ICTVdB- The universal Virus Database

#1. Virus Code. {decimal code number used throughout ICTV database}/
Virus Code (VC) is the decimal code used throughout the ICTVdB database. The VC has the same function as EC for enzymes or ID for sequences. The code can change, if the species changes its taxonomic position. The old VC will be retained and point to the new number.

#2. Virus Accession number {WWW file name for ICTVdB}/
The name of ICTVdB files on the Web (Virus Accession number) remains unchanged, even if the VC number has changed. Presently VC and Accession numbers are identical.

#3. Alternative name: {if different from database name}/
List alternative name(s): name is valid and an accepted, but not the preferred taxonomic name.

INTRODUCTION
Name and taxonomy

#4. Synonym(s):/
List synonyms, i.e. names which are no longer valid names or have been used in the literature to describe a "new species", which was later found to be a geographical race of or identical to a previously described species. Include also common names in different languages. If reference(s) are available put them in braces ({ref.}) after the name. Do not include names of diseases or strains.

#5. Approved acronym:/
List only the currently approved acronym. If there is more than one acronym list those under the following character.

#6. Acronym(s):/

#7. Comments: {on name and taxonomic position}/
Comment on the taxonomic position and list, for example, the characters, that define it.

#8. Virus infects {host groups}/
1. algae/
2. Archaea/
3. bacteria {Eubacteria}/
4. fungi/
5. invertebrates/
6. Mycoplasma/
7. {higher} plants/
8. protozoa/
9. Spiroplasma/
10. vertebrates/
Traditional (vernacular) grouping of hosts, not the formal taxonomic grouping of the hosts.

Envelope

#9. Virus is {listed as an ICTV recognised taxon}/
1. recognised by the ICTV {implicit}/
2. presently not recognised by the ICTV/

#10. Virus is listed {other lists, databanks or catalogues}/
1. in the plant virus database VIDEdB/
2. by the American Type Culture Collection (ATCC) {in one of their catalogues}/
3. by GenBank (NCBI)/
4. by EBI or EMBL/
5. by AVIS, the Poona Arbovirus database/
6. by WHO/
7. by CDC/
8. by {other sources of reference}/

#11. {Give reference number}/

#12. Description is on taxonomic level of/
1. order/
2. family/
3. subfamily/
4. genus/
5. serogroup {described on the level of subgenus}/
6. complex {described on the level below serogroup (subgenus), but above species}/
7. species {type, serotype}/
8. strain {subgenus}/
Identify the level of description. The lowest taxonomic level of a description is the species level. Characteristics that distinguish between strains and isolates within a species will be listed at the appropriate place in the description of the species.

#13. Virus belongs to the species {name}/
In few cases a strain will be described, if it seems to be important to have an individual description for better differentiation. In those few cases enter the name of the species to which the strain belongs.

#14. Virus {if a species, whether it is type, approved or tentative} is/
1. the type species of the genus/
2. an approved species in the genus/
3. a tentative species of the genus/
4. unassigned in the subfamily/
5. unassigned in the family/
6. unassigned {to a family or genus}/

#15. Virus belongs to the serogroup (or complex) {level of subgenus}/
1. African horse sickness group (VC 60.0.2.01.) {60.0.2.Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
2. Aquareoviruses group A (VC 60.0.5.1.) {60.0.5. Aquareovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
3. Aquareoviruses group B (VC 60.0.5.2.) {60.0.5. Aquareovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
4. Aquareoviruses group C (VC 60.0.5.3.) {60.0.5. Aquareovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
5. Aquareoviruses group D (VC 60.0.5.4.) {60.0.5. Aquareovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
6. Aquareoviruses group E (VC 60.0.5.5.) {60.0.5. Aquareovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
7. Avian orthoreoviruses (VC 60.0.1.2.) {60.0.1. Orthoreovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
8. Bluetongue virus group (VC 60.0.2.02.) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
9. Bovine lentivirus group (VC 61.0.6.1.) {61.0.6. Lentivirus; 61. Retroviridae}/
10. Bunyamwera complex (VC 11.0.1.04.) {11.0.1. Bunyavirus; 11. Bunyaviridae}/
11. Changuinola virus group (VC 60.0.2.03..) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
12. Corriparta virus group (VC 60.0.2.04..) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
13. Cypovirus type 1 (VC 60.0.6.01.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
14. Cypovirus type 2 (VC 60.0.6.02.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
15. Cypovirus type 3 (VC 60.0.6.03.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
16. Cypovirus type 4 (VC 60.0.6.04.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
17. Cypovirus type 5 (VC 60.0.6.05.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
18. Cypovirus type 6 (VC 60.0.6.06.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
19. Cypovirus type 7 (VC 60.0.6.07.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
20. Cypovirus type 8 (VC 60.0.6.08.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
21. Cypovirus type 9 (VC 60.0.6.09.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
22. Cypovirus type 10 (VC 60.0.6.10.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
23. Cypovirus type 11 (VC 60.0.6.11.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
24. Cypovirus type 12 (VC 60.0.6.12.) {60.0.6. Cypovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
25. Dengue Group (VC 26.0.1.8.) {26.0.1. Flavivirus; 26. Flaviviridae}/
26. Epizootic haemorrhagic disease virus group (VC 60.0.2.05.) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
27. Equine encephalosis virus group (VC 60.0.2.06.) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
28. Equine lentivirus group (VC 61.0.6.2.) {61.0.6. Lentivirus; 61. Retroviridae}/
29. Eubenangee virus group (VC 60.0.2.07.) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
30. Feline lentivirus group (VC 61.0.6.3.) {61.0.6. Lentivirus; 61. Retroviridae}/
31. Fijivirus group 1 (VC 60.0.7.1.) {60.0.7. Fijivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
32. Fijivirus group 2 (VC 60.0.7.2.) {60.0.7. Fijivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
33. Fijivirus group 3 (VC 60.0.7.3.) {60.0.7. Fijivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
34. Hantaan virus Group (VC 11.0.2.01.) {11.0.2. Hantavirus; 11. Bunyaviridae}/
35. Hydra viridis Chlorella virus group 3 (VC 51.0.1.3.) {51.0.1. Phycodnavirus; 51. Phycodnaviridae}/
36. Ilarvirus Subgroup 1 (VC 10.0.2.01.) {10.0.2. Ilarvirus; 10. Bromoviridae}/
37. Ilarvirus Subgroup 2 (VC 10.0.2.02.) {10.0.2. Ilarvirus; 10. Bromoviridae}/
38. Ilarvirus Subgroup 3 (VC 10.0.2.03.) {10.0.2. Ilarvirus; 10. Bromoviridae}/
39. Ilarvirus Subgroup 4 (VC 10.0.2.04.) {10.0.2 Ilarvirus;. 10. Bromoviridae}/
40. Ilarvirus Subgroup 5 (VC 10.0.2.05.) {10.0.2. Ilarvirus; 10. Bromoviridae}/
41. Ilarvirus Subgroup 6 (VC 10.0.2.06.) {10.0.2. Ilarvirus; 10. Bromoviridae}/
42. Ilarvirus Subgroup 7 (VC 10.0.2.07.) {10.0.2. Ilarvirus; 10. Bromoviridae}/
43. Ilarvirus Subgroup 8 (VC 10.0.2.08.) {10.0.2. Ilarvirus; 10. Bromoviridae}/
44. Ilarvirus Subgroup 9 (VC 10.0.2.09.) {10.0.2. Ilarvirus; 10. Bromoviridae}/
45. Ilarvirus Subgroup 10 (VC 10.0.2.10.) {10.0.2. Ilarvirus; 10. Bromoviridae}/
46. Japanese encephalitis Group (VC 26.0.1.4.) {26.0.1. Flavivirus; 26. Flaviviridae}/
47. Kemerovo virus group (VC 60.0.2.14.) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
48. LCM-LASV Complex (Old world arenaviruses).(VC 03.0.1.1.) {03.0.1. Arenavirus; 03. Arenaviridae}/
49. Lebombo virus group (VC 60.0.2.08.) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
50. Mammalian orthoreoviruses (VC 60.0.1.1.) {60.0.1. Orthoreovirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
51. Mammalian type C virus group (VC 61.0.2.1.) {61.0.2 "mammalian type C retroviruses"; 61. Retroviridae}/
52. Modoc Group (VC 26.0.1.9.) {26.0.1. Flavivirus; 26. Flaviviridae}/
53. Nairobi sheep disease virus group (VC 11.0.3.04.) {11.0.3. Nairovirus; 11. Bunyaviridae}/
54. Ntaya Group (VC 26.0.1.6.) {26.0.1. Flavivirus; 26. Flaviviridae}/
55. Orungo virus group (VC 60.0.2.09.) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
56. Ovinecaprine lentivirus group (VC 61.0.6.4.) {61.0.6. Lentivirus; 61. Retroviridae}/
57. Palyam virus group (VC 60.0.2.10.) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
58. Paramecium bursaria Chlorella NC64A virus group 1 (VC 51.0.1.1.) {51.0.1. Phycodnavirus; 51. Phycodnaviridae}/
59. Paramecium bursaria Chlorella Pbi virus group 2 (VC 51.0.1.2.) {51.0.1. Phycodnavirus; 51. Phycodnaviridae}/
60. Primate lentivirus group (VC 61.0.6.5.) {61.0.6. Lentivirus; 61. Retroviridae}/
61. Reptilian type C oncovirus virus group (VC 61.0.2.2.) {61.0.2 "mammalian type C retroviruses"; 61. Retroviridae}/
62. Reticuloendotheliosis virus group (VC 61.0.2.3.) {61.0.2 "mammalian type C retroviruses"; 61. Retroviridae}/
63. Rio Bravo Group (VC 26.0.1.3.) {26.0.1. Flavivirus; 26. Flaviviridae}/
64. Rotaviruses group A (VC 60.0.3.1.) {60.0.3. Rotavirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
65. Rotaviruses group B (VC 60.0.3.2.) {60.0.3. Rotavirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
66. Rotaviruses group C (porcine Cowden strain) (VC 60.0.3.3.) {60.0.3. Rotavirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
67. Rotaviruses group D (VC 60.0.3.4.) {60.0.3. Rotavirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
68. Rotaviruses group E (VC 60.0.3.5.) {60.0.3. Rotavirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
69. Rotaviruses group F (VC 60.0.3.6.) {60.0.3. Rotavirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
70. Sandfly fever virus group (VC 11.0.4.1.) {11.0.4. Phlebovirus; 11. Bunyaviridae}/
71. Tick-borne encephalitis virus group (VC 26.0.1.2.) {26.0.1. Flavivirus; 26. Flaviviridae}/
72. Tyuleniy Group (VC 26.0.1.5.) {26.0.1. Flavivirus; 26. Flaviviridae}/
73. Uganda S Group (VC 26.0.1.7.) {26.0.1. Flavivirus; 26. Flaviviridae}/
74. Umatilla virus group (VC 60.0.2.11.) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
75. Uukuniemi virus Group (VC 11.0.4.2.) {11.0.4. Phlebovirus; 11. Bunyaviridae}/
76. Wallal virus group (VC 60.0.2.12.) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
77. Warrego virus group (VC 60.0.2.13.) {60.0.2. Orbivirus; 60. Reoviridae}/
78. Yellow fever virus group (VC 26.0.1.1.) {26.0.1. Flavivirus; 26. Flaviviridae}/
79. Tacaribe Complex (New world arenaviruses) (VC 03.0.1.2.) {03.0.1. Arenavirus; 03. Arenaviridae}/
80. Chronic bee-paralysis virus associated satellite (VC 64.0.4.1.) {64.0.4. ssRNA satellite viruses; 64. Satellites}/
81. [Tobacco necrosis virus satellite (VC 64.0.4.2.) {64.0.4. ssRNA satellite viruses; 64. Satellites}/

