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The De Candolle system is a system of plant taxonomy by French (Swiss)
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Augustin Pyramus de Candolle Augustin Pyramus (or Pyrame) de Candolle (, , ; 4 February 17789 September 1841) was a Swiss people, Swiss botany, botanist. René Louiche Desfontaines launched de Candolle's botanical career by recommending him at a herbarium. Within a couple ...
(1778−1841).


History

The first taxonomic system by de Candolle, who introduced the term
taxonomy image:Hierarchical clustering diagram.png, 280px, Generalized scheme of taxonomy Taxonomy is a practice and science concerned with classification or categorization. Typically, there are two parts to it: the development of an underlying scheme o ...
, appeared in his description of the plants of France, his ''Flore française'' (1805–1815), in 5 volumes dealing with plant species found in France. The De Candolle system is a subsequent taxonomic system. * It was originally published by de Candolle in the ''Théorie élémentaire de la botanique, ou exposition des principes de la classification naturelle et de l’art de décrire et d’etudier les végétaux'' (1813). * It was further developed and published in editions of the very extensive but unfinished '' Prodromus Systematis Naturalis Regni Vegetabilis'' (''Prodromus'') (1824–1873), dealing only with dicotyledons. The abbreviation ''Syst.'' in de Candolle's work and subsequent literature refers to his ''Regni vegetabilis systema naturale''.


Systems

The De Candolle system recognises the following groups of vascular plants (references to ''Prodromus''). Within the ''Prodromus'' he cross references his earlier ''Regni vegetabilis systema naturale''. A general schema is laid out in the ''Regnii vegetabilis'' pp. 117–122, as follows: Plantae Vasculares seu Cotyledoneae DC. * classis I. DICOTYLEDONEÆ seu Exogenae art 1 p. 1*: subclassis 1. THALAMIFLORÆ art I*: subclassis 2. CALYCIFLORÆ arts II - VII *: subclassis 3. COROLLIFLORÆ arts VIII - XIII(1) *: subclassis 4. MONOCHLAMYDEÆ arts XIII(2) - XVI* classis II. MONOCOTYLEDONEÆ


Flore française

* Vol I ** Table of genera p. 57 ** Introduction (also published separately): ''Principes élémentaires de botanique'' p. 61''ff''. * Vol II ** Class I: Acotylédones p. 1 11 families *** Family 11: Nayades * Vol III ** Class II: Monocotylédonés Phanérogames p. 1 *** Family 12:
Gramineae Poaceae ( ), also called Gramineae ( ), is a large and nearly ubiquitous family of monocotyledonous flowering plants commonly known as grasses. It includes the cereal grasses, bamboos, the grasses of natural grassland and species cultivated i ...
p. 1 *** Family 13:
Cyperaceae The Cyperaceae () are a family of graminoid (grass-like), monocotyledonous flowering plants known as wikt:sedge, sedges. The family (biology), family is large; botanists have species description, described some 5,500 known species in about 90 ...
p. 99 *** Family 14: Typhaceae p. 147 *** Family 15:
Aroideae Aroideae is a subfamily of flowering plants in the family (biology), family Araceae. It is the largest subfamily in Araceae and consists of about 72 genera, and 2,300 species. Many Aroideae have spiny pollen grains without a sporopollenin outer e ...
p. 150 *** Family 16: Junceae p. 155 *** Family 17: Asparageae p. 172 *** Family 18: Alismaceae p. 181 *** Family 19:
Colchicaceae Colchicaceae is a family of flowering plant Flowering plants are plants that bear flowers and fruits, and form the clade Angiospermae (). The term angiosperm is derived from the Ancient Greek, Greek words (; 'container, vessel') and (; ...
p. 192 *** Family 20:
Liliaceae The lily family, Liliaceae, consists of about 15 genera and 610 species of flowering plants within the order Liliales. They are monocotyledonous, perennial, herbaceous, often bulbous geophytes. Plants in this family have evolved with a fai ...
p. 198 **** Ordre I: Liliacées p. 199 **** Ordre II: Asphodèles p. 204 **** Ordre III: Narcisses p. 229 *** Family 21: Irideae p. 235 *** Family 22: Orchideae p. 243 *** Family 23: Hydrocharideae p. 265 ** Class III: Dicotylédonés p. 269 Vol IV - 2 parts Vol V


