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An early system of plant taxonomy, the de Jussieu System, is of great importance as a starting point of botanical nomenclature at the rank of family, together with Michel Adanson's ''Familles naturelles des plantes'' (1763). While Adanson introduced the concept of families, Jussieu arranged them hierarchically into Divisions, Classes and Orders (equivalent to families). *Index: Page lxiii *Overview: Page lxxi - Divisions and classes *Overview: Page lxii - Classes and orders The main groups recognized are: *I. Acotyledones (page 1) *::Classes: 1, with as families: ''Fungi'', ''Algae'', ''Hepaticae'', ''Musci'', ''Filices'', ''Najades'' *II. Monocotyledones (page 21) *::Classes: 2-4 :::: 2: Stamina hypogyna (page 23) :::: 3: Stamina perigyna (page 35) ::::: 8 Orders ::::: 11. Ordo I Palmae (page 37-40) ::::: 12. Ordo II Asparagi (pages 40-43) ::::: 13. Ordo III Junci (pages 43 - 48) ::::: 14. Ordo IV Lilia (pages 48-9) ::::: 15. Ordo V Bromeliae (pages 49-51) ::::: 16. Ordo VI Asphodeli (pages 51-53) ::::: 17. Ordo VII Narcissi (pages 54-56) ::::: 18. ordo VIII Irides (pages 57-60) :::: 4: Stamina epigyna (page 60) *III. Dicotyledones *:A. Monoclinae *:''a) Apetalae'' *::Classes: 5-7 *:''b) Monopetalae'' *::Classes: 8-11 *:''c) Polypetalae'' *::Classes: 12-14 *:B. Diclinae *::Classes: 15 The system was published in 1789. ::(also available online at (Gallica )) == References == 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「De Jussieu system」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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