#16. Virus belongs to the genus/
1. "African swine fever-like viruses" (VC 02.0.1.)/
2. Alfamovirus (VC 10.0.1.) {10. Bromoviridae}/
3. Allolevirus (VC 37.0.2.) {37. Leviviridae}/
4. Alphacryptovirus (VC 49.0.3.) {49. Partitiviridae}/
5. Alphavirus (VC 73.0.1.) {73. Togaviridae}/
6. Aphthovirus (VC 52.0.5.) {52. Picornaviridae}/
7. Aquabirnavirus (VC 09.0.1.) {09. Birnaviridae}/
8. Aquareovirus (VC 60.0.5.) {60. Reoviridae}/
9. Arenavirus (VC 03.0.1.) {03. Arenaviridae}/
10. Arterivirus (VC 04.0.1.) {04. Arteriviridae; VO03. Nidovirales}/
11. Astrovirus (VC 05.0.1.) {05. Astroviridae}/
12. Aviadenovirus (VC 01.0.2.) {01. Adenoviridae}/
13. Avibirnavirus (VC 09.0.2.) {09. Birnaviridae}/
14. Avihepadnavirus (VC 30.0.2.) {30. Hepadnaviridae}/
15. Avipoxvirus (VC 58.1.3.) {58.1. Chondropoxvirinae; 58. Poxviridae}/
16. Badnavirus (VC 15.0.5.) {formerly 07.0.1.} {15. Caulimoviridae}/
17. Barnavirus (VC 08.0.1.) {08. Barnaviridae}/
18. Bdellomicrovirus (VC 42.0.3.) {42. Microviridae}/
19. Betacryptovirus (VC 49.0.4.) {49. Partitiviridae}/
20. Bornavirus (VC 81.0.1.) {81. Bornaviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
21. Bracovirus (VC 55.0.2.) {55. Polydnaviridae}/
22. Bromovirus (VC 10.0.3.) {10. Bromoviridae}/
23. Bunyavirus (VC 11.0.1.) {11. Bunyaviridae}/
24. Bymovirus (VC 57.0.3.) {57. Potyviridae}/
25. Calicivirus (VC 12.) {12. Caliciviridae}/
26. Capillovirus (VC 13.0.1.)/
27. Capripoxvirus (VC 58.1.4.) {58.1. Chondropoxvirinae; 58. Poxviridae}/
28. Cardiovirus (VC 52.0.4.) {52. Picornaviridae}/
29. Carlavirus (VC 14.0.1.)/
30. Carmovirus (VC 74.0.2.) {74. Tombusviridae}/
31. Caulimovirus (VC 15.0.1.) {15. Caulimoviridae}/
32. Chlamydiamicrovirus (VC 42.0.4.) {42. Microviridae}/
33. Chloriridovirus (VC 36.0.2.) {36. Iridoviridae}/
34. Chrysovirus (VC 49.0.2.) {49. Partitiviridae}/
35. Circovirus (VC 16.0.1.) {16. Circoviridae}/
36. Closterovirus (VC 17.0.1.) {17. Closteroviridae}/
37. Coltivirus (VC 60.0.4.) {60. Reoviridae}/
38. Comovirus (VC 18.0.1.) {18. Comoviridae}/
39. Contravirus (VC 50.2.3.) {50.2. Densovirinae; 50. Parvoviridae}/
40. Coronavirus (VC 19.0.1.) {19. Coronaviridae; VO03. Nidovirales}/
41. Corticovirus (VC 20.0.1.) {20. Corticoviridae}/
42. Cucumovirus (VC 10.0.4.) {10. Bromoviridae}/
43. Cypovirus (VC 60.0.6.) {60. Reoviridae}/
44. Cystovirus (VC 21.0.1.) {21. Cystoviridae}/
45. Cytomegalovirus (VC 31.2.1.) {31.2. Betaherpesvirinae; 31. Herpesviridae}/
46. Cytorhabdovirus (VC 62.0.4.) {62. Rhabdoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
47. Deltavirus (VC 22.0.1.)/
48. Densovirus (VC 50.2.1.) {50.2. Densovirinae; 50. Parvoviridae}/
49. Dependovirus (VC 50.1.3.) {50.1. Parvovirinae; 50. Parvoviridae}/
50. Dianthovirus (VC 74.0.4.) {formerly 23.0.1.} {74. Tombusviridae}/
51. Enamovirus (VC 24.0.1.)/
52. Enterovirus (VC 52.0.1.) {52. Picornaviridae}/
53. Entomobirnavirus (VC 09.0.3.) {09. Birnaviridae}/
54. Entomopoxvirus A (VC 58.2.1.) {58.2. Entomopoxvirinae; 58. Poxviridae}/
55. Entomopoxvirus B (VC 58.2.2.) {58.2. Entomopoxvirinae; 58. Poxviridae}/
56. Entomopoxvirus C (VC 58.2.3.) {58.2. Entomopoxvirinae; 58. Poxviridae}/
57. Ephemerovirus (VC 62.0.3.) {62. Rhabdoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
58. Erythrovirus (VC 50.1.2.) {50.1. Parvovirinae; 50. Parvoviridae}/
59. Fabavirus (VC 18.0.2.) {18. Comoviridae}/
60. Fijivirus (VC 60.0.7.) {60. Reoviridae}/
61. Filovirus (VC 25.0.1.) {25. Filoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
62. Flavivirus (VC 26.0.1.) {26. Flaviviridae}/
63. Furovirus (VC 27.0.1.)/
64. Fusellovirus (VC 28.0.1.) {28. Fuselloviridae}/
65. Mastrevirus (VC 29.0.1.) {29. Geminiviridae}/
66. Curtovirus (VC 29.0.2.) {29. Geminiviridae}/
67. Begomovirus (VC 29.0.3.) {29. Geminiviridae}/
68. Giardiavirus (VC 75.02.) {75. Totiviridae}/
69. Granulovirus (VC 06.0.2.) {06. Baculoviridae}/
70. Hantavirus (VC 11.0.2.) {11. Bunyaviridae}/
71. Hepacivirus (VC 26.0.3.) {26. Flaviviridae}/
72. Hepatovirus (VC 52.0.3.) {52. Picornaviridae}/
73. Hordeivirus (VC 32.0.1.)/
74. Hypovirus (VC 33.0.1.) {33. Hypoviridae}/
75. Ichnovirus (VC 55.0.1.) {55. Polydnaviridae}/
76. Idaeovirus (VC 34.0.1.)/
77. Ilarvirus (VC 10.0.2.) {10. Bromoviridae}/
78. Influenzavirus A (VC 46.0.1.) {46. Orthomyxoviridae}/
79. Influenzavirus B (VC 46.0.4.) {46. Orthomyxoviridae}/
80. Influenzavirus C (VC 46.0.2.) {46. Orthomyxoviridae}/
81. Inovirus (VC 35.0.1.) {35. Inoviridae}/
82. Iridovirus (VC 36.0.1.) {36. Iridoviridae}/
83. Iteravirus (VC 50.2.2.) {50.2. Densovirinae; 50. Parvoviridae}/
84. Leishmaniavirus (VC 75.0.3.) {75. Totiviridae}/
85. Lentivirus (VC 61.0.6.) {61. Retroviridae}/
86. Leporipoxvirus (VC 58.1.5.) {58.1. Chondropoxvirinae; 58. Poxviridae}/
87. Levivirus (VC 37.0.1.) {37. Leviviridae}/
88. Lipothrixvirus (VC 38.0.1.) {38. Lipothrixviridae}/
89. Luteovirus (VC 39.0.1.)/
90. Lymphocryptovirus (VC 31.3.1.) {31.3. Gammaherpesvirinae; 31. Herpesviridae}/
91. Lymphocystivirus (VC 36.0.4.) {36. Iridoviridae}/
92. Lyssavirus (VC 62.0.2.) {62. Rhabdoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
93. Machlomovirus (VC 40.0.1.) {74. Tombusviridae}/
94. Marafivirus (VC 41.0.1.)/
95. Mastadenovirus (VC 01.0.1.) {01. Adenoviridae}/
96. Microvirus (VC 42.0.1.) {42. Microviridae}/
97. Molluscipoxvirus (VC 58.1.7.) {58.1. Chondropoxvirinae; 58. Poxviridae}/
98. Morbillivirus (VC 48.1.2.) {48.1. Paramyxovirinae; 48. Paramyxoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
99. Muromegalovirus (VC 31.2.2.) {31.2. Betaherpesvirinae; 31. Herpesviridae}/
100. Nairovirus (VC 11.0.3.) {11. Bunyaviridae}/
101. Necrovirus (VC 44.0.1.) {74. Tombusviridae}/
102. Nepovirus (VC 18.0.3.) {18. Comoviridae}/
103. Alphanodavirus (VC 45.0.1.) {45. Nodaviridae}/
104. Betanodavirus (VC 45.0.2.) {45. Nodaviridae}/
105. Nucleopolyhedrovirus (VC 06.0.1.) {06. Baculoviridae}/
106. Nucleorhabdovirus (VC 62.0.5.) {62. Rhabdoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
107. Orbivirus (VC 60.0.2.) {60. Reoviridae}/
108. Orthohepadnavirus (VC 30.0.1.) {30. Hepadnaviridae}/
109. Orthopoxvirus (VC 58.1.1.) {58.1. Chondropoxvirinae; 58. Poxviridae}/
110. Orthoreovirus (VC 60.0.1.) {60. Reoviridae}/
111. Oryzavirus (VC 60.0.9.) {60. Reoviridae}/
112. Papillomavirus (VC 47.0.2.) {47. Papovaviridae}/
113. Paramyxovirus (VC 48.1.1.) {48.1. Paramyxovirinae; 48. Paramyxoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
114. Parapoxvirus (VC 58.1.2.) {58.1. Chondropoxvirinae; 58. Poxviridae}/
115. Partitivirus (VC 49.0.1.) {49. Partitiviridae}/
116. Parvovirus (VC 50.1.1.) {50.1. Parvovirinae; 50. Parvoviridae}/
117. Pestivirus (VC 26.0.2.) {26. Flaviviridae}/
118. Phlebovirus (VC 11.0.4.) {11. Bunyaviridae}/
119. Phycodnavirus (VC 51.0.1.) {51. Phycodnaviridae}/
120. Phytoreovirus (VC 60.0.8.) {60. Reoviridae}/
121. Plasmavirus (VC 53.0.1.) {53. Plasmaviridae}/
122. Plectrovirus (VC 35.0.2.) {35. Inoviridae}/
123. Pneumovirus (VC 48.2.1.) {48.2. Pneumovirinae; 48. Paramyxoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
124. "P22-like phages" (VC 54.0.1.) {54. Podoviridae}/
125. Polyomavirus (VC 47.0.1.) {47. Papovaviridae}/
126. Potexvirus (VC 56.0.1.)/
127. Potyvirus (VC 57.0.1.) {57. Potyviridae}/
128. Radinovirus (VC 31.3.2.) {31.3. Gammaherpesvirinae; 31. Herpesviridae}/
129. Ranavirus (VC 36.0.3.) {36. Iridoviridae}/
130. {Retrovirus} "Avian type C retroviruses" (VC 61.0.3.) {61. Retroviridae}/
131. "BLV-HTLV retroviruses" (VC 61.0.5.) {61. Retroviridae}/
132. "Mammalian type B retroviruses" (VC 61.0.1.) {61. Retroviridae}/
133. "Mammalian type C retroviruses" (VC 61.0.2.) {61. Retroviridae}/
134. "Type D retrovirus group" (VC 61.0.4.) {61. Retroviridae}/
135. Rhinovirus (VC 52.0.2.) {52. Picornaviridae}/
136. Rhizidiovirus (VC 63.0.1.)/
137. Roseolovirus (VC 31.2.3.) {31.2. Betaherpesvirinae; 31. Herpesviridae}/
138. Rotavirus (VC 60.0.3.) {60. Reoviridae}/
139. Rubivirus (VC 73.0.2.) {73. Togaviridae}/
140. Rubulavirus (VC 48.1.3.) {48.1. Paramyxovirinae; 48. Paramyxoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
141. Rymovirus (VC 57.0.2.) {57. Potyviridae}/
142. Sequivirus (VC 65.0.1.) {65. Sequiviridae}/
143. Simplexvirus (VC 31.1.1.) {31.1. Alphaherpesvirinae; 31. Herpesviridae}/
144. Sobemovirus (VC 67.01.)/
145. Spiromicrovirus (VC 42.0.2.) {42. Microviridae}/
146. Spumavirus (VC 61.0.7.) {61. Retroviridae}/
147. Suipoxvirus (VC 58.1.6.) {58.1. Chondropoxvirinae; 58. Poxviridae}/
148. "T4-like phages" (VC 43.0.1.) {43. Myoviridae}/
149. "P1-like phages" (VC 43.0.2.) {43. Myoviridae}/
150. "P2-like phages" (VC 43.0.3.) {43. Myoviridae}/
151. "Mu-like phages" (VC 43.0.4.) {43. Myoviridae}/
152. "SP01-like Phages" (VC 43.0.5.) {43. Myoviridae}/
153. "T7-like phages" (VC 54.0.1.) {54. Podoviridae}/
154. "Phi29-like phages" (VC 54.0.2.) {54. Podoviridae}/
155. "P22-like phages" (VC 54.0.3.) {54. Podoviridae}/
156. "Lambda-like phages" (VC 66.0.1.) {66. Siphoviridae}/
157. "T5-like phages" (VC 66.0.2.) {66. Siphoviridae}/
158. "T1-like phages" (VC 66.0.3.) {66. Siphoviridae}/
159. "c2-like phages" (VC 66.0.4.) {66. Siphoviridae}/
160. "L5-like phages" (VC 66.0.5.) {66. Siphoviridae}/
161. Tectivirus (VC 68.0.1.) {68. Tectiviridae}/
162. Tenuivirus (VC 69.0.1.)/
163. Thogotovirus (VC 46.0.3.) {46. Orthomyxoviridae}/
164. Tobamovirus (VC 71.0.1.)/
165. Tobravirus (VC 72.0.1.)/
166. Tombusvirus (VC 74.0.1.) {74. Tombusviridae}/
167. Torovirus (VC 19.0.2.) {19. Coronaviridae; VO03. Nidovirales}/
168. Tospovirus (VC 11.0.5.) {11. Bunyaviridae}/
169. Totivirus (VC 75.0.1.) {75. Totiviridae}/
170. Trichovirus (VC 76.0.1.)/
171. Tymovirus (VC 77.0.1.)/
172. Umbravirus (VC 78.0.1.)/
173. Varicellovirus (VC 31.1.2.) {31.1. Alphaherpesvirinae; 31. Herpesviridae}/
174. Vesiculovirus (VC 62.0.1.) {62. Rhabdoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
175. Waikavirus (VC 65.0.2.) {65. Sequiviridae}/
176. Yatapoxvirus (VC 58.1.8.) {58.1. Chondropoxvirinae; 58. Poxviridae}/
177. Unnamed new genus (Cofovirus ?) coconut foliar decay virus {ssDNA, isometric particles (proposed by J. Randles)}/
178. Unnamed new genus subterranean clover stunt virus/banana bunchy top virus {ssDNA, isometric particles (proposed by J. Randles)}/
179. /
180. "RTBV-like viruses" (VC 15.0.4.) {15. Caulimoviridae}/
181. /
182. "SbCMV-like viruses" (VC 15.0.2.) {15. Caulimoviridae}/
183. "CsVMV-like viruses" (VC 15.0.3.) {15. Caulimoviridae}/
184. {Viroids} Apscaviroid (VC 80.0.2.) {80. Pospiviroidae; VO04. Viroidales (proposed by R. Flores)}/
185. {Viroids} Avoviroid (VC 81.0.1.) {was 80.0.3.0.001} {81. Avoviroidae; V04. Viroidales (proposed by R. Flores)}/
186. {Viroids} Cocaviroid (VC 80.0.5.) {80. Pospiviroidae; VO04. Viroidales (proposed by R. Flores)}/
187. {Viroids} Coleviroid (VC 80.0.4.) {80. Pospiviroidae; VO04. Viroidales (proposed by R. Flores)}/
188. {Viroids} Hopstuviroid (VC 80.0.3.) {80. Pospiviroidae; VO04. Viroidales (proposed by R. Flores)}/
189. {Viroids} Pospiviroid (VC 80.0.1.) {80. Pospiviroidae; VO04. Viroidales (proposed by R. Flores)}/
190. Crinivirus (VC 17.0.2.) {17. Closteroviridae}/
191. Betatetravirus (VC 72.0.1.) {72. Tetraviridae}/
192. Omegatetravirus (VC 72.0.2.) {72. Tetraviridae}/
193. ssRNA Satellites (VC 64.0.5.) {64. Satellites}/
194. ssRNA Satellite Viruses (VC 64.0.4.) {64. Satellites}/
195. VIDE unassigned potyvirus/
196. VIDE unassigned rhabdovirus/
197. VIDE varicosavirus/
198. VIDE ourmiavirus/
199. VIDE ungrouped/
200. dsDNA Satellites (VC 64.0.1.) {64. Satellites}/
201. ssDNA Satellite Viruses (VC 64.0.2.) {64. Satellites}/
202. dsRNA Satellites (VC 64.0.3.) {64. Satellites}/
203. Ascovirus (VC 82.0.1.) {82. Ascoviridae}/
204. Rudivirus (VC 83.0.1.) {83. Rudiviridae}/
205. Unnamed Genus (VC 48.2.2.) { VC 48.2.2.0.001 turkey rhinotracheitis virus} {48.2. Pneumovirinae 48. Paramyxoviridae}/
206. Parechovirus (VC 52.0.6.) {VC 52.0.6.0.001 human echovirus 22} {52. Picornaviridae}/
207. Pomovirus (VC 86.0.1.) {VC 86.0.1.0.001 potato mop-top virus} {free-floating Genus}/
208. Pecluvirus (VC 87.0.1.) {VC 87.0.1.0.001 peanut clump virus} {free-floating Genus}/
209. Benyvirus (VC 88.0.1.) {VC 88.0.1.0.001 beet necrotic yellow vein virus} {free-floating Genus}/
210. Vitivirus (VC 85.0.1.) {85.0.1.0.001 grapevine virus A} {free-floating Genus}/
211. Oleavirus (VC 10.0.5.) {10. Bromoviridae}/
212. "PhiH-like viruses" (VC 43.0.6.) {43. Myoviridae}/
213. "PsiM-like viruses" (VC 52.0.6.) {52. Siphoviridae}/

#17. Virus belongs to the subfamily/
1. Alphaherpesvirinae (VC 31.1.) {31. Herpesviridae}/
2. /
3. Betaherpesvirinae (VC 31.2.) {31. Herpesviridae}/
4. /
5. Chondropoxvirinae (VC 58.1.) {58. Poxviridae}/
6. Densovirinae (VC 50.2.) {50. Parvoviridae}/
7. Entomopoxvirinae (VC 58.2.) {58. Poxviridae}/
8. Gammaherpesvirinae (VC 31.3.) {31. Herpesviridae}/
9. Paramyxovirinae (VC 48.1.) {48. Paramyxoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/
10. Parvovirinae (VC 50.1.) {50. Parvoviridae}/
11. Pneumovirinae (VC 48.2.) {48. Paramyxoviridae; VO01. Mononegavirales}/