Théorie élémentaire de la botanique

List of De Candolle system
families Family (from ) is a group of people related either by consanguinity (by recognized birth) or affinity (by marriage or other relationship). It forms the basis for social order. Ideally, families offer predictability, structure, and safety as ...
recognized in the '' Théorie élémentaire de la botanique'' (1813), on page 213: * I. VÉGÉTAUX VASCULAIRES OU COTYLÉDONÉS p. 213 (113 families) ** 1. Exogènes ou dicotylédones p. 213 ** 2. Endogènes ou monocotylédonés p. 219 *** A. Phanérogames p. 219 (21 families) **** 114. Cycadées p. 219 **** 124. Amaryllidées **** 128. Liliacées ***** 1. Asparagées ***** 2. Trilliacées ***** 3. Asphodelées ***** 4. Bromeliées ***** 5. Tulipacées **** 135. Graminées *** B. Cryptogames p. 220 (4 families) * II. VÉGÉTAUX CELLULAIRES OU ACOTYLÉDONÉS p. 220 (6 families)


Prodromus

The De Candolle system
families Family (from ) is a group of people related either by consanguinity (by recognized birth) or affinity (by marriage or other relationship). It forms the basis for social order. Ideally, families offer predictability, structure, and safety as ...
were further developed in the '' Prodromus'' (1824–1873). Note that this system was published well before there were internationally accepted rules for
botanical nomenclature Botanical nomenclature is the formal, scientific naming of plants. It is related to, but distinct from taxonomy (biology), taxonomy. Plant taxonomy is concerned with grouping and classifying plants; Botany, botanical nomenclature then provides na ...
. Here, a
family Family (from ) is a Social group, group of people related either by consanguinity (by recognized birth) or Affinity (law), affinity (by marriage or other relationship). It forms the basis for social order. Ideally, families offer predictabili ...
is indicated as "ordo". Terminations for families were not what they are now. Neither of these phenomena is a problem from a nomenclatural perspective, the present day
ICBN The ''International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants'' (ICN or ICNafp) is the set of rules and recommendations dealing with the formal botanical names that are given to plants, fungi and a few other groups of organisms, all tho ...
provides for this. Within the
dicotyledon The dicotyledons, also known as dicots (or, more rarely, dicotyls), are one of the two groups into which all the flowering plants (angiosperms) were formerly divided. The name refers to one of the typical characteristics of the group: namely, ...
s ("classis prima DICOTYLEDONEÆ") the De Candolle system recognises (Pagination from ''Prodromus'', 17 Parts) the list:


