HORTICULTURAL AND BOTANICAL CLASSIFICATION

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HORTICULTURALANDBOTANICALCLASSIFICATIONBy:Ms. Basabadatta SahuAsst.Prof.Dept. of Horticulture,MSSSoA, CUTM, PKD

CLASSIFICATION OF VEGETABLES1. Based on botanical relationship2. Based on temperature tolerance or hardiness3. Based on soil acidity4. Based on parts used as food2

1. Based on botanical relationshipFamilyCropScientific nameAlliaceaeOnionAllium cepaGarlicAllium sativumAraceaeColocasiaColocasia esculentaPoaceaeSweet cornZea maysLiliaceaeAsparagusAsparagus officinalisDioscoreaceaeYam/DioscoreaDioscorea sp.AizoaceaeNewzealand spinachTetragonia tetragonioidesAmaranthaceaeAmaranthusAmaranthus sp.BasellaceaeBasellaBasella sp.Brassicaceae /CruciferaeCabbageBrassica oleraceae var. capitataCauliflowerBrassica oleraceae var. botrytisRadishRaphanus sativusBeetrootBeta vulgarisSpinachSpinacea oleraceaChenopodiaceae3

FamilyCropScientific nameCucurbitaceaeCucumberCucumis sativusWatermelonCitrullus lanatusBitter gourdMomordica charantiaBottle gourdLagenaria sicerariaPointed gourdTrichiosanthes anguinaPumpkinCucurbita moschataEuphorbiaceaeCassavaManihot esculentaFabaceae / LeguminaceaeGarden PeaPisum sativumFrench beanPhaseolus vulgarisCowpeaVigna sinensisLabiataeChinese potatoColeus parvifloraMalvaceaeOkraAbelmoschus esculentusPortulacaeaCeylon spinachTalinum triangulareRutaceaeCurry leafMurraya keonigi4

FamilyCropScientific nameSolanaceaeTomatoSolanum lycopersicumBrinjalSolanum melongenaChilliCapsicum annumPotatoSolanum tuberosumCarrotDaucus carotaUmbelliferea5

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2. Based on temperature toleranceWarm season cropTomato, Brinjal, Chilli, Cucumber,Watermelon, Bottle gourd, Bitter gourd,Pumpkin, Amaranthus, Cow pea, ClusterbeaCool season cropCabbage, Cauliflower, Brocolli, Knol khol,Radish, Carrot, Spinach, Beet root, Onion,Garlic, Capsicum, Fenugreek, Garden Pea,French bean3. Based on soil salinityLess tolerantBeans, radish, potato, sweetpepper, pea, brinjalModerate tolerantTomato, broccoli, watermelon, chilli,cucumber, cauliflowerTolerantTurnip, palak, asparagus, bittergourd9

CLASSIFICATION OF FRUITS1. Based on botanical relationship2. Based on climatic requirement3. Based on rate of respiration4. Based on fruit morphology10

1. Based on botanical relationshipFamilyCropScientific nameMusaceaeBananaMusa paradisicaBromeliaceaePineappleAnanus comosusPalmeaeDate palmPhoenix dactyliferaAnacardiaceaMangoMangifera indicaAnnonaceaeCustard appleAnnona squamosaCaricaceaePapayaCarica papayaEuphorbiaceaeAonlaEmblica officinalisMyrataceaeGuavaPsidium guajavaJamunSyzygium cuminiMoraceaeJack fruitArtocarpus heterophyllusPunicaceaePomegranatePunica granatumRhamnaceaeBerZizyphus mauritianaRosaceaeAppleMalus domestica11

FamilyCropScientific nameRutaceaeSweet orangeCitrus sinensisMandarinCitrus reticulataBaelAegle marmelousSapindaceaeLitchiLitchi chinensisSapotaceaeSapotaAchras zapotaTiliaceaePhalsaGrewia subenaequalisVitaceaeGrapeVitis vinifera12