#18. Virus belongs to the family/
1. Adenoviridae (VC 01.)/
2. Arenaviridae (VC 03.)/
3. Arteriviridae (VC 04.) {VO03. Nidovirales}/
4. Astroviridae (VC 05.)/
5. Avoviroidae (VC 81.) {(VC VO04.) Viroidales (proposed by R. Flores)}/
6. Baculoviridae (VC 06.)/
7. Barnaviridae (VC 08.)/
8. Birnaviridae (VC 09.)/
9. Bornaviridae (VC 82.) {VO01. Mononegavirales}/
10. Bromoviridae (VC 10.)/
11. Bunyaviridae (VC 11.)/
12. Caliciviridae (VC 12.)/
13. Circoviridae (VC 16.)/
14. Closteroviridae (VC 17.)/
15. Comoviridae (VC 18.)/
16. Coronaviridae (VC 19.) {VO03. Nidovirales}/
17. Corticoviridae (VC 20.)/
18. Cystoviridae (VC 21.)/
19. Filoviridae (VC 25.) {VO01. Mononegavirales}/
20. Flaviviridae (VC 26.)/
21. Fuselloviridae (VC 28.)/
22. Geminiviridae (VC 29.)/
23. Hepadnaviridae (VC 30.)/
24. Herpesviridae (VC 31.)/
25. Hypoviridae (VC 33.)/
26. Inoviridae (VC 35.)/
27. Iridoviridae (VC 36.)/
28. Leviviridae (VC 37.)/
29. Lipothrixviridae (VC 38.)/
30. Microviridae (VC 42.)/
31. Myoviridae (VC 43.)/
32. Nodaviridae (VC 45.)/
33. Orthomyxoviridae (VC 46.)/
34. Papovaviridae (VC 47.)/
35. Paramyxoviridae (VC 48.) {VO01. Mononegavirales}/
36. Partitiviridae (VC 49.)/
37. Parvoviridae (VC 50.)/
38. Phycodnaviridae (VC 51.)/
39. Caulimoviridae (VC 15.)/
40. Picornaviridae (VC 52.)/
41. Plasmaviridae (VC 53.)/
42. Podoviridae (VC 54.)/
43. Polydnaviridae (VC 55.)/
44. Pospiviroidae (VC 80.) {(VC VO04.) Viroidales (proposed by R. Flores)}/
45. Potyviridae (VC 57.)/
46. Poxviridae (VC 58.)/
47. Prions (VC 59.)/
48. Reoviridae (VC 60.)/
49. Retroviridae (VC 61.)/
50. Rhabdoviridae (VC 62.) {VO01. Mononegavirales}/
51. Sequiviridae (VC 65.)/
52. Siphoviridae (VC 66.) {VO02. "Tailed Phages"}/
53. Tectiviridae (VC 68.)/
54. Tetraviridae (VC 70.)/
55. Togaviridae (VC 73.)/
56. Tombusviridae (VC 74.)/
57. Totiviridae (VC 75.)/
58. (unassigned)/
59. Satellites/
60. Ascoviridae (VC 82.)/
61. Rudiviridae (VC 83.)/
62. "Retro-elements" (VC 84.)/

#19. Virus belongs to the order/
1. Mononegavirales (VC VO01.)/
2. Nidovirales (VC VO03.)/
3. /
4. Viroidales (VC VO04.) {(proposed by R. Flores)}/

HISTORY OF TAXON (for species and lower)

#20. Disease, associated with this virus, first described in {which genus, species, family}/

#21. Virus first reported in {which genus, species, family}/

#22. {Reported} from {locality and country}/

#23. Reference(s): {of first report(s)}/

PROPERTIES OF VIRION
MORPHOLOGY
General features and surface features seen in negative stains

#24. {Particles or vesicles seen in thin sections}/
1. distinct viral structures visible in thin sections of infected tissue {implicit}/
2. structures occur in vacuoles of infected cells {i.e. Umbravirus}/
3. not yet visualised by electron microscopy. Size of virion estimated by filtration {Hepatitis C}/
4. vesicles surrounded by rough endoplasmatic reticulum occur in infected tissue/
5. microsomal membranes visible in infected brain cells {Prions}/
6. no viral structures observed/
Virions consisting of genome or part of genome that is encapsidated in proteins encoded by that genome; or subviral agents eg. satellites, viroids, and prions.

#25. Virions {whether occluded by protein bodies or crystals in thin sections}/
1. occluded by protein bodies or crystals in thin sections {Baculoviridae progeny of primary infection (phenotype I)}/
2. not occluded {Baculoviridae progeny of secondary infection in epithelial gut cells and most other viruses (phenotype II)} {implicit}/
Virions occluded by occlusion or inclusion proteins in cells, such as polyhedrin of nuclear polyhedrosis viruses or granulin of granulosis viruses.

#26. Virions {in membranous envelope(s)}/
1. {single} enveloped/
2. enveloped by two unit-membranes/
3. {membranous vesicles}/
4. not enveloped {implicit}/

Particle shapes, types, and sizes

#27. {Enveloped} virions {pleomorphic, mostly spheroidal but can assume elongated and bizarre forms depending on preparation procedures}/
1. slightly pleomorphic {, but usually uniform in shape}/
2. pleomorphic {and variable in shape and size}/
3. pleomorphic and filamentous forms occur/
4. pleomorphic, filamentous and other forms are common/

#28. {Shape of enveloped} virions/
1. filamentous {thin and long, straight or flexuous}/
2. rod[X-]shaped {rigid with flat ends}/
3. bacilliform {elongated, parallel sides with two rounded ends}/
4. bullet[X-]shaped {elongated, parallel sides with one rounded and one flat end}/
5. spherical {round but slightly pleomorphic}/
6. kidney[X-]shaped {elongated with one convex and one concave side}/
7. lemon-shaped/
8. ovoid {elongated with convex sides}/
9. brick[X-]shaped/
10. drop[X-]shaped/
11. vesicles {and not of viral nature}/
12. pleomorphic/
Rod-shaped: straight, parallel sides, flat ends; filamentous: rod-shaped but often curved or flexuous; bullet-shaped: straight, parallel sides with one rounded end; ovoid: lemon- or cigar-shaped; spheroidal: globular (use only for pleomorphic virions); isometric: round or angular (never pleomorphic).

#29. Virions {whether one type only or more than one type of particle}/
1. one type of particle only {implicit}/
2. more than one type of particle/

#30. Virions {more than one type of particle of equal size or not}/
1. about similar in size/
2. different in size, but within the same range/
3. different in size and range/
4. different shape and size/
5. round, but tubular forms found/

#31. Virions contain {one or more particles per envelope: number of nucleocapsid(s)}/
nucleocapsid(s) per envelope/

#32. Virions {width of rounded and elongated virions including envelope}/
nm in diameter/
For diameter of unenveloped rounded virions or nucleocapsids go to question 41, if in doubt whether virion enveloped or not check value in both locations.

#33. Virions {length of elongated virions including envelope}/
nm long/

#34. Virions {height of brick-shaped virions including envelope}/
nm high/
For sizes of unenveloped elongated virions or nucleocapsids go to question 45-48, if in doubt whether virion enveloped or not check value in both locations.

#35. Surface projections of envelope {whether present}/
1. distinct/
2. small (surface appears rough)/
3. not present/

#36. Surface projections of envelope {knobs or spikes (peplomers), or filaments}/
1. knobs/
2. club[X-]shaped/
3. spikes/

#37. Surface projections of envelope {whether evenly dispersed}/
1. dispersed evenly over all the surface/
2. dispersed equally over all the surface, but the various types are in clusters/
3. restricted to parts of the surface {describe}/
Surface projections are restricted to particular areas of the envelope surface eg. the neuraminidase or haemagglutinin in Orthomyxoviridae.

#38. Host ribosomes {whether seen in thin sections inside the envelope}/
1. seen inside the envelope/
2. not seen within envelope/

General description of virion morphology

#39. {Brief description of virion shape if not covered by previous questions.}/

#40. Virions {whether with complex structure i.e. tailed or not}/
1. tailed; head {choose shape of head from question for virion shape}/
2. not tailed/

Nucleocapsids and unenveloped virions (of all sorts)

#41. Capsids {shape of unenveloped viruses or shape of head of tailed phages}/
1. filamentous/
2. rod[X-]shaped/
3. bacilliform/
4. geminate {two incomplete icosahedra joint together}/
5. isometric/
6. quasi[X-]isometric elongated {form of icosahedron with angular ends}/
7. ovoid/
8. brick[X-]shaped/
9. rhabdo- or bullet-shaped/
10. unusually shaped/
11. fusiform/
12. cylindrical/
Rod-shaped: straight, parallel sides, flat ends; filamentous: rod-shaped but often curved or flexuous; ovoid: ellipsoidal.

#42. Capsid shell of virion composed of {whether one or more layers}/
1. a single layer {implicit}/
2. two layers/
3. three layers/
4. multiple layers/
Shell of virion eg., single or double capsid and core of Reoviridae, or double capsid of Tectiviridae.

#43. Shell of virion {whether all are present}/
1. all usually present/
2. outer often lost/

#44. Nucleocapsid {describe shape:}/

#45. Nucleocapsids {whether penetrated by stain}/
1. not penetrated by stain, all look similar/
2. sometimes penetrated by stain/
3. frequently penetrated by stain/

#46. Nucleocapsids {whether with obvious regular surface structure}/
1. with obvious regular surface structure {describe pattern}/
2. without obvious regular surface structure/
Regular surface pattern appears eg. star-like as in Astroviridae or Caliciviridae, wheel-like as in Rotavirus.

#47. Nucleocapsids {Diameter of rounded nucleocapsid or unenveloped virions}/
nm in diameter/

#48. Nucleocapsids {length(s) of shortest}/
nm/

Elongated nucleocapsids

#49. Nucleocapsids {whether filaments straight or flexuous}/
1. usually straight/
2. usually flexuous/

#50. Nucleocapsids {elongated, whether modal length(s) are clear}/
1. with a clear modal length/
2. with clear modal length {range between}/
3. with {more than one} clear modal lengths/
4. with no clear modal length/

#51. Nucleocapsids {length(s) of longest or only}/
nm long/

#52. Nucleocapsids {length(s) of second longest}/
nm/

#53. Nucleocapsids {width of elongated nucleocapsids}/
nm in diameter/

Symmetry and surface of nucleocapsid

#54. Symmetry {whether polyhedral or helical}/
1. icosahedral/
2. polyhedral/
3. helical/

Isometric nucleocapsids

#55. Nucleocapsids {whether round or angular}/
1. appear to be round/
2. appear to be angular/
3. neither clearly angular nor rounded in profile/

#56. Surface capsomer arrangement {whether obvious}/
1. obvious/
2. not obvious/

#57. Nucleocapsids {elongated, whether horizontally or vertically striated}/
1. cross[X-]banded/
2. longitudinally striated {e.g. Carlavirus}/
3. with distinct central canal/
4. obliquely striated {cris[X-]cross appearance}/
5. with rope[X-]like features/

#58. Axial canal {obvious}/
1. obvious/
2. obscure/

#59. Axial canal {diameter}/
nm in diameter/

#60. Basic helix {obvious}/
1. obvious/
2. obscure/

#61. Pitch of helix/
nm/

#62. {Estimated number of capsomers (morphological subunits)}/
capsomers per nucleocapsid/

Tailed virions

#63. Tail {of phage whether contractile}/
1. contractile/
2. not contractile/

#64. Tail {normal dimension of tail of phage, length}/
nm long/

#65. Tail {of phage, width}/
nm wide/

#66. Tail sheath {give length of contracted sheath}/
nm long when contracted/

#67. Tail {of phage is striated or not}/
1. striated/
2. with herring[X-]bone pattern/
3. with obvious dark center/
4. not striated/

Surface projection of nucleocapsid

#68. Surface projections of nucleocapsid {whether present}/
1. distinct/
2. small (surface appears rough)/
3. not seen (surface apparently smooth)/
4. not present/

#69. Surface projections of nucleocapsid {whether knobs, spikes or filaments}/
1. knobs/
2. club[X-]shaped/
3. spikes/
4. filaments/

#70. Surface projections of nucleocapsid {whether evenly dispersed}/
1. dispersed over all the surface/
2. restricted to {parts of the virion surface describe}/
Surface projections are restricted to parts of the virion surface eg. to the vertices in Adenoviridae; to one side as the tail-like fibres in oryctes rhinoceros virus (an unassigned virus that was formerly thought to be a member of the Baculoviridae.

#71. Core {whether unilateral or bilateral concave}/
1. unilateral concave with one lateral body/
2. biconcave with two lateral bodies/
3. cylindrical with one sleeve[X-]shaped lateral body/

#72. Core {describe shape}/

Core and nucleoid

#73. Nucleoid of spherical nucleocapsid {whether symmetric}/
1. symmetric/
2. asymmetric/

Incomplete or defective particles

#74. Incomplete virus particles {whether present}/
1. often present/
2. present/
3. rarely present/

#75. Incomplete virus particles {types}/
1. are empty capsids/
2. are incompletely assembled capsids/
3. are envelopes lacking the capsids/
4. are capsids lacking the envelope/
5. are disintegrated particles/
This is a morphological question and is not concerned with the an incomplete genome as long as the shape of the particle is not altered through the lack of part of its nucleic acid content, such as the nucleic acid-free lipoprotein particles e.g. HBsAg of Hepadnaviridae. The term incomplete virus particles refers to faulty assembled capsids forming tubules as found in Reoviridae; particles lacking parts of the capsid or envelope; empty particles ie. shells that do not contain a full set of the nucleic acid.

Helper or satellite virus

#76. Virions {whether of one or more kinds}/
1. only of one kind {implicit}/
2. may occur together with a dependent virus/
3. may occur together with a satellite virus/
4. associated with a helper virus/

#77. Density {in CsCl, state whether fixed with aldehydes}/
g cm[^[X-]3] in CsCl/

#78. Density {in sucrose}/
g cm[^[X-]3] in sucrose/

#79. Density {in solutions other than sucrose or CsCl}/

#80. {Number of sedimenting components in purified preparations}/
1. one sedimenting component in purified preparations/
2. two sedimenting components in purified preparations/
3. three sedimenting components in purified preparations/
4. four sedimenting components in purified preparations/
5. five sedimenting components in purified preparations/
6. six sedimenting components in purified preparations/
7. seven sedimenting components in purified preparations/
8. eight sedimenting components in purified preparations/
9. nine sedimenting components in purified preparations/
10. ten sedimenting components in purified preparations/

#81. Sedimentation coefficient {of fastest or only component}/
S/

#82. {Sedimentation coefficient(s)} of the other(s) {slower ones}/
S/

#83. Isoelectric point pH/

#84. A[v260]/A[v280] ratio {list if separated components}/

#85. TIP:/
øC/

#86. LIV:/
days/

#87. DEP: log[v10] minus/
/

#88. Infectivity of sap {after treatment with di[X-]ethyl ether}/
1. increased by treatment with di[X-]ethyl ether/
2. decreased by treatment with di[X-]ethyl ether/
3. not changed by treatment with di[X-]ethyl ether/

#89. Infectivity {of genome, whether retained when deproteinised with proteases}/
1. retained when deproteinised with proteases/
2. decreased when deproteinised with proteases/
3. lost when deproteinised with proteases/

#90. Infectivity {of genome, whether retained when genome deproteinised with phenol or detergent}/
1. retained when deproteinised with phenol or detergent/
2. lost when deproteinised with phenol or detergent/

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

#91. Virions contain {% nucleic acid}/
{give} % nucleic acid/

#92. {Genome whether DNA or RNA}/
1. DNA/
2. RNA/

Genome size

#93. {Genome whether single or double stranded}/
1. single stranded/
2. double stranded/

GENOME <> Nucleic acid

#94. {Genome whether circular}/
1. circular/
2. linear/

#95. Genomic nucleic acid {negative, positive or ambisense}/
1. negative sense/
2. positive sense/
3. ambisense/

#96. Genome {whether haploid. diploid or multiploid}/
1. monomeric {implicit}/
2. dimeric/
3. multimeric/

Genome segmentation

#97. Genome {whether segmented}/
1. monopartite/
2. bipartite/
3. tripartite/
4. in four parts/
5. in five parts/
6. in six parts/
7. in 7 parts/
8. in 8 parts/
9. in 9 parts/
10. in 10 parts/
11. in 11 parts/
12. in 12 parts/
13. in 13 parts/
14. in 14 parts/
15. in 15 parts/

Genome distribution

#98. {Genome multipartite} in/
{give number of segments} segments/
Virions populations composed of different particles that contain different parts of the genome, or contain in separate particles plus and minus strands.