Subclassis I. THALAMIFLORÆ art I

*: ordo I. RANUNCULACEÆ (Page 1) *: ordo II. DILLENIACEÆ (Page 67) *: ordo III. MAGNOLIACEÆ (Page 77) *: ordo IV. ANONACEÆ ic(Page 83) *: ordo V. MENISPERMACEÆ (Page 95) *: ordo VI. BERBERIDEÆ (Page 105) *: ordo VII. PODOPHYLLACEÆ (Page 111) *: ordo VIII. NYMPHÆACEÆ *: ordo VIIIbis. SARRACENIACEÆ *: ordo IX. PAPAVERACEÆ *: ordo X. FUMARIACEÆ *: ordo XIbis. RESEDACEÆ *: ordo XI. CRUCIFERÆ *: ordo XII. CAPPARIDEÆ *: ordo XIII. FLACOURTIANEÆ *: ordo XIV. BIXINEÆ *: ordo XIVbis. LACISTEMACEÆ *: ordo XV. CISTINEÆ *: ordo XVI. VIOLARIEÆ (Page 287) *: ordo XVII. DROSERACEÆ *: ordo XVIII. POLYGALACEÆ *: ordo XIX. TREMANDREÆ *: ordo XX. PITTOSPOREÆ *: ordo XXI. FRANKENIACEÆ *: ordo XXII. CARYOPHYLLEÆ *: ordo XXIII. LINEÆ *: ordo XXIV. MALVACEÆ *: ordo XXV. BOMBACEÆ ic*: ordo XXVI. BYTTNERIACEÆ *: ordo XXVII. TILIACEÆ *: ordo XXVIII. ELÆOCARPEÆ *: ordo XXIX. CHLENACEÆ *: ordo XXIXbis. ANCISTROCLADEÆ *: ordo XXIXter. DIPTEROCARPEÆ *: ordo XXIXter. icLOPHIRACEÆ *: ordo XXX. TERNSTROEMIACEÆ *: ordo XXXI. CAMELLIEÆ *: ordo XXXII. OLACINEÆ *: ordo XXXIII. AURANTIACEÆ *: ordo XXXIV. HYPERICINEÆ *: ordo XXXV. GUTTIFERÆ *: ordo XXXVI. MARCGRAVIACEÆ *: ordo XXXVII. HIPPOCRATEACEÆ *: ordo XXXVIII. ERYTHROXYLEÆ *: ordo XXXIX. MALPIGHIACEÆ *: ordo XL. ACERINEÆ *: ordo XLI. HIPPOCASTANEÆ *: ordo XLII. RHIZOBOLEÆ *: ordo XLIII. SAPINDACEÆ *: ordo XLIV. MELIACEÆ *: ordo XLV. AMPELIDEÆ *: ordo XLVI. GERANIACEÆ *: ordo XLVII. TROPÆOLEÆ *: ordo XLVIII. BALSAMINEÆ *: ordo XLIX. OXALIDEÆ *: ordo L. ZYGOPHYLLEÆ *: ordo LI. RUTACEÆ *: ordo LII. SIMARUBEÆ ic*: ordo LIII. OCHNACEÆ *: ordo LIV. CORIARIEÆ (Page 739) (Index to Part I p. 741)


