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Did you know that... among more than fourteen hundred cacti species only one can be found in the Old World? It is Rhipsalis baccifera. All the rest originated in the New World. United States, Mexico and Brazil are among the countries with the higher number of species. This photo is a detail of a cactus of genus Mammillaria, possibly M. herrerae.

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Aerangis luteoalba var. rhodosticta is a monopodial orchid species spread from west-central and east Tropical Africa to Ethiopia growing over the trees in shady areas of the forests. It was discovered in 1896 and originally described by the Botanist Friedrich Kraenzlin as Angraecum rhodostictum. In 1918 Rudolph Schlechter subordinated this species to the genus Aerangis where it is classified ever since.

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Good Botany articles and drafts

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High priority articles

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1.  Botany

Agronomy

1. Agronomy

Botanical gardens

1.  Botanical garden
2. Royal Botanic Garden
3. Missouri Botanical Garden

Botanists

1. John Lindley
2. Heinrich Gustav Reichenbach
3. Friedrich Richard Rudolf Schlechter
4. Olof Peter Swartz

Bryology

1. Bryology

Ethnobotany

1. Ethnobotany

Forestry

1. Forestry

Horticulture

1.  Horticulture

Mycology

1.  Mycology

Paleobotany

1. Paleobotany

Phycology

1.  Phycology

Phytochemistry

1. Phytochemistry

Plant anatomy

1. Plant anatomy
2. Leaf
3.  Flower
4. Petal
5.  Root
6. Stem
7.  Fruit
8. Seed
9.  Pollen
10. Plant tissues
11. Parenchyma
12. Collenchyma
13. Sclerenchyma
14. Epidermis
15. Guard cell
16. Stomate
17. Trichome
18. Xylem
19. Phloem

Plant ecology

1. Plant ecology

Plant genetics

1. Plant genetics

Plant morphology

1. Plant morphology

Plant pathology

1. Plant pathology

Plant physiology

1. Plant physiology
2. Dehiscence
3. Flower induction
4. Nitrogen assimilation
5. Plant senescence
6. Wilting
7. Plasmolysis
8. Plant hormones
9. Abscisic acid
10. Auxin
11. Brassinosteroid
12. Cytokinin
13. Ethylene
14. Gibberellin

Plant systematics

1. Plant systematics
2. Plant families
3. Cactus
4. Palm
5. Angiosperm
6. Eudicotyledon
7. Monocotyledon
8. Bryophyte
9. Gymnosperm

Plant taxonomy

1. Plant taxonomy
2. International Plant Names Index
3. International Code of Botanical Nomenclature
4. Herbarium
5. Excicata
6. Typus
7.  Type species
8.  Taxon