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The natural system of classification for flowering plants was given by​

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In the mid 18th century, when Linnaeus published Species Plantarum (Linnaeus 1753) with a complete list of all known species of flowering plants, about 7000 species were known. Linnaeus classified all these species in over 1000 genera and 23 classes (e.g. sunflower in the genus Helianthus in the class Syngenesia).

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In the mid 18th century, when Linnaeus published Species Plantarum (Linnaeus 1753) with a complete list of all known species of flowering plants, about 7000 species were known. Linnaeus classified all these species in over 1000 genera and 23 classes (e.g. sunflower in the genus Helianthus in the class Syngenesia

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