Subclassis II. CALYCIFLORÆ arts II - VII

*: ordo LV. CELASTRINEÆ art II(Page 2) *: ordo LVI. RHAMNEÆ *: ordo LVII. BRUNIACEÆ *: ordo LVIII. SAMYDEÆ *: ordo LIX. HOMALINEÆ *: ordo LX. CHAILLETIACEÆ *: ordo LXI. AQUILARINEÆ *: ordo LXII. TEREBINTHACEÆ *: ordo LXIII. LEGUMINOSÆ *: ordo LXIV. ROSACEÆ (Page 525) *: ordo LXV. CALYCANTHEÆ art III (Page 1) *: ordo LXVbis. MONIMIACEÆ *: ordo LXVI. GRANATEÆ *: ordo LXVII. MEMECYLEÆ *: ordo LXVIII. COMBRETACEÆ *: ordo LXIX. VOCHYSIEÆ *: ordo LXX RHIZOPHOREÆ *: ordo LXXI. ONAGRARIEÆ *: ordo LXXII. HALORAGEÆ *: ordo LXXIII. CERATOPHYLLEÆ *: ordo LXXIV. LYTHRARIEÆ *: ordo LXXIVbis. CRYPTERONIACEÆ *: ordo LXXV. TAMARISCINEÆ *: ordo LXXVI. MELASTOMACEÆ *: ordo LXXVII. ALANGIEÆ *: ordo LXXVIII. PHILADELPEÆ *: ordo LXXIX. MYRTACEÆ *: ordo LXXX. CUCURBITACEÆ *: ordo LXXXI. PASSIFLOREÆ *: ordo LXXXII. LOASEÆ *: ordo LXXXIII. TURNERACEÆ *: ordo LXXXIV. FOUQUIERACEÆ *: ordo LXXXV. PORTULACEÆ *: ordo LXXXVI. PARONYCHIEÆ *: ordo LXXXVII. CRASSULACEÆ *: ordo LXXXVIII. FICOIDEÆ (Page 415) *: ordo LXXXIX. CACTEÆ *: ordo XC. GROSSULARIEÆ *: ordo XCI. SAXIFRAGACEÆ art IV (Page 1) *: ordo XCII. UMBELLIFERÆ *: ordo XCIII. ARALIACEÆ *: ordo XCIV. HAMAMELIDEÆ *: ordo XCV. CORNEÆ *: ordo XCVbis. HELWINGIACEÆ *: ordo XCVI. LORANTHACEÆ *: ordo XCVII. CAPRIFOLIACEÆ *: ordo XCVIII. RUBIACEÆ *: ordo XCIX. VALERIANEÆ *: ordo C. DIPSACEÆ (Page 643) *: ordo CI. CALYCEREÆ art V (Page 1) *: ordo CII. COMPOSITÆ (Page 4); art VI (Page 1); art VII (Page 1) *: ordo CIII. STYLIDIEÆ art VII*: ordo CIV. LOBELIACEÆ *: ordo CV. CAMPANULACEÆ *: ordo CVI. CYPHIACEÆ *: ordo CVII. GOODENOVIEÆ *: ordo CVIII. ROUSSÆACEÆ *: ordo CIX. GESNERIACEÆ *: ordo CX. SPHENOCLEACEÆ *: ordo CXI. COLUMELLIACEÆ *: ordo CXII. NAPOLEONEÆ *: ordo CXIII. VACCINIEÆ *: ordo CXIV. ERICACEÆ (Page 580) (Four tribes) **: Arbuteae (Page 580) **: Andromedae (Page 588) **: Ericeae (Page 612) **: Rhodoreae (Page 712) (Two subtribes) ***: Rhododendreae (712) (Nine genera) ****: ''Rhododendron'' (719) (Six sections) *****: ''Buramia'' (720) *****: ''Hymenanthes'' (721) *****: ''Eurhododendron'' (721) *****: ''Pogonanthum'' (725) *****: ''Chamaecistus'' (725) *****: ''Tsutsusi'' (726) ****: ''Kalmia'' (728) ***: Ledeae (729) *: ordo CXV. EPACRIDEÆ (Page 734) *: ordo CXVI. PYROLACEÆ *: ordo CXVII. FRANCOACEÆ *: ordo CXVIII. MONOTROPEÆ (Page 779)


Subclassis III. COROLLIFLORÆ arts VIII - XIII(1)

*: ordo CXIX. LENTIBULARIEÆ (Page 1) *: ordo CXX. PRIMULACEÆ *: ordo CXXI. MYRSINEACEÆ *: ordo CXXII. ÆGICERACEÆ *: ordo CXXIII. THEOPHRASTACEÆ *: ordo CXXIV. SAPOTACEÆ *: ordo CXXV. EBENACEÆ *: ordo CXXVI. STYRACACEÆ *: ordo CXXVII. OLEACEÆ *: ordo CXXVIIbis. SALVADORACEÆ *: ordo CXXVIII. JASMINEÆ *: ordo CXXIX. APOCYNACEÆ *: ordo CXXX. ASCLEPIADEÆ (Page 460) *: ordo CXXX ?LEONIACEÆ *: ordo CXXXI. LOGANIACEÆ art IX (Page 1) *: ordo CXXXII. GENTIANACEÆ *: ordo CXXXIII. BIGNONIACEÆ *: ordo CXXXIV. SESAMEÆ *: ordo CXXXV. CYRTANDRACEÆ *: ordo CXXXVI. HYDROPHYLLACEÆ *: ordo CXXXVII. POLEMONIACEÆ *: ordo CXXXVII. icCONVOLVULACEÆ *: ordo CXXXVIII. ERICYBEÆ *: ordo CXXXIX. BORRAGINEÆ ic(Page 466); art X (Page 1) *: ordo CXL. HYDROLEACEÆ *: ordo CXLII. SCROPHULARIACEÆ (Page 186) *: ordo CXLII(I). icSOLANACEÆ art XIII (1) (Pages 1 – 692) ''out of sequence'' *: ordo CXLIV. OROBRANCHACEÆ art XI (Page 1) *: ordo CXLV. ACANTHACEÆ *: ordo CXLVI. PHRYMACEÆ *: ordo CXLVII VERBENACEÆ *: ordo CXLVIII MYOPORACEÆ (Page 701) *: ordo CXLIX SELAGINACEÆ art XII (Page 1) *: ordo CL. LABIATÆ *: ordo CLI. STILBACEÆ *: ordo CLII. GLOBULARIACEÆ *: ordo CLIII. BRUNONIACEÆ *: ordo CLIV. PLUMBAGINEÆ (Page 617) *: ordo CLV. PLANTAGINACEÆ art XIII (Page 693)


