A system of plant taxonomy, the Wettstein system recognised the following main groups, according to R. Wettstein (4th edition, 1935). Handbuch der Systematischen Botanik..
- I. phylum Schizophyta
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- 1. classis Schizophyceae
- 2. classis Schizomycetes
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- II. phylum Monadophyta
- III. phylum Myxophyta
- IV. phylum Conjugatophyta
- V. phylum Bacillariophyta
- VI. phylum Conjugatae
- VII. phylum Rhodophyta
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- 1. classis Bangieae
- 2. classis Florideae
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- VIII. phylum Euthallophyta
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- 1. classis Chlorophyceae
- 2. classis Fungi
- A. Eumycetes
- 1. subclassis Phycomycetes
- 2. subclassis Ascomycetes
- 3. subclassis Basidiomycetes
- B. Lichenes
- 1. subclassis Ascolichenes
- 2. subclassis Basidiolichenes
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- IX. phylum Cormophyta
- I. divisio Archegoniatae
- 1. subdivisio Bryophyta
- 1. classis Musci
- 2. classis Hepaticae
- 2. subdivisio Pteridophyta
- 1. classis Psilophytinae
- 2. classis Lycopodiinae
- 3. classis Psilotinae
- 4. classis Articulatae
- 5. classis Filicinae
- 1. subdivisio Bryophyta
- II. divisio Anthophyta
- 1. subdivisio Gymnospermae
- 1. classis Pteridospermae
- 2. classis Cycadinae
- 3. classis Benettitinae
- 4. classis Cordaïtinae
- 5. classis Ginkgoinae
- 6. classis Coniferae
- 7. classis Gnetinae
- 2. subdivisio Angiospermae
- 1. classis Dicotyledones
- 1. subclassis Choripetalae
- A. Monochlamideae
- B. Dialypetalae
- 2. subclassis Sympetalae
- 1. subclassis Choripetalae
- 2. classis Monocotyledones
- 1. classis Dicotyledones
- 1. subdivisio Gymnospermae
- I. divisio Archegoniatae
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