#99. Total genome {nucleotides long; if exact number of nucleotides is not established, give molecular weight or estimate of length, expressed as a range}/
nucleotides long/
Many taxa have only a single value recorded. When using this character for identification, you should enter a range of values to be sure of encompassing the recorded value.

#100. Number of nucleotides of largest {or only} segment/
/

#101. {Number of nucleotides} of second largest {segment}/
/

#102. {Number of nucleotides} of third {segment}/
/

#103. {Number of nucleotides} of fourth {segment}/
/

#104. {Number of nucleotides} of fifth {segment}/
/

#105. {Number of nucleotides} of sixth {segment}/
/

#106. {Number of nucleotides} of seventh {segment}/
/

#107. {Number of nucleotides} of eighth {segment}/
/

#108. {Number of nucleotides} of ninth {segment}/
/

#109. {Number of nucleotides} of tenth {segment}/
/

#110. {Number of nucleotides} of eleventh {segment}/
/

#111. {Number of nucleotides} of twelfth {segment}/
/

#112. {Number of nucleotides} of thirteenth {segment}/
/

#113. {Number of nucleotides} of fourteenth {segment}/
/

#114. {Number of nucleotides} of fifteenth {segment}/
/

#115. Nucleotide sequence deposited at EMBL/GenBank under the following accession number/

#116. Sequence database accession code(s):/

#117. NCBI Taxon ID:/

#118. Nucleotide sequence references:/

#119. Double stranded DNA {whether permuted}/
1. circularly permuted/
2. non[X-]permuted/

#120. Termini have sequences with {cohesive ends or hairpin structure}/
1. cohesive ends/
2. hairpin structure/
3. cross[X-]linked hairpin ends/

#121. Genome sequence {whether terminally repetitive}/
1. has terminal repeated sequences/
2. has no terminal repeated sequences/

#122. Genome sequence {whether terminal repeats are direct or inverted}/
1. direct terminal repeats/
2. long terminal repeats (LTR)/
3. inverted terminal repetitions (ITR)/
4. inverted terminal repetitions with a palindromic sequence/
5. reiterated terminal sequences/
6. reiterated terminal sequences which are tandemly repeated/
7. reiterated inverted terminal sequences which are tandemly repeated/

#123. Genome sequence {whether terminal repetitions reiterated internally or not}/
1. reiterated internally in inverted form/
2. reiterated internally as direct repeats in tandem form/
3. reiterated, but not repeated internally/
4. reiterated internally/

#124. Genome sequence {which ends are terminal repetitions}/
1. repeated at one end/
2. repeated at both ends/

Genome conformation

#125. Double stranded genome {whether nicked}/
1. has a single break/
2. is intact/
3. has two breaks/
4. has four breaks/

#126. Double stranded genome {with break, break positioned}/
1. at unique site on full length negative strand/
2. on plus strand/
3. on both strands/

#127. {Position of break is how many nucleotides from 5' end of short positive strand}/
nucleotides from 5' end of short positive strand/

#128. Genome has {discontinuities or not}/
1. single[X-]stranded discontinuities at specific sites/
2. no discontinuities/

#129. Transcribed strand has {one or two discontinuities}/
1. one discontinuity/
2. two discontinuities/

#130. Non[X-]transcribed strand has {one or two discontinuities}/
1. one discontinuity/
2. two discontinuities/

#131. 5'[X-]terminal sequence with/
1. conserved regions/
2. repeat of the 3'[X-]terminus/
3. inverted repeat of the 3'[X-]terminus/
4. palindromic arrangement/
5. hairpin structure/
6. palindromic repeats forming a hairpin structure/
7. palindromic repeats folding into a T[X-] or Y[X-]shaped structure/

#132. Terminal repeats at the 5'[X-]end {nucleotides long}/
nucleotides long/

#133. Nucleotide sequences of 3'[X-]terminus {whether identical or complementary}/
1. identical/
2. similar/
3. complementary to similar regions on the 5' end/
4. unrelated to 5'[X-]terminus/

#134. Nucleotide sequences of 3'[X-]terminus {whether it is conserved}/
1. conserved nucleotide sequences/
2. no conserved nucleotide sequences/

#135. Nucleotide sequences of 3'[X-]terminus {whether it is the same in different strands or segments}/
1. the same in both strands/
2. the same in all segments/
3. the same in viruses of same species/
4. the same in species of same genus/
5. the same in genera of same family/

#136. Nucleotide sequences of 3'[X-]terminus {whether conserved on all RNA species or some segments}/
1. on all RNA species/
2. in each gene segment/
3. in some RNA segments/
4. on {insert comment on which} RNA/

#137. Nucleotide sequences of 3'[X-]terminus {conserved for how many nucleotides}/
nucleotides long/

#138. 3'[X-]terminal sequence has {conserved regions, direct, inverted or palindromic repeats}/
1. conserved regions/
2. repeats/
3. inverted repeats/
4. palindromic arrangement/
5. hairpin structure/
6. palindromic repeats forming a hairpin structure/
7. palindromic repeats folding into a T[X-] or Y[X-]shaped structure/

#139. Terminal repeats at the 3'[X-]end {nucleotides long}/
nucleotides long/

Base ratio

#140. Base ratio {moles % guanine}/
% guanine/

#141. Base ratio {moles % adenine}/
% adenine/

#142. Base ratio {moles % cytosine}/
% cytosine/

#143. Base ratio {moles % uracil}/
% uracil/

#144. Base ratio {moles % thymine}/
% thymidine/

#145. Guanine + cytosine ratio {of dsDNA or dsRNA}/
%/

#146. Unusual bases are {whether found}/
1. found/
2. not found {implicit}/

#147. Unusual bases are {describe}/

#148. Special nucleotides found in genome, are {insert full name of unusual nucleotide, if not listed}/
1. 5[X-]methyl deoxy[X-]cytosine residues/
2. 5[X-]methylated cytosine residues/
3. cytidylic acid/
4. N6[X-]methyl deoxy[X-]adenosine residues/
5. 5[X-]hydroxy[X-]methyl cytosine/
6. glycosylated bases/

#149. 5' terminus has {a cap, VPg, mono or di phosphate}/
1. a methylated nucleotide cap/
2. a genome[X-]linked protein (VPg)/
3. a monophosphate/
4. a diphosphate/
5. an unusual type/
6. a triphosphate/

#150. 5' terminus has {describe if not a cap, VPg, mono or di phosphate}/

#151. Cap sequence {type}/
1. m7G5'ppp5/
2. m7G5ppp5'GmpNp (type A)/
3. m7G5pppGUA/
4. m7GpppA/
5. m7G (7[X-]methylguanosine) type 0/

#152. Cap sequence {describe if not any of the above type}/

Genome sequence arrangements and terminal repeats

#153. Double stranded DNA {whether both strands covalently linked at the end or not}/
1. covalently linked at both ends/
2. with free 5' and 3' termini/
3. covalently cross[X-]linked at the end/

5'-terminus

#154. 5'[X-]terminus has {poly (C) tract}/
1. a poly (C) tract/
2. no poly (C) tract/

#155. 5'[X-]terminus has {a poly (C) tract at what location}/
1. near the terminus/
2. less than 200 bases away from the terminus/
3. 200[X-]500 bases away from the terminus/

#156. Poly A region {whether present or absent in the genome}/
1. present/
2. absent/

#157. Poly A region {position}/

3'-terminus

#158. 3' terminus {whether it has a poly (A) tract}/
1. has a poly (A) tract/
2. has no poly (A) tract/

#159. 3'[X-]terminus {whether it has a tRNA[X-]like structure}/
1. has a tRNA[X-]like structure/
2. has no tRNA[X-]like structure/

#160. Genome {with tRNA-like activity} accepts {amino acid}/

RNA cleavage activity

#161. {Whether} RNA has {a self cleaving activity or not}/
1. a self cleaving activity/
2. no self cleaving activity/

#162. Non[X-]genomic nucleic acid {whether found in the virions}/
1. found in the virions/
2. not found in the virions/

Genome types

#163. Encapsidated nucleic acid {whether only genomic or also of other origin}/
1. solely genomic {implicit}/
2. both genomic and non[X-]viral/
3. both genomic and subgenomic/
4. both genomic and satellite/

#164. {Non-genomic nucleic acid} is/
1. subgenomic mRNA/
2. host genomic RNA/
3. tRNA/
4. rRNA/
5. satellite RNA/
6. of unknown origin and function/
7. of an unusual type of structure/

#165. {Encapsidated non[X-]viral nucleic acid} including {genomic RNA or DNA}/
1. host genomic RNA/
2. host ribosomal RNA/
3. fragments of host DNA/

#166. {Encapsidated subgenomic nucleic acid whether mRNA or tRNA}/
1. {subgenomic} mRNA/
2. {subgenomic} mRNA coding for coat protein/
3. {subgenomic} tRNA/
4. non[X-]coding template/

#167. Non[X-]genomic nucleic acid {description of unusual types}/

#168. Sub[X-]genomic mRNA {whether found in infected cells}/
1. found in infected cells/
2. not found in infected cells/

#169. {Description of subgenomic mRNA found in infected cells}/

#170. Genome {multipartite, whether divided among more than one type of particle}/
1. divided among more than one type of particle/
2. found in one type of particle only {implicit}/
3. segments encapsidated each separately into different types of particles/

#171. {Genome multipartite, divided among different particles} that is/
{insert number} different types {of particles}/

#172. Each virion contains {single or multiple copies of genome}/
1. a single copy of genome {implicit}/
2. multiple copies of genome/
3. multiple isomeric forms of genome/
4. two copies of genome in dimeric configuration {diploid genome}/

#173. Each virion contains {type of genome}/
1. full length copy/
2. longer than full length copy/
3. shorter copies/
4. defective interfering copies/
5. segments of genome not in equimolar proportions/

#174. {Number of copies packed per particle}/
copies packed per particle/

#175. Genomic nucleic acid isolated by {references or method}/

#176. {Number of virus specified dsRNA species found in infected cells}/
virus specified dsRNA species found in infected cells/

#177. Size of largest {or only} virus specified dsRNA/
kbp/

#178. {Size of} 2nd largest {virus specified dsRNA}/
kbp/

#179. {Size of} 3rd largest {virus specified dsRNA}/
kbp/

#180. {Size of} 4th largest {virus specified dsRNA}/
kbp/

#181. {Size of} 5th largest {virus specified dsRNA}/
kbp/

#182. {Size of} 6th largest {virus specified dsRNA}/
kbp/

#183. Virions contain {% protein}/
{give} % protein/

#184. M[vr] {of largest (or only) protein in the virion, e.g. 17000}/

#185. Virion protein(s) {number}/
1. one/
2. two/
3. three/
4. four/
5. five/
6. six/
7. 7/
8. 8/
9. 9/
10. 10/
11. 11/
12. 12/
13. 13/
14. 14/
15. none/

#186. {Function of largest or only virion protein, e.g. coat protein}/

#187. M[vr] of 2nd largest {virion protein}/

#188. {Function of 2nd largest virion protein}/

#189. M[vr] of 3rd largest {virion protein}/

#190. {Function of 3rd largest virion protein}/

#191. M[vr] of 4th largest {virion protein}/

#192. {Function of 4th largest virion protein}/

#193. M[vr] of 5th largest {virion protein}/

#194. {Function of 5th largest virion protein, number}/

#195. M[vr] of 6th largest and smaller, {virion proteins}/

#196. {Function of 6th largest virion protein}/

#197. Method of preparation: {of virion protein; references}/

#198. Amino acid sequence: {references}/

#199. Amino acid composition: {references}/

#200. Virion proteins {whether glycosylated}/
1. glycosylated/
2. not glycosylated/

#201. {The virion proteins which are glycosylated} are/

#202. Virion proteins {whether phosphorylated}/
1. phosphorylated/
2. not phosphorylated/

#203. {The virion proteins which are phosphorylated} are/

#204. Virus[X-]coded non[X-]virion proteins {identified}/
1. isolated {methods or references}/
2. identified by genomic sequence analysis {references}/

#205. {Number of virus-coded non-virion proteins found}/
1. one protein found/
2. two proteins found/
3. three proteins found/
4. four proteins found/
5. five proteins found/
6. six proteins found/
7. seven proteins found/
8. eight proteins found/
9. nine proteins found/
10. ten proteins found/

#206. M[vr] {of largest or only}/

#207. {Comments on largest or only non-virion protein}/

#208. M[vr] of 2nd largest/

#209. {Comments on 2nd largest non-virion protein}/

#210. M[vr] of 3rd/

#211. {Comments on 3rd largest non-virion protein}/

#212. M[vr] of 4th/

#213. {Comments on 4th largest non-virion protein}/

#214. M[vr] of 5th and smaller/

#215. {Comments on 5th largest non-virion protein}/

#216. Virions contain {% lipid}/
{give} % lipid/

#217. {Describe any} other compounds {that have been} detected in the particles/

#218. Features of the genome: {e.g. promoters, stem and loop structures, open reading frames (ORFs), and the genes they encode, starting at the 5[M']terminus of the largest mRNA}/

Infectivitiy

#219. Genomic nucleic acid {whether infectious}/
1. not infectious/
2. infectious/
3. requires coat protein or subgenomic mRNA[X-]4 for infection/
Provide detail which part of the genomic nucleic acid is required for infection, or if subgenomic nucleic acids are required.

