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| Binomial System of Nomenclature |
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| The two-name systems of naming living organisms, consisting of genus then species. This system was developed by Swedish Botonist, Carollus Linnaeus, and is expressed in Latin. |
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| Binomial name is also called the __________________________. |
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| The first part of the scientific name, classifying the group of similar plants. |
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| The second part of the scientific name usually consisting of an adjective describing a characteristic of the plant |
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| Plants often have more than one of these, which is why the latin name is an industry standard. |
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| What is the plant characteristic which groups plants together into families? |
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| A flower with separated petals. |
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| The flower where the petals are fused together to form a corolla tube. |
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| The flower type that consists of more than one flower connected together to form a single head. |
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| How are scientific names expressed on paper? |
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| Genus is capitalized; species is lower-case |
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| How is the genus written differently than the species? |
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| Scientists who classify plants are called ______________________. |
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| The botonist who developed binomial nomenclature. |
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