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2. Based on climatic requirementTropical fruitsMango, Banana, Papaya, SapotaSub-tropical fruits Grape, Citrus, JackfruitTemperate fruitsApple, Almond, Peach, Pear, Strawberry,Apricot, Walnut, Cherry, Kiwi fruit3. Based on rate of respirationClimacteric fruitMango, Banana, Papaya,Guava, Sapota, AnnonaNon-climacteric fruitCitrus, Grape, Pomegranate,Pineapple, Cucumber, Jamun,Cherry15

4. Based on morphology1. Simple fruita) BerryBanana, Papaya, Grape, Sapota, Avocado2. Modified berrya) BalustaPomegranateb) AmphisarcaBaelc) PepoWatermelond) PomeApple, Peare) Drupe(stone)Mango, Pearf) HesperidiumCitrusg) NutCashew, Litchih) CapsuleAonla16

3. Aggregate fruitsa) Etaerio of berriesCustard apple, raspberry4. Multiple fruita) SyconusFigb) SorosisJackfruit, Pineapple17

CLASSIFICATION OF FLOWERS1. Based on season of growing2. Based on purpose of growing3. Based on growth behaviour4. Based on colour of flower18

1. Based on season of growingSummer season annualsZinnia, Kochia, Portulaca, Gomphrena, SunflowerRainy season annualsBalsam, Cock’s comb, Celosia, GaillardiaWinter season annualsChina aster, Cornsflower, Larkspur, Sweet Phlox,Verbena, Candy tuft2. Based on purpose of growinga) RockeryPhlox, Portulaca, Ageratum, Alyssum, Euphorbiab) HangingPetunia, Portulaca, Verbena, Begonia, Dwarf ageratumc) Fragrant flowersSweet alyssum, Sweet sultan, Sweet pea, Rose, Jasmined) Bedding purposeDahlia, Marigold, Phlox, Verbena, Carnation, Petuniae) Dry flowersStatice, Helichrysum, Gomphrena, Acroclinum, Rosef) HedgeDuranta, Tecoma, Bougainvillea, Hibiscus, Murraya19

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3. Based on growth behaviora) AnnualsHollyhock, Sweet pea, Annual chrysanthemum,carnation, Dahlia, Marigold, Verbena, Phlox, Calendulab) PerennialsRose, Jasmine, Crossandra, Orchids, Chrysanthemum,Hibiscus, Gerbera, Anthurium4. Based on flower coloura) White floweringJasmine, Alyssum, Dianthus, Chinaaster, Chrysanthemum, Gladiolusb) Purple, Lavender, BlueDahlia, Carnation, Petunia, Verbena,Clitoria, Viola, Torentiac) Yellow or orangeMarigold, Calendula, Zinnia, Gaillardia,Gladiolus, Carnation, Nasturtiumd) Red or pinkRose, Gladiolus, Carnation, Gerbera,Dahlia, Antirrhinium22

CLASSIFICATION OF PLANTATION CROPS1. Based on botanical relationshipFamilyCropScientific nameArecaceae / PalmaeArecanutAreca catechuCoconutCocus nuciferaOil palmElaeis guineensisPalmyrah palmBorassus flabelliferAnacardiaceaeCashew nutAnacardium occidentalisCamelliaceae /TheaceaeTeaCamellia sinensisEuphorbiaceaRubberHevea brasilensisRubiaceaCoffeeCoffea sp.SterculiaceaeCocoaTheobroma cacao23

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1. Based on botanical relationship Family Crop Scientific name Alliaceae Onion Allium cepa Garlic Allium sativum Araceae Colocasia Colocasia esculenta Poaceae Sweet corn Zea mays Liliaceae Asparagus Asparagus officinalis Dioscoreaceae Yam/Dioscorea Dioscorea sp. Aizoaceae Newzealand spinach Tetragonia tetragonioides Amaranthaceae Amaranthus Amaranthus sp. .

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