#220. Additional factor {required for infectivity e.g. coat protein or core}/

#221. Genome replicates {in a specific cellular site}/
1. in nuclei/
2. in cytoplasm/
3. in association with chloroplasts/
4. in cytoplasmic viroplasma/

#222. Coat protein mRNA translated in {specific cellular site}/

#223. Virions {whether associated or helper virus}/
1. associated with helper virus and dependent on its functions during replication/
2. associated with helper virus, but independent from its functions during replication/
3. may provide helper functions during replication to dependent virus/

#224. {Details of interaction with a helper virus}/

#225. Acts as helper for/
1. a satellite virus/
2. a satellite RNA/
3. another virus {specify}/

#226. Acts as a helper for {name the other entity}/

#227. Acts as a helper by {the following mechanism}/

#228. Virions found in {specific tissue types, list}/

#229. Virions found {particular organelles}/
1. in cytoplasm/
2. in nuclei/
3. in nucleoli/
4. in the perinuclear space/
5. in chloroplasts/
6. in mitochondria/
7. in Golgi apparatus/
8. in cell vacuoles/
9. in unusual sites {i.e. in sites other than those listed}/

#230. {Details other organelles} virions found in/

#231. Inclusions {found/not found in infected cells}/
1. present in infected cells/
2. absent from infected cells/

#232. Inclusions are {of a particular morphology}/
1. crystals in the cytoplasm/
2. crystals in the nucleus/
3. amorphous X[X-]bodies/
4. membranous bodies/
5. viroplasma/
6. pinwheels/
7. unusual in shape {described in following character}/

#233. {The unusual inclusions, see last character, are}/

#234. {Inclusions, whether containing virions}/
1. they contain virions/
2. they do not contain virions/

#235. Other {structural and} cellular changes:/

#236. Virus(es) with serologically related virions:/

#237. Virus(es) with serologically unrelated virions:/

#238. {Differences between type strain and others}/

#239. {Additional comments on relationships, e.g. known sequence homologies with other viruses}/

#240. Sequence homologies {found between taxa}/

#241. Best tests for diagnosis: {hints for diagnosis}/

#242. The following items are commercially available from/
1. American Type Culture Collection/
2. Agida/
3. Boehringer Mannheim/
4. Inotech Diagnostik/
5. Deutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkulturen, Braunschweig/

#243. Antigen/

#244. Antiserum/

#245. {Intensity and duration of} symptoms {shown by naturally infected plants}/
1. persist/
2. vary cyclically over a few weeks/
3. vary seasonally/
4. disappear soon after infection/
5. none/

#246. Symptoms {shown by naturally infected plants are}/

#247. {Natural hosts and symptoms}/

#248. {Experimental host range wide or narrow}/
1. many (}9) families susceptible/
2. several (3-9) families susceptible/
3. few ({3) families susceptible/

