APG

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APG is an internationally recognized collaborative group of botanists that develops and maintains a modern, phylogeny-based classification system for flowering plants.

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All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
APG system 4
APG canonical 3
APG II 1

Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf botanical organization
collaborative group of botanists
areaServed worldwide
basedOn cladistic principles
monophyly of taxa
classificationType molecular phylogenetic classification
phylogeny-based classification
field botany
plant systematics
plant taxonomy
focus angiosperms
flowering plants
fullName Angiosperm Phylogeny Group
goal provide stable higher-level taxonomy for angiosperms
reflect evolutionary relationships among flowering plants
hasAbbreviation APG self-link
hasEdition APG self-linksurface differs
surface form: APG II system (2003)

APG III classification
surface form: APG III system (2009)

APG IV system
surface form: APG IV system (2016)

APG classification series
surface form: APG system (1998)
influences botanical garden plant arrangement
floras and checklists worldwide
herbarium organization systems
modern plant taxonomy
languageOfWork English
method molecular phylogenetic analyses
use of DNA sequence data
notableWork APG IV system
surface form: APG I

APG self-linksurface differs
surface form: APG II

APG III classification
surface form: APG III

APG IV system
surface form: APG IV

APG system
publishesIn Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society
purpose develop classification system for flowering plants
maintain modern classification of angiosperms
recognizedAs international standard for angiosperm classification
recognizedBy international botanical community
replaced traditional morphology-based angiosperm classifications
subjectOf APG classification series
surface form: Angiosperm Phylogeny Group classification
usesDataFrom chloroplast DNA sequences
mitochondrial DNA sequences
nuclear DNA sequences

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APG notableWork APG self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: APG II
APG hasEdition APG self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: APG II system (2003)
APG hasAbbreviation APG self-link
Cronquist system followedBy APG
this entity surface form: APG system
Takhtajan system supersededBy APG
this entity surface form: APG system
Oxalidales recognizedBy APG
this entity surface form: APG system
Sterculiaceae reclassifiedUnder APG
this entity surface form: APG system