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This category includes plants that were first formally and validly described in 1883 according to the rules of the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature. Use reliable sources like the International Plant Names Index to figure out the proper category. For examples see the WikiProject Plants essay on this topic.









Pages in category "Plants described in 1883"


The following 97 pages are in this category, out of 97 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




A



  • Achnophora

  • Aerangis modesta

  • Allium giganteum

  • Allium macleanii

  • Allium plummerae

  • Aloe capitata

  • Amentotaxus argotaenia

  • Aponogeton bernierianus

  • Aristida basiramea

  • Arnica nevadensis

  • Arnica sachalinensis

  • Arnoglossum floridanum

  • Artemisia franserioides




B


  • Bulbophyllum ambrosia



C



  • Canarium divergens

  • Carex bermudiana

  • Castilleja cinerea

  • Catharanthus trichophyllus

  • Catopsis paniculata

  • Celosia palmeri

  • Chaenactis fremontii

  • Chaenactis nevii

  • Characium marinum

  • Chiloglottis trilabra

  • Cirsium wheeleri

  • Commiphora angolensis

  • Croton alabamensis

  • Cynanchum arizonicum




D



  • Dacryodes incurvata

  • Decalepis salicifolia

  • Deinandra kelloggii

  • Deinandra lobbii

  • Dendrobium wattii

  • Dracula chestertonii




E



  • Ephedra pedunculata

  • Erigeron arizonicus

  • Erigeron lemmonii

  • Erigeron neomexicanus

  • Erigeron oreganus

  • Eriophyllum nubigenum

  • Eriophyllum pringlei

  • Euphorbia deltoidea

  • Euphorbia trichophylla




F



  • Fallopia aubertii

  • Fallopia baldschuanica




G



  • Galium arkansanum

  • Galium matthewsii

  • Garcinia kola

  • Gardenia grievei

  • Geum bulgaricum

  • Guzmania devansayana

  • Guzmania sanguinea




H



  • Hakea pedunculata

  • Hazardia detonsa

  • Helenium thurberi

  • Helianthus floridanus

  • Hieracium nudicaule

  • Hieracium pringlei

  • Hymenopappus mexicanus

  • Hymenoxys insignis

  • Hymenoxys robusta

  • Hymenoxys rusbyi

  • Hymenoxys subintegra




I



  • Iris milesii

  • Isocoma acradenia




M



  • Malaxis porphyrea

  • Mandragora caulescens

  • Melaleuca pityoides

  • Mundulea striata




N


  • Notholaena californica



O



  • Oncinocalyx betchei

  • Ophioglossum californicum

  • Orostachys japonica

  • Orthosiphon ferrugineus




P



  • Parkia parrii

  • Phaius robertsii

  • Pityrodia lepidota

  • Platylobium alternifolium

  • Prunus campanulata

  • Prunus grayana

  • Prunus pedunculata

  • Prunus phaeosticta

  • Prunus spinosissima




Q



  • Quercus lobbii

  • Quercus vaseyana




S



  • Sagittaria cristata

  • Schizolaena exinvolucrata

  • Scleria greigiifolia

  • Synandrospadix vermitoxicus




T



  • Tectaria triloba

  • Thaumatococcus daniellii

  • Tithonia diversifolia




V



  • Verticordia forrestii

  • Verticordia jamiesonii

  • Vitis coignetiae

  • Vriesea barilletii




W


  • Washingtonia robusta






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