Understanding Taxonomy: Classification of Organisms and Berry Varieties
This guide explores the essential aspects of biological classification, including the kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species. It delves into the criteria for grouping organisms and the significance of taxonomy in scientific studies. Highlighted within are examples such as the classification of humans and berries like blackberries and boysenberries. The unique characteristics of the Darrow blackberry, including its growth and harvest details, illustrate the practical applications of understanding taxonomy in agriculture and horticulture.
Understanding Taxonomy: Classification of Organisms and Berry Varieties
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KINGDOM PHYLUM CLASS ORDER FAMILY GENUS SPEICIES • By: Ashley & Harim
Vocabulary • Classification- The process of grouping things based on similarities. • Taxonomy- Scientific study of how living things are classified. • Binomial Nomen Clature- A naming system in which an organisms gets 2 names a genus name and a species name. • Genus- the first part of an organisms name. • Species- A group of similar organisms that can mate and reproduce fertile offspring.
HUMANS Kingdom Mammlas Genus Homo Family Apes Spices Humans
Blackberry When the season is fall, blackberry’s color is becoming black so we called blackberry
Boysenberry It is blackberry, raspberry, and loganberry’s hybrid. These use to make wine and syrup and sometimes eat with no processing.
Darrow Darrow is type of blackberry and grow about 150~180cm. Weight of each berry is 3g and harvest season is very long so the darrow is plentiful.