A system of plant taxonomy, the Eichler system is an early phylogenetic or evolutionary system. It was published by August W. Eichler in
- Eichler (1883; 3rd edition). Syllabus der Vorlesungen über Phanerogamenkunde.
According to Oudemans (1896) it divides plants into the following groups:
- A. Cryptogamae
- phylum I. Thallophyta
- classis I. Algae
- classis II. Fungi
- classis III. Lichenes
- phylum II. Bryophyta
- classis I. Hepaticae
- classis II. Musci
- phylum III. Pteridophyta
- classis I. Equisetinae
- classis II. Lycopodinae
- classis III. Filicinae
- phylum I. Thallophyta
- B. Phanerogamae
- phylum I. Gymnospermae
- phylum II. Angiospermae
- classis I. Monocotyleae
- classis II. Dicotyleae
- subclassis I. Choripetalae
- subclassis II. Sympetalae
- Source :
- Oudemans, C.A.J.A. (1896). Rangschikking der Planten. in Oudemans, C.A.J.A. & Hugo de Vries. Leerboek der plantenkunde, ten gebruike bij het hooger onderwijs. volume 2(2).
Note: ranks translated into Latin
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