#249. Experimentally infected plants mostly show {symptoms of}/

#250. {Most useful susceptible diagnostic host species and symptoms}/

#251. {Diagnostically insusceptible host species}/

#252. {Useful maintenance and propagation host species}/

#253. {Best assay hosts (Local lesions or Whole plants)}/

#254. {Susceptible host species}/
1. Abelia grandiflora {Caprifoliaceae}/
2. Abelmoschus esculentus {Malvaceae}/
3. Abelmoschus manihot {Malvaceae}/
4. Abrus precatorius {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
5. Abutilon {Malvaceae}/
6. Abutilon hirtum {Malvaceae}/
7. Abutilon indicum {Malvaceae}/
8. Abutilon theophrasti {Malvaceae}/
9. Acanthospermum hispidum {Compositae}/
10. Acer palmatum {Aceraceae}/
11. Achillea filipendulina {Compositae}/
12. Achillea ptarmica {Compositae}/
13. Adansonia digitata {Bombacaceae}/
14. Adenia lobata {Passifloraceae}/
15. Aegilops {Gramineae}/
16. Aegilops cylindrica {Gramineae}/
17. Aegilops kotschyi {Gramineae}/
18. Aegilops searsii {Gramineae}/
19. Aegilops speltoides {Gramineae}/
20. Aegilops triaristata {Gramineae}/
21. Aegilops triuncialis {Gramineae}/
22. Aegilops umbellulata {Gramineae}/
23. Aeglopsis chevalieri {Rutaceae}/
24. Aesculus carnea {Hippocastanaceae}/
25. Aethusa cynapium {Umbelliferae}/
26. Afraegle paniculata {Rutaceae}/
27. Agapanthus praecox ssp. orientalis {Alliaceae}/
28. Agave {Agavaceae}/
29. Ageratum conyzoides {Compositae}/
30. Ageratum houstonianum {Compositae}/
31. Aglaonema {Araceae}/
32. Agropyron {Gramineae}/
33. Agropyron cristatum {Gramineae}/
34. Agropyron sibiricum {Gramineae}/
35. Agrostis alba {Gramineae}/
36. Agrostis canina {Gramineae}/
37. Agrostis gigantea {Gramineae}/
38. Agrostis palustris {Gramineae}/
39. Agrostis puchella {Gramineae}/
40. Agrostis stolonifera {Gramineae}/
41. Agrostis tenuis {Gramineae}/
42. Aizoaceae {Aizoaceae}/
43. Ajuga reptans {Labiatae}/
44. Albizzia julibrissin {Leguminosae-Mimosoideae}/
45. Alliaria officinalis {Cruciferae}/
46. Allium {Alliaceae}/
47. Allium ampeloprasum var. holmense {Alliaceae}/
48. Allium ampeloprasum var. sectivum {Alliaceae}/
49. Allium cepa {Alliaceae}/
50. Allium cepa var. ascalonicum {Alliaceae}/
51. Allium cepa var. cepa {Alliaceae}/
52. Allium cepa var. perutile {Alliaceae}/
53. Allium chinense {Alliaceae}/
54. Allium fistulosum {Alliaceae}/
55. Allium porrum {Alliaceae}/
56. Allium sativum {Alliaceae}/
57. Allium schoenoprasum {Alliaceae}/
58. Allium tuberosum {Alliaceae}/
59. Allium vineale {Alliaceae}/
60. Alocasia {Araceae}/
61. Alocasia macrorrhizos {Araceae}/
62. Alonsoa warscewiczii {Scrophulariaceae}/
63. Alopecurus aequalis {Gramineae}/
64. Alopecurus geniculatus {Gramineae}/
65. Alopecurus japonicus {Gramineae}/
66. Alopecurus myosuroides {Gramineae}/
67. Alopecurus pratensis {Gramineae}/
68. Alstroemeria {Alstroemeriaceae}/
69. Alstroemeria caryophylla {Alstroemeriaceae}/
70. Alstroemeria psittacina {Alstroemeriaceae}/
71. Alternanthera philoxeroides {Amaranthaceae}/
72. Althaea {Malvaceae}/
73. Althaea officinalis {Malvaceae}/
74. Althaea rosea {Malvaceae}/
75. Althaea sinensis {Malvaceae}/
76. Amaranthaceae {Amaranthaceae}/
77. Amaranthus bicolor {Amaranthaceae}/
78. Amaranthus caudatus {Amaranthaceae}/
79. Amaranthus cruentus {Amaranthaceae}/
80. Amaranthus deflexus {Amaranthaceae}/
81. Amaranthus dilatum {Amaranthaceae}/
82. Amaranthus hybridus {Amaranthaceae}/
83. Amaranthus hypochondriacus {Amaranthaceae}/
84. Amaranthus leucocarpus {Amaranthaceae}/
85. Amaranthus lividus {Amaranthaceae}/
86. Amaranthus retroflexus {Amaranthaceae}/
87. Amaranthus tricolor {Amaranthaceae}/
88. Amaranthus viridis {Amaranthaceae}/
89. Amaryllis {Amaryllidaceae}/
90. Ambrosia {Compositae}/
91. Ammi majus {Umbelliferae}/
92. Amorphophallus {Araceae}/
93. Amorphophallus konjac {Araceae}/
94. Amsonia tabernaemontana {Apocynaceae}/
95. Anagallis arvensis {Primulaceae}/
96. Anagyris foetida {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
97. Ananas comosus {Bromeliaceae}/
98. Anchusa azurea {Boraginaceae}/
99. Andropogon gerardi {Gramineae}/
100. Andropogon hallii {Gramineae}/
101. Andropogon sorghum {Gramineae}/
102. Aneilema aequinoctiale {Commelinaceae}/
103. Anemone coronaria {Ranunculaceae}/
104. Anethum graveolens {Umbelliferae}/
105. Angelica sylvestris {Umbelliferae}/
106. Annona muricata {Annonaceae}/
107. Annona squamosa {Annonaceae}/
108. Anoda cristata {Malvaceae}/
109. Anoda dillerriana {Malvaceae}/
110. Anoda lavateroides {Malvaceae}/
111. Anthoxanthum aristatum {Gramineae}/
112. Anthoxanthum odoratum {Gramineae}/
113. Anthriscus cerefolium {Umbelliferae}/
114. Anthriscus sylvestris {Umbelliferae}/
115. Antirrhinum majus {Scrophulariaceae}/
116. Apera spica-venti {Gramineae}/
117. Apiaceae {Umbelliferae}/
118. Apium australe {Umbelliferae}/
119. Apium graveolens {Umbelliferae}/
120. Apium graveolens var. dulce {Umbelliferae}/
121. Apium graveolens var. rapaceum {Umbelliferae}/
122. Apium leptophyllum {Umbelliferae}/
123. Apium nodiflorum {Umbelliferae}/
124. Apium repens {Umbelliferae}/
125. Aquilegia {Ranunculaceae}/
126. Aquilegia coerulea {Ranunculaceae}/
127. Arabidopsis thaliana {Cruciferae}/
128. Arabis alpina {Cruciferae}/
129. Arabis hirsuta {Cruciferae}/
130. Arabis ludoviciana {Cruciferae}/
131. Arachis hypogaea {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
132. Arachis pintoi {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
133. Araujia angustifolia {Asclepiadaceae}/
134. Araujia hortorum {Asclepiadaceae}/
135. Araujia sericofera {Asclepiadaceae}/
136. Arctium lappa {Compositae}/
137. Arctium minus {Compositae}/
138. Arctotheca calendula {Compositae}/
139. Arisaema {Araceae}/
140. Armeria vulgaris {Plumbaginaceae}/
141. Armoracia rusticana {Cruciferae}/
142. Arracacia xanthorrhiza {Umbelliferae}/
143. Arrhenatherum elatius {Gramineae}/
144. Arundinaria amabilis {Gramineae}/
145. Arundo donax {Gramineae}/
146. Asclepias curassavica {Asclepiadaceae}/
147. Asparagus {Asparagaceae}/
148. Asparagus officinalis {Asparagaceae}/
149. Asperula odorata {Rubiaceae}/
150. Aster amellus {Compositae}/
151. Aster novae-angliae {Compositae}/
152. Aster novi-belgii {Compositae}/
153. Astilbe {Saxifragaceae}/
154. Astragalus glycyphyllos {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
155. Astragalus sinicus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
156. Astrocarpa sesmoides {Resedaceae}/
157. Asystasia gangetica {Acanthaceae}/
158. Asystasia nemorum {Acanthaceae}/
159. Atriplex {Chenopodiaceae}/
160. Atriplex hastata {Chenopodiaceae}/
161. Atriplex hortensis {Chenopodiaceae}/
162. Atriplex patula {Chenopodiaceae}/
163. Atriplex suberecta {Chenopodiaceae}/
164. Atropa belladonna {Solanaceae}/
165. Aubrieta deltoidea {Cruciferae}/
166. Aucuba japonica {Aucubaceae}/
167. Aurinia saxatilis {Cruciferae}/
168. Aurinia saxatilis var. compactum {Cruciferae}/
169. Austrocylindropuntia cylindrica {Cactaceae}/
170. Avena {Gramineae}/
171. Avena byzantina {Gramineae}/
172. Avena fatua {Gramineae}/
173. Avena sativa {Gramineae}/
174. Avena strigosa {Gramineae}/
175. Axonopus compressus {Gramineae}/
176. Ballota nigra {Labiatae}/
177. Balsamorhiza sagittata {Compositae}/
178. Bambusa beecheyana {Gramineae}/
179. Bambusa edulis {Gramineae}/
180. Bambusa multiplex {Gramineae}/
181. Bambusa oldhamii {Gramineae}/
182. Bambusa vulgaris {Gramineae}/
183. Barbarea verna {Cruciferae}/
184. Barbarea vulgaris {Cruciferae}/
185. Bauhinia purpurea {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
186. Beckmannia syzigachne {Gramineae}/
187. Begonia elatior {Begoniaceae}/
188. Begonia semperflorens {Begoniaceae}/
189. Begonia [Zx] cheimantha {Begoniaceae}/
190. Begonia [Zx] tuberhybrida {Begoniaceae}/
191. Belamcanda chinensis {Iridaceae}/
192. Bellis perennis {Compositae}/
193. Benincasa hispida {Cucurbitaceae}/
194. Berberis darwinii {Berberidaceae}/
195. Berteroa incana {Cruciferae}/
196. Beta macrocarpa {Chenopodiaceae}/
197. Beta maritima {Chenopodiaceae}/
198. Beta patellaris {Chenopodiaceae}/
199. Beta vulgaris {Chenopodiaceae}/
200. Beta vulgaris ssp. cicla {Chenopodiaceae}/
201. Betula {Betulaceae}/
202. Bidens pilosa {Compositae}/
203. Bombax brevicuspe {Bombacaceae}/
204. Borago officinalis {Boraginaceae}/
205. Borreria intricans {Rubiaceae}/
206. Bothriochloa alta {Gramineae}/
207. Bothriochloa barbinodis {Gramineae}/
208. Bouteloua gracilis {Gramineae}/
209. Bouteloua hirsuta {Gramineae}/
210. Brachiaria eruciformis {Gramineae}/
211. Brachiaria miliiformis {Gramineae}/
212. Brachiaria mutica {Gramineae}/
213. Brachiaria ramosa {Gramineae}/
214. Brachiaria reptens {Gramineae}/
215. Brassica actinophylla {Cruciferae}/
216. Brassica campestris {Cruciferae}/
217. Brassica campestris ssp. chinensis {Cruciferae}/
218. Brassica campestris ssp. napus {Cruciferae}/
219. Brassica campestris ssp. pekinensis {Cruciferae}/
220. Brassica campestris ssp. pekinensis var. dentata {Cruciferae}/
221. Brassica campestris ssp. rapa {Cruciferae}/
222. Brassica carinata {Cruciferae}/
223. Brassica japonica {Cruciferae}/
224. Brassica juncea {Cruciferae}/
225. Brassica napus var. napobrassica {Cruciferae}/
226. Brassica napus var. napus {Cruciferae}/
227. Brassica nigra {Cruciferae}/
228. Brassica oleracea {Cruciferae}/
229. Brassica oleracea var. acephala {Cruciferae}/
230. Brassica oleracea var. botrytis {Cruciferae}/
231. Brassica oleracea var. capitata {Cruciferae}/
232. Brassica oleracea var. gemmifera {Cruciferae}/
233. Brassica oleracea var. italica {Cruciferae}/
234. Brassica oleracea var. viridis {Cruciferae}/
235. Brassica perviridis {Cruciferae}/
236. Brassica rapa var. laciniifolia {Cruciferae}/
237. Brassica sinapis {Cruciferae}/
238. Brassicaceae {Cruciferae}/
239. Briza {Gramineae}/
240. Bromus {Gramineae}/
241. Bromus aleutensis {Gramineae}/
242. Bromus arvensis {Gramineae}/
243. Bromus carinatus {Gramineae}/
244. Bromus catharticus {Gramineae}/
245. Bromus commutatus {Gramineae}/
246. Bromus erectus {Gramineae}/
247. Bromus inermis {Gramineae}/
248. Bromus macrostachys {Gramineae}/
249. Bromus mollis {Gramineae}/
250. Bromus racemosus {Gramineae}/
251. Bromus rigidus {Gramineae}/
252. Bromus secalinus {Gramineae}/
253. Bromus sterilis {Gramineae}/
254. Bromus tectorum {Gramineae}/
255. Bromus uniloides {Gramineae}/
256. Browallia speciosa {Solanaceae}/
257. Bryonia cretica {Cucurbitaceae}/
258. Bryonia dioica {Cucurbitaceae}/
259. Bryonopsis laciniosa {Cucurbitaceae}/
260. Bupleurum rotundifolium {Umbelliferae}/
261. Buxus sempervirens {Buxaceae}/
262. Cactaceae {Cactaceae}/
263. Cajanus cajan {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
264. Caladium {Araceae}/
265. Caladium hortulanum {Araceae}/
266. Calamagrostis canadensis {Gramineae}/
267. Calamagrostis epigejos {Gramineae}/
268. Calandrinia caulescens {Portulacaceae}/
269. Calandrinia grandiflora {Portulacaceae}/
270. Calanthe {Orchidaceae}/
271. Calendula chrysantha {Compositae}/
272. Calendula officinalis {Compositae}/
273. Callistephus chinensis {Compositae}/
274. Calochortus {Calochortaceae}/
275. Calopogonium mucunoides {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
276. Calotropis aegyptia {Asclepiadaceae}/
277. Calystegia sepium {Convolvulaceae}/
278. Camelina sativa {Cruciferae}/
279. Camellia {Theaceae}/
280. Camellia japonica {Theaceae}/
281. Camellia sasanqua {Theaceae}/
282. Campanula persicifolia {Campanulaceae}/
283. Canavalia ensiformis {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
284. Canavalia ensiformis [Zx] C. virosa {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
285. Canavalia gladiata {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
286. Canavalia maritima {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
287. Canavalia obtusifolia {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
288. Canavalia occidentalis {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
289. Canavalia virosa {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
290. Canna {Cannaceae}/
291. Capparis aegyptia {Capparidaceae}/
292. Capparis spinosa {Capparidaceae}/
293. Capparis spinosa var. rupestris {Capparidaceae}/
294. Capsella bursa-pastoris {Cruciferae}/
295. Capsicum annuum {Solanaceae}/
296. Capsicum baccatum {Solanaceae}/
297. Capsicum baccatum var. pendulum {Solanaceae}/
298. Capsicum cardenasii {Solanaceae}/
299. Capsicum chacoense {Solanaceae}/
300. Capsicum chinense {Solanaceae}/
301. Capsicum eximium {Solanaceae}/
302. Capsicum frutescens {Solanaceae}/
303. Capsicum frutescens var. grossum {Solanaceae}/
304. Capsicum microcarpum {Solanaceae}/
305. Capsicum pendulum {Solanaceae}/
306. Capsicum praetermissum {Solanaceae}/
307. Capsicum pubescens {Solanaceae}/
308. Capsicum sinensis {Solanaceae}/
309. Cardamine {Cruciferae}/
310. Cardamine lilaciana {Cruciferae}/
311. Cardamine lilacina {Cruciferae}/
312. Carica papaya {Caricaceae}/
313. Carnegiea gigantea {Cactaceae}/
314. Carthamus tinctorius {Compositae}/
315. Carum carvi {Umbelliferae}/
316. Carum segetum {Umbelliferae}/
317. Caryopteris incana {Verbenaceae}/
318. Caryopteris [Zx] clandonensis {Verbenaceae}/
319. Cassia artemisioides {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
320. Cassia bicapsularis {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
321. Cassia coluteoides {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
322. Cassia corymbosa {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
323. Cassia hirsuta {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
324. Cassia hoffmanseggi {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
325. Cassia leptocarpa {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
326. Cassia macranthera {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
327. Cassia obtusifolia {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
328. Cassia occidentalis {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
329. Cassia pleurocarpa {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
330. Cassia sylvestris {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
331. Cassia tora {Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae}/
332. Castanospermum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
333. Castanospermum australe {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
334. Catalpa bignonioides {Bignoniaceae}/
335. Catharanthus roseus {Apocynaceae}/
336. Cattleya {Orchidaceae}/
337. Ceiba chlamydantha {Bombacaceae}/
338. Ceiba pentandra {Bombacaceae}/
339. Celosia argentea {Amaranthaceae}/
340. Celosia cristata {Amaranthaceae}/
341. Celosia plumosa {Amaranthaceae}/
342. Cenchrus argentina {Gramineae}/
343. Cenchrus canterai {Gramineae}/
344. Cenchrus ciliaris {Gramineae}/
345. Cenchrus cucullata {Gramineae}/
346. Cenchrus distichophylla {Gramineae}/
347. Cenchrus echinatus {Gramineae}/
348. Cenchrus gayana {Gramineae}/
349. Cenchrus radiata {Gramineae}/
350. Cenchrus submutica {Gramineae}/
351. Cenchrus virgata {Gramineae}/
352. Centaurea cyanus {Compositae}/
353. Centrosema {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
354. Centrosema pubescens {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
355. Ceratostigma plumbaginoides {Plumbaginaceae}/
356. Cereus {Cactaceae}/
357. Cestrum parqui {Solanaceae}/
358. Chaerophyllum temulum {Umbelliferae}/
359. Chamaecereus sylvestrii {Cactaceae}/
360. Chamaecyparis lawsoniana {Cupressaceae}/
361. Chara australis {Characeae}/
362. Cheiranthus cheiri {Cruciferae}/
363. Chenopodiaceae {Chenopodiaceae}/
364. Chenopodium {Chenopodiaceae}/
365. Chenopodium album {Chenopodiaceae}/
366. Chenopodium amaranticolor {Chenopodiaceae}/
367. Chenopodium ambrosioides {Chenopodiaceae}/
368. Chenopodium berthaultii {Chenopodiaceae}/
369. Chenopodium botrys {Chenopodiaceae}/
370. Chenopodium capitatum {Chenopodiaceae}/
371. Chenopodium ficifolium {Chenopodiaceae}/
372. Chenopodium foetidum {Chenopodiaceae}/
373. Chenopodium foliosum {Chenopodiaceae}/
374. Chenopodium giganteum {Chenopodiaceae}/
375. Chenopodium glaucum {Chenopodiaceae}/
376. Chenopodium hybridum {Chenopodiaceae}/
377. Chenopodium murale {Chenopodiaceae}/
378. Chenopodium polyspermum {Chenopodiaceae}/
379. Chenopodium quinoa {Chenopodiaceae}/
380. Chenopodium schraderianum {Chenopodiaceae}/
381. Chenopodium serotinum {Chenopodiaceae}/
382. Chenopodium urbicum {Chenopodiaceae}/
383. Chloris gayana {Gramineae}/
384. Chloris virgata {Gramineae}/
385. Chlorophytum comosum {Anthericaceae}/
386. Chondrilla juncea {Compositae}/
387. Chrysalidocarpus lutescens {Palmae}/
388. Chrysanthemum {Compositae}/
389. Chrysanthemum carinatum {Compositae}/
390. Chrysanthemum coronarium {Compositae}/
391. Chrysanthemum frutescens {Compositae}/
392. Chrysanthemum leucanthemum {Compositae}/
393. Chrysanthemum maximum {Compositae}/
394. Chrysanthemum morifolium {Compositae}/
395. Chrysanthemum parthenium {Compositae}/
396. Chrysanthemum segetum {Compositae}/
397. Cicer arietinum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
398. Cichorium endiva {Compositae}/
399. Cichorium intybus {Compositae}/
400. Cirsium arvense {Compositae}/
