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Answered by writersparadise
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Plants are classified in many different ways. The Family, Genus, and species of the plant are the ones which are used commonly for studying a plant or for using its products. Sometimes, the subspecies, cultivar or variety is also considered.


Plants are classified based on:


1.       Class – Angiosperms and gymnosperms


2.       Subclass - Monocotyledonae  and Dicotyledonae 


3.       Superorder – group related to plant families. Names end with –idae.


4.       Order – names end with –ales.


5.       Family – each order is divided into families. Names end in –aceae.


6.       Subfamily – family is divided into sub-families. Names end with – oideae.


7.       Tribe - Names end with –eae.


8.       Subtribe - Names end with –inae.


9.       Genus – most familiar name of the plant. Almost common to the same group.


10.   Species – this level defines the individual plants. It is written after the Genus.


11.   Variety – a plant that is slightly different from the species.


12.   Form – a plant within species with small botanical differences.


13.   Cultivar – a cultivated variety of a particular plant.


More details about plant classification can be found here:

http://theseedsite.co.uk/class.html

 

Answered by myrakincsem
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There are various ways classification of the plants . They can be classified on the basis of their habitat and water requirement for example the xenophytes found in dessert and dry environment mostly.
Also, most of the time plants classification is based on their class ,order and also on their family .
In order to classified them more specifically plants can also be classified in the basis of genus and species .
With in a specie there are many varieties as well as their cultivars available upon which they are classified each varieties have it's own unique qualities.
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