 * Watson's Amaranth – Amaranthus watsonii
 * Weeping-grass – Ehrharta stipoides
 * Welted Thistle – Carduus crispus
 * Western Balsam-poplar – Populus trichocarpa
 * Western Hemlock-spruce – Tsuga heterophylla
 * Western Red-cedar – Thuja plicata
 * Western Stork's-bill – Erodium cygnorum
 * Western Sword-fern – Polystichum munitum
 * Western Tickseed – Bidens aristosa
 * Western Water-hemp – Amaranthus rudis
 * Western Yellow-pine – Pinus ponderosa
 * White Arctotis – Arctotis stoechadifolia
 * White Broom – Cytisus multiflorus
 * White Butterbur – Petasites albus
 * White Forget-me-not – Plagiobothrys scouleri
 * White Mignonette – Reseda alba
 * White Morning-glory – Ipomoea lacunosa
 * White Peppermint-gum – Eucalyptus pulchella
 * White Ramping-fumitory – Fumaria capreolata
 * White-flowered Gourd – Lagenaria siceraria
 * White-stemmed Stickleaf – Mentzelia albicaulis
 * Whorled Loosestrife – Lysimachia quadrifolia
 * Whorled Tickseed – Coreopsis verticillata
 * Whorled Water-milfoil – Myriophyllum verticillatum
 * Wild Madder – Rubia peregrina
 * Wild Parsnip – Pastinaca sativa
 * Wild Tobacco – Nicotiana rustica
 * Wild Tulip – Tulipa sylvestris
 * Wild-indigo – Baptisia tinctoria
 * Willow-leaved Dock – Rumex salicifolius
 * Willow-leaved Pear – Pyrus salicifolia
 * Wilmott's Whitebeam – Sorbus wilmottiana
 * Wilson's Filmy-fern – Hymenophyllum wilsonii
 * Wilson's Honeysuckle – Lonicera nitida
 * Windmill-grass – Chloris truncata
 * Winged Pigweed – Cycloloma atriplicifolium
 * Winter Daffodil – Sternbergia lutea
 * Winter Heath – Erica carnea
 * Winter-cherries – Solanum pseudocapsicum
 * Witch-grass – Panicum capillare
 * Woad-leaved Ragwort – Senecio glastifolius
 * Wolf's-bane – Aconitum lycoctonum
 * Wood Barley – Hordelymus europaeus
 * Wood Melick – Melica uniflora
 * Wood Ragwort – Senecio ovatus
 * Wood Stitchwort – Stellaria nemorum
 * Woody Fleabane – Dittrichia viscosa
 * Woolly Burdock – Arctium tomentosum
 * Woolly Tea-tree – Leptospermum lanigerum
 * Wright's Ground-cherry – Physalis acutifolia
 * Yard-grass – Eleusine indica
 * Yellow Bartsia – Parentucellia viscosa
 * Yellow Bristle-grass – Setaria pumila
 * Yellow Crocus – Yellow crocus
 * Yellow Foxglove – Digitalis grandiflora
 * Yellow Thistle – Cirsium erisithales
 * Yellow-eyed-grass – Sisyrinchium californicum
 * Yellow-rayed Lasthenia – Lasthenia glabrata
 * Youth-and-age – Zinnia elegans
 * Zig-zag Goldenrod – Solidago flexicaulis
 * Zonal Geranium – Pelargonium x hortorum

Salisbury
See The_Paradisus_Londinensis.


 * Add something to both James Edward Smith and Richard Anthony Salisbury



Scilloideae and Hyacinthaceae
Scilloideae No name appears to have been provided for the subtribe consisting of the genus Pseudoprospero; by the rules of the ICN it would be "Pseudoprosperinae".

Spines vs. thorns
Flora Europaea (Vol. 2) uses "prickle" to describe the structures possessed by Rosa, and "spine" for the structures possessed by Prunus spinosus.

Dawkins' use of "ape"
Now at User:Peter coxhead/Info.

Terminology
At Scientific nomenclature, there is a careful (and sourced) distinction between "taxonomy", "classification" and "nomenclature" in the context of biology. This is also explained clearly in the leading paragraph of Systematics.


 * Taxonomy involves both classification and nomenclature in that taxonomy involves describing, identifying, naming and classifying taxa; classification and nomenclature are topics within taxonomy, i.e. topics studied by taxonomists
 * Classification is the placing of taxa into (ordered) groups
 * Nomenclature is the application of names to taxa based on a particular classification scheme and agreed rules.

The term "taxonomy" is used in two senses. Used as an English mass noun, it means the discipline or subject. Used as an English count noun, it means a classification. "Taxonomy" refers to the subject; "the taxonomy of flowering plants" refers to the classification of flowering plants.

Biological nomenclature and biological classification are in principle distinct: taxa could be given names independent of their position within a classification hierarchy (as is true of the PhyloCode except for species). In current Linnean, rank-based classification, nomenclature and classification are intertwined, because (a) species names include the genus (b) families, orders, etc. are named based on genera.

Unfortunately this careful distinction is not maintained in some of the rather muddled set of articles currently present in Wikipedia. For example, both Linnaean classification and Linnaean nomenclature redirect to Linnaean taxonomy, which would be ok if this article covered both, but it does not, it only covers classification. (To muddy the waters even more, Linnean nomenclature doesn't redirect to Linnaean taxonomy, but to Binomial nomenclature.)

Linnaean vs. Linnean

 * Linnaean classification, Linnean classification → Linnaean taxonomy
 * Linnaean enterprise, Linnean enterprise – stub
 * Linnaean name, Linnean name → Linnaean taxonomy
 * Linnaean nomenclature → Linnaean taxonomy, BUT Linnean nomenclature → Binomial nomenclature
 * Linnaean system, Linnean system → Linnaean taxonomy
 * Linnaean taxonomy, Linnean taxonomy – needs work

Work for Alternation of Generations

 * Relative importance of the sporophyte and the gametophyte.
 * Equal (homomorphy or isomorphy)
 * Unequal (heteromorphy or anisomorphy).
 * Dominant sporophyte (sporophytic).
 * Differentiation of the gametes.
 * Both gametes the same (isogamy).
 * Gametes of two distinct sizes (anisogamy).
 * Both of similiar motility.
 * One large and sessile, one small and motile (oogamy).
 * Antheridia and archegonia occur on the same gametophyte, which is then called monoicous.
 * Antheridia and archegonia occur on different gametophytes, which are then called dioicous.
 * Differentiation of the spores.
 * All spores the same size (homospory or isospory).
 * Spores of two distinct sizes (heterospory or anisospory): larger megaspores and smaller microspores.
 * Megasporangia and microsporangia occur on the same sporophyte, which is then called monoecious.
 * Megasporangia and microsporangia occur on different sporophytes, which are then called dioecious.

Cladistics stuff: comparison of terminology
The table below compares current terminology with an alternative terminology which some authors have supported.

In terms of the derivation of the words used, the alternative terminology is undoubtedly more logical: the binary alternative to 'mono' (one) is 'poly' (many), so whatever is not monophyletic is polyphyletic. However, more logical or not, the terminology most used today is that shown on the left of the table. In this terminology, it is important to be clear that 'non-monophyletic' does not mean polyphyletic but instead either paraphyletic or polyphyletic.