401. Citrullus colocynthis {Cucurbitaceae}/
402. Citrullus lanatus {Cucurbitaceae}/
403. Citrullus lanatus var. lanatus {Cucurbitaceae}/
404. Citrullus vulgaris {Cucurbitaceae}/
405. Citrullus vulgaris var. fistulosis {Cucurbitaceae}/
406. Citrus aurantifolia {Rutaceae}/
407. Citrus aurantium {Rutaceae}/
408. Citrus excelsa {Rutaceae}/
409. Citrus limon {Rutaceae}/
410. Citrus medica {Rutaceae}/
411. Citrus paradisi {Rutaceae}/
412. Citrus reticulata {Rutaceae}/
413. Citrus sinensis {Rutaceae}/
414. Citrus sinensis [Zx] Poncirus trifoliata {Rutaceae}/
415. Citrus unshiu {Rutaceae}/
416. Clarkia amoena {Onagraceae}/
417. Clarkia pulchella {Onagraceae}/
418. Claytonia virginica {Portulacaceae}/
419. Clematis occidentalis {Ranunculaceae}/
420. Clematis vitalba {Ranunculaceae}/
421. Cleome rutidosperma {Cleomaceae}/
422. Cleome spinosa {Cleomaceae}/
423. Clitoria ternatea {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
424. Cnidoscolus acontifolius {Euphorbiaceae}/
425. Coccinea grandis {Cucurbitaceae}/
426. Cocos nucifera {Palmae}/
427. Codiaeum variegatum {Euphorbiaceae}/
428. Coelogyne {Orchidaceae}/
429. Coffea arabica {Rubiaceae}/
430. Coix lacryma-jobi {Gramineae}/
431. Cola chlamydantha {Sterculiaceae}/
432. Cola gigantea {Sterculiaceae}/
433. Cola gigantea var. glabrescens {Sterculiaceae}/
434. Coleus blumei {Labiatae}/
435. Colocasia esculenta {Araceae}/
436. Commelina {Commelinaceae}/
437. Commelina benghalensis {Commelinaceae}/
438. Commelina diffusa {Commelinaceae}/
439. Commelina elegans {Commelinaceae}/
440. Commelina erecta {Commelinaceae}/
441. Conium maculatum {Umbelliferae}/
442. Conringia orientalis {Cruciferae}/
443. Consolida ajacis {Ranunculaceae}/
444. Convolvulus arvensis {Convolvulaceae}/
445. Convolvulus tricolor {Convolvulaceae}/
446. Corchorus {Tiliaceae}/
447. Corchorus fasicularis {Tiliaceae}/
448. Corchorus olitorius {Tiliaceae}/
449. Coreopsis lanceolata {Compositae}/
450. Coreopsis tinctoria {Compositae}/
451. Coriandrum sativum {Umbelliferae}/
452. Cornus florida {Cornaceae}/
453. Cornus sanguinea {Cornaceae}/
454. Coronilla varia {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
455. Coronopus didymus {Cruciferae}/
456. Cortaderia selloana {Gramineae}/
457. Corylus avellana {Corylaceae}/
458. Cosmos bipinnatus {Compositae}/
459. Crambe abyssinica {Cruciferae}/
460. Crambe arreria {Cruciferae}/
461. Crambe cordifolia {Cruciferae}/
462. Crambe hispanica {Cruciferae}/
463. Crambe tataria {Cruciferae}/
464. Crataegus {Rosaceae}/
465. Crataegus monogyna {Rosaceae}/
466. Crepis neglecta {Compositae}/
467. Crinum {Amaryllidaceae}/
468. Crocus vernus {Iridaceae}/
469. Crotalaria {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
470. Crotalaria anagyroides {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
471. Crotalaria goreensis {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
472. Crotalaria intermedia {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
473. Crotalaria juncea {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
474. Crotalaria medicaginea {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
475. Crotalaria mucronata {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
476. Crotalaria paulina {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
477. Crotalaria retusa {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
478. Crotalaria spectabilis {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
479. Croton bonplandianus {Euphorbiaceae}/
480. Croton lobatus {Euphorbiaceae}/
481. Cruciferae {Cruciferae}/
482. Cryptocoryne {Araceae}/
483. Cucumis melo {Cucurbitaceae}/
484. Cucumis melo var. cantalupensis {Cucurbitaceae}/
485. Cucumis melo var. momordica {Cucurbitaceae}/
486. Cucumis metuliferus {Cucurbitaceae}/
487. Cucumis sativus {Cucurbitaceae}/
488. Cucurbita maxima {Cucurbitaceae}/
489. Cucurbita maxima [Zx] C. moschata {Cucurbitaceae}/
490. Cucurbita moschata {Cucurbitaceae}/
491. Cucurbita okeechobeensis {Cucurbitaceae}/
492. Cucurbita pepo {Cucurbitaceae}/
493. Cucurbitaceae {Cucurbitaceae}/
494. Cyamopsis tetragonoloba {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
495. Cycas revoluta {Cycadaceae}/
496. Cydonia oblonga {Rosaceae}/
497. Cymbidium {Orchidaceae}/
498. Cymbidium alexanderi {Orchidaceae}/
499. Cymbopogon distans {Gramineae}/
500. Cymbopogon schoenanthus {Gramineae}/
501. Cynanchum acutum {Asclepiadaceae}/
502. Cynara cardunculus {Compositae}/
503. Cynara scolymus {Compositae}/
504. Cynara syriaca {Compositae}/
505. Cynodon dactylon {Gramineae}/
506. Cynosurus cristatus {Gramineae}/
507. Cyperus brevifolius {Cyperaceae}/
508. Cyperus difformis {Cyperaceae}/
509. Cyperus rotundus {Cyperaceae}/
510. Cyphomandra betacea {Solanaceae}/
511. Cypripedium calceolus {Cypripediaceae}/
512. Cyrtosperma {Araceae}/
513. Dactylis {Gramineae}/
514. Dactylis glomerata {Gramineae}/
515. Dactyloctenium aegyptium {Gramineae}/
516. Dactyloctenium gigantea {Gramineae}/
517. Dahlia pinnata {Compositae}/
518. Daphne {Thymelaeaceae}/
519. Daphne cneorum {Thymelaeaceae}/
520. Daphne genkwa {Thymelaeaceae}/
521. Daphne giraldii {Thymelaeaceae}/
522. Daphne laureola {Thymelaeaceae}/
523. Daphne mezereum {Thymelaeaceae}/
524. Daphne odora {Thymelaeaceae}/
525. Daphne retusa {Thymelaeaceae}/
526. Daphne [Zx] burkwoodii {Thymelaeaceae}/
527. Daphne [Zx] dauphinii {Thymelaeaceae}/
528. Daphne [Zx] napolitana {Thymelaeaceae}/
529. Datura alba {Solanaceae}/
530. Datura bernhardii {Solanaceae}/
531. Datura candida {Solanaceae}/
532. Datura ferox {Solanaceae}/
533. Datura inermis {Solanaceae}/
534. Datura innoxia {Solanaceae}/
535. Datura metel {Solanaceae}/
536. Datura meteloides {Solanaceae}/
537. Datura sanguinea {Solanaceae}/
538. Datura stramonium {Solanaceae}/
539. Datura tatula {Solanaceae}/
540. Daucus carota {Umbelliferae}/
541. Daucus carota ssp. sativus {Umbelliferae}/
542. Delphinium elatum {Ranunculaceae}/
543. Delphinium grandiflorum {Ranunculaceae}/
544. Delphinium hybridum {Ranunculaceae}/
545. Dendrobium {Orchidaceae}/
546. Dendrobium nobile {Orchidaceae}/
547. Dendrobium phalaenopsis {Orchidaceae}/
548. Dendrocalamus latiflorus {Gramineae}/
549. Desmodium canescens {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
550. Desmodium canum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
551. Desmodium distortum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
552. Desmodium intortum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
553. Desmodium laevigatum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
554. Desmodium paniculatum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
555. Desmodium scorpiurus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
556. Desmodium tortuosum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
557. Desmodium triflorum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
558. Dianthus barbatus {Caryophyllaceae}/
559. Dianthus caryophyllus {Caryophyllaceae}/
560. Dianthus chinensis {Caryophyllaceae}/
561. Dianthus superbus {Caryophyllaceae}/
562. Dieffenbachia picta {Araceae}/
563. Digitalis lanata {Scrophulariaceae}/
564. Digitalis purpurea {Scrophulariaceae}/
565. Digitaria {Gramineae}/
566. Digitaria abyssinica {Gramineae}/
567. Digitaria adscendens {Gramineae}/
568. Digitaria ciliaris {Gramineae}/
569. Digitaria decumbens {Gramineae}/
570. Digitaria didactyla {Gramineae}/
571. Digitaria enantha {Gramineae}/
572. Digitaria horizontalis {Gramineae}/
573. Digitaria longiflora {Gramineae}/
574. Digitaria marginata {Gramineae}/
575. Digitaria milanjiana {Gramineae}/
576. Digitaria pentzii {Gramineae}/
577. Digitaria sanguinalis {Gramineae}/
578. Digitaria setigera {Gramineae}/
579. Digitaria setivalvola {Gramineae}/
580. Digitaria ternata {Gramineae}/
581. Digitaria valida {Gramineae}/
582. Digitaria velutina {Gramineae}/
583. Digitaria violascens {Gramineae}/
584. Dinebra retroflexa {Gramineae}/
585. Diodia teres {Rubiaceae}/
586. Diodia virginiana {Rubiaceae}/
587. Dioscorea alata {Dioscoreaceae}/
588. Dioscorea batatas {Dioscoreaceae}/
589. Dioscorea batatas f. typica {Dioscoreaceae}/
590. Dioscorea bulbifera {Dioscoreaceae}/
591. Dioscorea cayenensis {Dioscoreaceae}/
592. Dioscorea composita {Dioscoreaceae}/
593. Dioscorea dumetorum {Dioscoreaceae}/
594. Dioscorea floribunda {Dioscoreaceae}/
595. Dioscorea praehensilis {Dioscoreaceae}/
596. Dioscorea preussii {Dioscoreaceae}/
597. Dioscorea rotundata {Dioscoreaceae}/
598. Dioscorea trifida {Dioscoreaceae}/
599. Diplachne fusca {Gramineae}/
600. Diplotaxis erucoides {Cruciferae}/
601. Diplotaxis tenuifolia {Cruciferae}/
602. Dipsacus fullonum {Dipsacaceae}/
603. Dipsacus fullonum ssp. sylvestris {Dipsacaceae}/
604. Dodonaea viscosa {Sapindaceae}/
605. Dryopteris filix-mas {Aspidiaceae}/
606. Duchesnea indica {Rosaceae}/
607. Ecballium elaterium {Cucurbitaceae}/
608. Echinocereus procumbens {Cactaceae}/
609. Echinochloa {Gramineae}/
610. Echinochloa colona {Gramineae}/
611. Echinochloa crus-galli {Gramineae}/
612. Echinochloa crus-galli var. formosensis {Gramineae}/
613. Echinochloa crus-galli var. oryzicola {Gramineae}/
614. Echinochloa polystachya {Gramineae}/
615. Echinocystis {Cucurbitaceae}/
616. Echinops exaltatus {Compositae}/
617. Echinopsis {Cactaceae}/
618. Eclipta prostrata {Compositae}/
619. Elettaria cardamomum {Zingiberaceae}/
620. Eleusine africana {Gramineae}/
621. Eleusine coracana {Gramineae}/
622. Eleusine indica {Gramineae}/
623. Elymus canadensis {Gramineae}/
624. Elymus junceus {Gramineae}/
625. Elymus trachycaulus {Gramineae}/
626. Elymus tsukushiensis var. transiens {Gramineae}/
627. Elymus virginicus {Gramineae}/
628. Elytrigia intermedia {Gramineae}/
629. Elytrigia repens {Gramineae}/
630. Embergeria megalocarpa {Compositae}/
631. Emilia flammea {Compositae}/
632. Emilia sagittata {Compositae}/
633. Emilia sonchifolia {Compositae}/
634. Epidendrum {Orchidaceae}/
635. Epilobium montanum {Onagraceae}/
636. Epiphyllum {Cactaceae}/
637. Eragrostis {Gramineae}/
638. Eragrostis abyssinica {Gramineae}/
639. Eragrostis aspera {Gramineae}/
640. Eragrostis cilianensis {Gramineae}/
641. Eragrostis ciliaris {Gramineae}/
642. Eragrostis curvula {Gramineae}/
643. Eragrostis multicaulis {Gramineae}/
644. Eragrostis multiflorum {Gramineae}/
645. Eragrostis pilosa {Gramineae}/
646. Eragrostis poaeoides {Gramineae}/
647. Eragrostis tenella {Gramineae}/
648. Eragrostis valida {Gramineae}/
649. Eremochloa ophiuroides {Gramineae}/
650. Eremopyrum hirsutum {Gramineae}/
651. Erigeron {Compositae}/
652. Erodium botrys {Geraniaceae}/
653. Erodium cicutarium {Geraniaceae}/
654. Erodium moschatum {Geraniaceae}/
655. Eruca sativa {Cruciferae}/
656. Eryngium aquaticum {Umbelliferae}/
657. Eryngium planum {Umbelliferae}/
658. Erysimum cheiranthoides {Cruciferae}/
659. Erysimum crepidifolium {Cruciferae}/
660. Erysimum helveticum {Cruciferae}/
661. Erysimum perovskianum {Cruciferae}/
662. Erysimum pulchellum {Cruciferae}/
663. Erysimum sylvestre {Cruciferae}/
664. Eucalyptus {Myrtaceae}/
665. Eucalyptus cloeziana {Myrtaceae}/
666. Eucalyptus marginata {Myrtaceae}/
667. Eucharis candida {Amaryllidaceae}/
668. Eucharis grandiflora {Amaryllidaceae}/
669. Euchlaena mexicana {Gramineae}/
670. Euchlaena perennis {Gramineae}/
671. Euonymus europaeus {Celastraceae}/
672. Euonymus japonica {Celastraceae}/
673. Euonymus japonica var. microphylla {Celastraceae}/
674. Euphorbia cyathophora {Euphorbiaceae}/
675. Euphorbia fulgens {Euphorbiaceae}/
676. Euphorbia heterophylla {Euphorbiaceae}/
677. Euphorbia loricata {Euphorbiaceae}/
678. Euphorbia marginata {Euphorbiaceae}/
679. Euphorbia milii {Euphorbiaceae}/
680. Euphorbia milii [Zx] E. lophogona {Euphorbiaceae}/
681. Euphorbia peplus {Euphorbiaceae}/
682. Euphorbia pulcherrima {Euphorbiaceae}/
683. Eustoma grandiflorum {Gentianaceae}/
684. Eustoma russellianum {Gentianaceae}/
685. Eutrema wasabi {Cruciferae}/
686. Fabaceae {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
687. Fagopyrum esculentum {Polygonaceae}/
688. Fedia cornucopiae {Valerianaceae}/
689. Ferocactus acanthodes {Cactaceae}/
690. Festuca arundinacea {Gramineae}/
691. Festuca elatior {Gramineae}/
692. Festuca gigantea {Gramineae}/
693. Festuca ovina {Gramineae}/
694. Festuca pratensis {Gramineae}/
695. Festuca rubra {Gramineae}/
696. Fibigia clypata {Cruciferae}/
697. Ficus {Moraceae}/
698. Ficus carica {Moraceae}/
699. Fimbristylis miliacea {Cyperaceae}/
700. Fittonia albivenis {Acanthaceae}/
701. Foeniculum {Umbelliferae}/
702. Foeniculum vulgare {Umbelliferae}/
703. Forsythia [Zx] intermedia {Oleaceae}/
704. Fragaria chiloensis {Rosaceae}/
705. Fragaria ovalis {Rosaceae}/
706. Fragaria vesca {Rosaceae}/
707. Fragaria vesca var. semperflorens {Rosaceae}/
708. Fragaria virginiana {Rosaceae}/
709. Fragaria [Zx] ananassa {Rosaceae}/
710. Fraxinus {Oleaceae}/
711. Fraxinus excelsior {Oleaceae}/
712. Freesia {Iridaceae}/
713. Freesia refracta {Iridaceae}/
714. Fritillaria pudica {Liliaceae}/
715. Fuchsia speciosa [Zx] F. hybrida {Onagraceae}/
716. Fumaria officinalis {Fumariaceae}/
717. Furcraea {Agavaceae}/
718. Furcraea macrophylla {Agavaceae}/
719. Gaillardia aristata {Compositae}/
720. Galinsoga parviflora {Compositae}/
721. Gazania rigens {Compositae}/
722. Genipa americana {Rubiaceae}/
723. Genista hispanica {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
724. Gentiana sino-ornata {Gentianaceae}/
725. Geranium dissectum {Geraniaceae}/
726. Geranium pratense {Geraniaceae}/
727. Geranium robertianum {Geraniaceae}/
728. Gerbera {Compositae}/
729. Gerbera jamesonii {Compositae}/
730. Geum chiloense {Rosaceae}/
731. Gladiolus {Iridaceae}/
732. Glechoma hederacea {Labiatae}/
733. Gloriosa rothschildiana {Colchicaceae}/
734. Glyceria fluitans {Gramineae}/
735. Glycine {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
736. Glycine clandestina {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
737. Glycine max {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
738. Glycine soja {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
739. Glycine tabacina {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
740. Glycine tomentella {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
741. Glycine wightii {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
742. Gomphocarpus fruticosus {Asclepiadaceae}/
743. Gomphrena globosa {Amaranthaceae}/
744. Gomphrena globosa var. rubra {Amaranthaceae}/
745. Gomphrena stramonium {Amaranthaceae}/
746. Gossypium {Malvaceae}/
747. Gossypium barbadense {Malvaceae}/
748. Gossypium herbaceum {Malvaceae}/
749. Gossypium hirsutum {Malvaceae}/
750. Gynura aurantiaca {Compositae}/
751. Gypsophila elegans {Caryophyllaceae}/
752. Gypsophila paniculata {Caryophyllaceae}/
753. Gypsophila perfoliata {Caryophyllaceae}/
754. Habenaria radiata {Orchidaceae}/
755. Hablitzia tamnoides {Chenopodiaceae}/
756. Hamelia patens {Rubiaceae}/
757. Hedera helix {Araliaceae}/
758. Hedychium gardnerianum {Zingiberaceae}/
759. Helenium amarum {Compositae}/
760. Helenium amarum hybrids {Compositae}/
761. Helenium autumnale {Compositae}/
762. Helianthus annuus {Compositae}/
763. Helianthus maximilianii {Compositae}/
764. Helichrysum bracteatum {Compositae}/
765. Helleborus niger {Ranunculaceae}/
766. Helminthia echioides {Compositae}/
767. Heracleum sphondylium {Umbelliferae}/
768. Hesperis matronalis {Cruciferae}/
769. Heteropogon contortus {Gramineae}/
770. Hewittia sublobata {Convolvulaceae}/
771. Hibiscus {Malvaceae}/
772. Hibiscus cannabinus {Malvaceae}/
773. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis {Malvaceae}/
774. Hibiscus sabdariffa {Malvaceae}/
775. Hibiscus trionum {Malvaceae}/
776. Hippeastrum equestre {Amaryllidaceae}/
777. Hippeastrum hybridum {Amaryllidaceae}/
778. Holcus lanatus {Gramineae}/
779. Holcus mollis {Gramineae}/
780. Hordeum {Gramineae}/
781. Hordeum jubatum {Gramineae}/
782. Hordeum murinum {Gramineae}/
783. Hordeum sativum {Gramineae}/
784. Hordeum vulgare {Gramineae}/
785. Hoya carnosa {Asclepiadaceae}/
786. Hoya coronaria {Asclepiadaceae}/
787. Humulus {Cannabidaceae}/
788. Humulus japonicus {Cannabidaceae}/
789. Humulus lupulus {Cannabidaceae}/
790. Hyacinthus {Hyacinthaceae}/
791. Hyacinthus orientalis {Hyacinthaceae}/
792. Hydrangea macrophylla {Hydrangeaceae}/
793. Hyoscyamus desertorum {Solanaceae}/
794. Hyoscyamus niger {Solanaceae}/
795. Hyparrhenia rufa {Gramineae}/
796. Hypericum perforatum {Guttiferae}/
797. Hypochoeris aetensis {Compositae}/
798. Hypochoeris radiata {Compositae}/
799. Iberis coronaria {Cruciferae}/
800. Impatiens {Balsaminaceae}/
801. Impatiens balsamina {Balsaminaceae}/
802. Impatiens holstii {Balsaminaceae}/
803. Impatiens walleriana {Balsaminaceae}/
804. Imperata arundinacea {Gramineae}/
805. Imperata cylindrica {Gramineae}/
806. Imperata cylindrica var. major {Gramineae}/
807. Indigofera australis {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
808. Indigofera hirsuta {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
809. Ipomoea aquatica {Convolvulaceae}/
810. Ipomoea batatas {Convolvulaceae}/
811. Ipomoea congesta {Convolvulaceae}/
812. Ipomoea hederacea {Convolvulaceae}/