Subclassis IV. MONOCHLAMYDEÆ arts XIII(2) - XVI

*: ordo CLVI. PHYTOLACCACEÆ (Page 2) *: ordo CLVII. SALSOLACEÆ *: ordo CLVIII. BASELLACEÆ *: ordo CLIX. AMARANTACEÆ ic*: ordo CLX. NYCTAGINACEÆ (Page 425) *: ordo CLXI. POLYGONACEÆ art XIV (Pages 1 – 186) *: ordo CLXII. LAURACEÆ art XIV (Page 186); art XV(1) (Pages 1 – 260) ''out of sequence'' *: ordo CLXIII. MYRISTICACEÆ (Page 187) *: ordo CLXIV. PROTEACEÆ (Page 209) *: ordo CLXV. PENÆACEÆ *: ordo CLXVI. GEISSOLOMACEÆ (Page 491) *: ordo CLXVII. THYMELÆACEÆ *: ordo CLXVIII. ELÆAGNACEÆ *: ordo CLXIX. GRUBBIACEÆ *: ordo CLXX. SANTALACEÆ (Page 619) *: ordo CLXXI. HERNANDIACEÆ art XV(1) (Page 1) *: ordo CLXXII. BEGONIACEÆ *: ordo CLXXIII. DATISCACEÆ *: ordo CLXXIV. PAPAYACEÆ *: ordo CLXXV. ARISTOLOCHIACEÆ *: ordo CLXXVbis. NEPENTHACEÆ *: ordo CLXXVI. STACKHOUSIACEÆ (Page 419) *: ic*: ordo CLXXVIII. EUPHORBIACEÆ art XV(2) (Page 1) *: ordo CLXXIX. DAPHNIPHYLLACEÆ art XVI(1) (Page 1) *: ordo CLXXX. BUXACEÆ *: ordo CLXXXbis. BATIDACEÆ *: ordo CLXXXI. EMPETRACEÆ *: ordo CLXXXII. CANNABINEÆ *: ordo CLXXXIII. ULMACEÆ *: ordo CLXXXIIIbis. MORACEÆ *: ordo CLXXXIV. ARTOCARPEÆ *: ordo CLXXXV. URTICACEÆ *: ordo CLXXXVI. PIPERACEÆ *: ic*: ordo CLXXXVIII. CHLORANTHACEÆ *: ordo CLXXXIX. GARRYACEÆ (Page 486) *: ordo CXC. CUPULIFERÆ art XVI(2) (Page 1) *: ordo CXCI. CORYLACEÆ (Page 124) *: ordo CXCII. JUGLANDEÆ (Page 134) *: ordo CXCIII. MYRICACEÆ (Page 147) *: ordo CXCIV. PLATANACEÆ *: ordo CXCV. BETULACEÆ (Page 161) *: ordo CXCVI. SALICINEÆ (Page 190) *: ordo CXCVII CASUARINEÆ (Page 332)


Other

Somewhat inconsistently the ''Prodromus'' also treats: *GYMNOSPERMÆ art XVI(2) (Page 345) *: ordo CXCVIII. GNETACEÆ (Page 347) *: ordo CXCIX. CONIFERÆ (Page 361) *: ordo CC. CYCADACEÆ (Pages 522 - 547) * ''incertæ sedis'' *: ordo (dubiæ affin.) LENNOACEÆ *: ordo (affin. dubiæ) PODOSTEMACEÆ *: ordo num.? CYTINACEÆ *: ordo incertae sedis BALANOPHORACEÆ (Overall Index Part XVII Page 323)


References


Bibliography

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