813. Ipomoea incarnata {Convolvulaceae}/
814. Ipomoea nil {Convolvulaceae}/
815. Ipomoea purpurea {Convolvulaceae}/
816. Ipomoea setosa {Convolvulaceae}/
817. Ipomoea sloteri {Convolvulaceae}/
818. Ipomoea trichocarpa {Convolvulaceae}/
819. Ipomoea tricolor {Convolvulaceae}/
820. Ipomoea trifida {Convolvulaceae}/
821. Iris {Iridaceae}/
822. Iris danfordiae {Iridaceae}/
823. Iris fulva {Iridaceae}/
824. Iris fulva [Zx] I. brevicaulis {Iridaceae}/
825. Iris germanica {Iridaceae}/
826. Iris kaempferi {Iridaceae}/
827. Iris laevigata {Iridaceae}/
828. Iris pumila {Iridaceae}/
829. Iris reticulata {Iridaceae}/
830. Iris sanguinea {Iridaceae}/
831. Iris sibirica {Iridaceae}/
832. Iris spuria {Iridaceae}/
833. Iris tingitana [Zx] I. xiphium {Iridaceae}/
834. Iris [Zx] hollandica {Iridaceae}/
835. Iris xiphium {Iridaceae}/
836. Iris xiphoides {Iridaceae}/
837. Isachne globosa {Gramineae}/
838. Ixophorus unisetus {Gramineae}/
839. Jacquemontia tamnifolia {Convolvulaceae}/
840. Jasminum officinale {Oleaceae}/
841. Jatropha gossypiifolia {Euphorbiaceae}/
842. Jatropha multifida {Euphorbiaceae}/
843. Jatropha podagrica {Euphorbiaceae}/
844. Juglans regia {Juglandaceae}/
845. Kalanchoe blossfeldiana {Crassulaceae}/
846. Kalanchoe daigremontiana {Crassulaceae}/
847. Kalanchoe pinnata {Crassulaceae}/
848. Kalanchoe tubiflora {Crassulaceae}/
849. Kalmia latifolia {Ericaceae}/
850. Kennedya rubicunda {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
851. Kitaibelia vitifolia {Malvaceae}/
852. Lablab purpureus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
853. Laburnum anagyroides {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
854. Lachenalia {Hyacinthaceae}/
855. Lactuca sativa {Compositae}/
856. Lactuca serriola {Compositae}/
857. Lactuca virosa {Compositae}/
858. Laelia {Orchidaceae}/
859. Laeliocattleya {Orchidaceae}/
860. Lagenaria cineraria {Cucurbitaceae}/
861. Lagenaria cylindrica {Cucurbitaceae}/
862. Lagenaria leucantha {Cucurbitaceae}/
863. Lagenaria siceraria {Cucurbitaceae}/
864. Lagurus {Gramineae}/
865. Lagurus ovatus {Gramineae}/
866. Lamarckia aurea {Gramineae}/
867. Lamiaceae {Labiatae}/
868. Lamium album {Labiatae}/
869. Lamium amplexicaule {Labiatae}/
870. Lamium maculatum {Labiatae}/
871. Lamium purpureum {Labiatae}/
872. Laportea aestuans {Urticaceae}/
873. Lathyrus odoratus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
874. Launaea aspleniifolia {Compositae}/
875. Launaea naudicaulis {Compositae}/
876. Lavatera ambigua {Malvaceae}/
877. Lavatera arborea {Malvaceae}/
878. Lavatera assurgentiflora {Malvaceae}/
879. Lavatera cretica {Malvaceae}/
880. Lavatera trimestris {Malvaceae}/
881. Leersia hexandra {Gramineae}/
882. Leersia japonica {Gramineae}/
883. Leguminosae {Leguminosae}/
884. Lens culinaris {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
885. Leontodon autumnalis {Compositae}/
886. Lepidium campestre {Cruciferae}/
887. Lepidium virginicum {Cruciferae}/
888. Leptochloa {Gramineae}/
889. Leptochloa filiformis {Gramineae}/
890. Leptochloa virgata {Gramineae}/
891. Leptosiphon {Polemoniaceae}/
892. Lespedeza stipulacea {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
893. Lespedeza striata {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
894. Levisticum officinale {Umbelliferae}/
895. Liatris spicata {Compositae}/
896. Ligustrum vulgare {Oleaceae}/
897. Lilium {Liliaceae}/
898. Lilium elegans {Liliaceae}/
899. Lilium formosanum {Liliaceae}/
900. Lilium longiflorum {Liliaceae}/
901. Limonium latifolium {Plumbaginaceae}/
902. Limonium sinuatum {Plumbaginaceae}/
903. Linum grandiflorum {Linaceae}/
904. Linum usitatissimum {Linaceae}/
905. Lobelia erinus {Campanulaceae}/
906. Lobularia maritima {Cruciferae}/
907. Lolium {Gramineae}/
908. Lolium multiflorum {Gramineae}/
909. Lolium multiflorum [Zx] L. perenne {Gramineae}/
910. Lolium perenne {Gramineae}/
911. Lolium persicum {Gramineae}/
912. Lolium remotum {Gramineae}/
913. Lolium subulatum {Gramineae}/
914. Lolium temulentum {Gramineae}/
915. Lolium vulgare {Gramineae}/
916. Lonicera {Caprifoliaceae}/
917. Lonicera americana {Caprifoliaceae}/
918. Lonicera brownii {Caprifoliaceae}/
919. Lonicera caprifolium {Caprifoliaceae}/
920. Lonicera heckottii {Caprifoliaceae}/
921. Lonicera henryi {Caprifoliaceae}/
922. Lonicera japonica {Caprifoliaceae}/
923. Lonicera periclymenum {Caprifoliaceae}/
924. Lonicera telmanniana {Caprifoliaceae}/
925. Lophopyrum elongatum {Gramineae}/
926. Lotus corniculatus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
927. Luffa acutangula {Cucurbitaceae}/
928. Luffa cylindrica {Cucurbitaceae}/
929. Lunaria annua {Cruciferae}/
930. Lupinus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
931. Lupinus albus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
932. Lupinus angustifolius {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
933. Lupinus cosentinii {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
934. Lupinus hartwegii {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
935. Lupinus hirsutus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
936. Lupinus luteus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
937. Lupinus mutabilis {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
938. Lupinus polyphyllus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
939. Lupinus polyphyllus [Zx] L. arboreus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
940. Lychnis chalcedonica {Caryophyllaceae}/
941. Lychnis coronaria {Caryophyllaceae}/
942. Lychnis dioica {Caryophyllaceae}/
943. Lychnis divaricata {Caryophyllaceae}/
944. Lychnis haageana {Caryophyllaceae}/
945. Lycium {Solanaceae}/
946. Lycium barbarum {Solanaceae}/
947. Lycium chinense {Solanaceae}/
948. Lycopersicon chilense {Solanaceae}/
949. Lycopersicon esculentum {Solanaceae}/
950. Lycopersicon hirsutum {Solanaceae}/
951. Lycopersicon peruvianum {Solanaceae}/
952. Lycopersicon pimpinellifolium {Solanaceae}/
953. Lythrum salicaria {Lythraceae}/
954. Maclura pomifera {Moraceae}/
955. Macroptilium atropurpureum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
956. Macroptilium lathyroides {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
957. Macrotyloma uniflorum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
958. Malus {Rosaceae}/
959. Malus domestica {Rosaceae}/
960. Malus platycarpa {Rosaceae}/
961. Malus pumila {Rosaceae}/
962. Malus sieboldii {Rosaceae}/
963. Malus sieboldii var. arborescens {Rosaceae}/
964. Malus sylvestris {Rosaceae}/
965. Malva {Malvaceae}/
966. Malva alcea {Malvaceae}/
967. Malva crispa {Malvaceae}/
968. Malva meluca {Malvaceae}/
969. Malva moschata {Malvaceae}/
970. Malva neglecta {Malvaceae}/
971. Malva nicaensis {Malvaceae}/
972. Malva parviflora {Malvaceae}/
973. Malva rotundifolia {Malvaceae}/
974. Malva sylvestris {Malvaceae}/
975. Malva verticillata {Malvaceae}/
976. Malvaceae {Malvaceae}/
977. Malvastrum capense {Malvaceae}/
978. Malvastrum coromandelianum {Malvaceae}/
979. Manetia cordifolia {Rubiaceae}/
980. Manihot {Euphorbiaceae}/
981. Manihot esculenta {Euphorbiaceae}/
982. Manihot glaziovii {Euphorbiaceae}/
983. Marah macrocarpus {Cucurbitaceae}/
984. Marah oreganus {Cucurbitaceae}/
985. Marrubium peregrinum {Labiatae}/
986. Marrubium vulgare {Labiatae}/
987. Matelea floridana {Asclepiadaceae}/
988. Matthiola incana {Cruciferae}/
989. Medicago {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
990. Medicago alba {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
991. Medicago arabica {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
992. Medicago hispida {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
993. Medicago hispida var. denticulata {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
994. Medicago lupulina {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
995. Medicago minima {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
996. Medicago orbicularis {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
997. Medicago polymorpha {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
998. Medicago sativa {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
999. Medicago scutellata {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1000. Melandrium album {Caryophyllaceae}/
1001. Melandrium nodiflorum {Caryophyllaceae}/
1002. Melilotus albus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1003. Melilotus indicus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1004. Melilotus officinalis {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1005. Melothria liukiuensis {Cucurbitaceae}/
1006. Melothria pendula {Cucurbitaceae}/
1007. Mentha arvensis {Labiatae}/
1008. Microlaena stipoides {Gramineae}/
1009. Miltonia {Orchidaceae}/
1010. Mimosa pudica {Leguminosae-Mimosoideae}/
1011. Mimosa sensitiva {Leguminosae-Mimosoideae}/
1012. Mimulus luteus {Scrophulariaceae}/
1013. Mirabilis jalapa {Nyctaginaceae}/
1014. Mirabilis nyctaginea {Nyctaginaceae}/
1015. Miscanthus sacchariflorus {Gramineae}/
1016. Momordica balsamina {Cucurbitaceae}/
1017. Momordica charantia {Cucurbitaceae}/
1018. Monochoria vaginalis {Pontederiaceae}/
1019. Montia perfoliata {Portulacaceae}/
1020. Morrenia brachystephana {Asclepiadaceae}/
1021. Morrenia odorata {Asclepiadaceae}/
1022. Morus alba {Moraceae}/
1023. Mucuna aterrima {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1024. Mucuna deeringianum {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1025. Muhlenbergia schreberi {Gramineae}/
1026. Murdannia nudiflora {Commelinaceae}/
1027. Musa {Musaceae}/
1028. Musa acuminata {Musaceae}/
1029. Musa balbisiana {Musaceae}/
1030. Musa sapientum {Musaceae}/
1031. Mycelis muralis {Compositae}/
1032. Myosotis scorpioides {Boraginaceae}/
1033. Myosotis sylvatica {Boraginaceae}/
1034. Nandina domestica {Nandinaceae}/
1035. Napaea dioica {Malvaceae}/
1036. Narcissus {Amaryllidaceae}/
1037. Narcissus jonquilla {Amaryllidaceae}/
1038. Narcissus poeticus {Amaryllidaceae}/
1039. Narcissus pseudonarcissus {Amaryllidaceae}/
1040. Narcissus tazetta {Amaryllidaceae}/
1041. Nelumbo nucifera {Nelumbonaceae}/
1042. Neomarica gracilis {Iridaceae}/
1043. Nepeta cataria {Labiatae}/
1044. Nerine bowdenii {Amaryllidaceae}/
1045. Nerine sarniensis {Amaryllidaceae}/
1046. Nerium oleander {Apocynaceae}/
1047. Neslia paniculata {Cruciferae}/
1048. Nicandra physalodes {Solanaceae}/
1049. Nicotiana {Solanaceae}/
1050. Nicotiana acuminata {Solanaceae}/
1051. Nicotiana affinis {Solanaceae}/
1052. Nicotiana alata {Solanaceae}/
1053. Nicotiana benthamiana {Solanaceae}/
1054. Nicotiana bigelovii {Solanaceae}/
1055. Nicotiana cavicola {Solanaceae}/
1056. Nicotiana clevelandii {Solanaceae}/
1057. Nicotiana debneyi {Solanaceae}/
1058. Nicotiana forgetiana {Solanaceae}/
1059. Nicotiana glauca {Solanaceae}/
1060. Nicotiana glutinosa {Solanaceae}/
1061. Nicotiana glutinosa [Zx] N. clevelandii {Solanaceae}/
1062. Nicotiana hesperis {Solanaceae}/
1063. Nicotiana hybrida {Solanaceae}/
1064. Nicotiana knightiana {Solanaceae}/
1065. Nicotiana langsdorffii {Solanaceae}/
1066. Nicotiana longiflora {Solanaceae}/
1067. Nicotiana megalosiphon {Solanaceae}/
1068. Nicotiana occidentalis {Solanaceae}/
1069. Nicotiana occidentalis ssp. obliqua {Solanaceae}/
1070. Nicotiana palmeri {Solanaceae}/
1071. Nicotiana paniculata {Solanaceae}/
1072. Nicotiana pavicola {Solanaceae}/
1073. Nicotiana physalodes {Solanaceae}/
1074. Nicotiana plumbaginafolia {Solanaceae}/
1075. Nicotiana plumbaginifolia {Solanaceae}/
1076. Nicotiana repanda {Solanaceae}/
1077. Nicotiana rustica {Solanaceae}/
1078. Nicotiana sylvestris {Solanaceae}/
1079. Nicotiana tabacum {Solanaceae}/
1080. Nicotiana velutina {Solanaceae}/
1081. Nicotiana [Zx] edwardsonii {Solanaceae}/
1082. Nolana prostrata {Nolanaceae}/
1083. Nothoscordum fragrans {Alliaceae}/
1084. Ochradenus baccatus {Resedaceae}/
1085. Ocimum basilicum {Labiatae}/
1086. Odontoglossum {Orchidaceae}/
1087. Odontoglossum grande {Orchidaceae}/
1088. Oenanthe aquatica {Umbelliferae}/
1089. Oenanthe pimpinelloides {Umbelliferae}/
1090. Oenothera biennis {Onagraceae}/
1091. Olea europaea {Oleaceae}/
1092. Oncidium {Orchidaceae}/
1093. Onobrychis biebersteinii {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1094. Onobrychis viciifolia {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1095. Ononis repens {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1096. Oplismenus compositus {Gramineae}/
1097. Opuntia engelmannii {Cactaceae}/
1098. Opuntia vulgaris {Cactaceae}/
1099. Ornithogalum thyrsoides {Hyacinthaceae}/
1100. Oryza australiensis {Gramineae}/
1101. Oryza barthii {Gramineae}/
1102. Oryza cubensis {Gramineae}/
1103. Oryza glaberrima {Gramineae}/
1104. Oryza latifolia {Gramineae}/
1105. Oryza longistaminata {Gramineae}/
1106. Oryza nivara {Gramineae}/
1107. Oryza perennis {Gramineae}/
1108. Oryza punctata {Gramineae}/
1109. Oryza sativa {Gramineae}/
1110. Oryza sativa var. japonica {Gramineae}/
1111. Oryzopsis miliacea {Gramineae}/
1112. Oxalis barrelieri {Oxalidaceae}/
1113. Oxalis corniculata {Oxalidaceae}/
1114. Oxalis regnellii {Oxalidaceae}/
1115. Oxalis tuberosa {Oxalidaceae}/
1116. Pachyrhizus erosus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1117. Pamburus missionis {Rutaceae}/
1118. Panicum {Gramineae}/
1119. Panicum bergii {Gramineae}/
1120. Panicum bisulcatum {Gramineae}/
1121. Panicum capillare {Gramineae}/
1122. Panicum coloratum {Gramineae}/
1123. Panicum coloratum var. Makarikari {Gramineae}/
1124. Panicum dichotomiflorum {Gramineae}/
1125. Panicum hallii {Gramineae}/
1126. Panicum maximum {Gramineae}/
1127. Panicum miliaceum {Gramineae}/
1128. Panicum texanum {Gramineae}/
1129. Panicum virgatum {Gramineae}/
1130. Papaver nudicaule {Papaveraceae}/
1131. Papaver rhoeas {Papaveraceae}/
1132. Papaver somniferum {Papaveraceae}/
1133. Paphiopedilum {Orchidaceae}/
1134. Parietaria officinalis {Urticaceae}/
1135. Paspalum almum {Gramineae}/
1136. Paspalum conjugatum {Gramineae}/
1137. Paspalum dilatatum {Gramineae}/
1138. Paspalum membranaceum {Gramineae}/
1139. Paspalum notatum {Gramineae}/
1140. Paspalum orbiculare {Gramineae}/
1141. Paspalum scrobiculatum {Gramineae}/
1142. Paspalum thumbergii {Gramineae}/
1143. Paspalum urvillei {Gramineae}/
1144. Passiflora alata {Passifloraceae}/
1145. Passiflora aurantia {Passifloraceae}/
1146. Passiflora caerulea {Passifloraceae}/
1147. Passiflora edulis {Passifloraceae}/
1148. Passiflora edulis f. flavicarpa {Passifloraceae}/
1149. Passiflora foetida {Passifloraceae}/
1150. Passiflora gibertii {Passifloraceae}/
1151. Passiflora gracilis {Passifloraceae}/
1152. Passiflora maliformis {Passifloraceae}/
1153. Passiflora mollissima {Passifloraceae}/
1154. Passiflora quadrangularis {Passifloraceae}/
1155. Passiflora serrato-digitata {Passifloraceae}/
1156. Passiflora suberosa {Passifloraceae}/
1157. Passiflora subpeltata {Passifloraceae}/
1158. Passifloraceae {Passifloraceae}/
1159. Pastinaca sativa {Umbelliferae}/
1160. Pecteilis {Orchidaceae}/
1161. Pelargonium {Geraniaceae}/
1162. Pelargonium peltatum {Geraniaceae}/
1163. Pelargonium [Zx] domesticum {Geraniaceae}/
1164. Pelargonium [Zx] hortorum {Geraniaceae}/
1165. Pelargonium zonale {Geraniaceae}/
1166. Pellaea falcata {Sinopteridaceae}/
1167. Pennisetum alopecuroides {Gramineae}/
1168. Pennisetum americanum {Gramineae}/
1169. Pennisetum clandestinum {Gramineae}/
1170. Pennisetum glaucum {Gramineae}/
1171. Pennisetum macrorum {Gramineae}/
1172. Pennisetum pedicellatum {Gramineae}/
1173. Pennisetum purpureum {Gramineae}/
1174. Pennisetum typhoides {Gramineae}/
1175. Pereskia saccharosa {Cactaceae}/
1176. Perilla frutescens {Labiatae}/
1177. Persea americana {Lauraceae}/
1178. Petasites officinalis {Compositae}/
1179. Petroselinum crispum {Umbelliferae}/
1180. Petunia alba {Solanaceae}/
1181. Petunia axillaris {Solanaceae}/
1182. Petunia violacea {Solanaceae}/
1183. Petunia [Zx] hybrida {Solanaceae}/
1184. Phacelia campanularia {Hydrophyllaceae}/
1185. Phalaenopsis {Orchidaceae}/
1186. Phalaris {Gramineae}/
1187. Phalaris arundinacea {Gramineae}/
1188. Phalaris canariensis {Gramineae}/
1189. Phalaris paradoxa {Gramineae}/
1190. Phalaris tuberosa {Gramineae}/
1191. Phaseolus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1192. Phaseolus acutifolius {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1193. Phaseolus arborigenus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1194. Phaseolus coccineus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1195. Phaseolus longipedunculatus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1196. Phaseolus lunatus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1197. Phaseolus tuberosus {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1198. Phaseolus vulgaris {Leguminosae-Papilionoideae}/
1199. Philadelphus {Philadelphaceae}/
1200. Philodendron oxycardium {Araceae}/
1201. Philodendron selloum {Araceae}/
1202. Philodendron speciosum {Araceae}/
1203. Philodendron verrucosum {Araceae}/
1204. Phleum {Gramineae}/
1205. Phleum arenarium {Gramineae}/
1206. Phleum paniculatum {Gramineae}/
1207. Phleum pratense