Laboratory 2022 1
Laboratory 2022 1
INTRODUCTION
All crops fall under specific group and are named accordingly based on several criteria including
morphology and phylogeny. The system of naming things and the rules that govern these naming are
termed nomenclature. In agricultural sciences, nomenclature falls under Taxonomy which is the study of
classification (ordering things in taxa) and its principles, procedures and rules. Identification which
precedes classification involves matching the organism to a specific taxon based on its characteristics.
The publications of Species Plantarum and SystemaNaturae in the years 1753 and 1758,
respectively, resulted to the rapid adoption of the Linnaeus’ system of Binomial nomenclature where
each organism is assigned a scientific name written with its genus and species, e.g. rice = Oryza sativa
where Oryza is the genus and sativa is the species. The scientific name is also written in italics or each
word underlined as follows: Oryza sativa or Oryzasativa. The first botanical code was produced in the
year 1905 and updated on a regular basis based on international consensus.
Therefore, as a crop scientist, it is of great importance that you know crops not only based on
their classifications, local names and common names, but most especially, their scientific names.
Knowing this information enables one to properly identify, characterize and describe crops, not only
for his knowledge but also for others such as international people and colleagues. Local names are
useful in communicating with farmers, the laymen and non-scientific people, while, common and
scientific names are useful in communicating with the scientific community.
OBJECTIVES
METHODOLOGY
With reference to the list below, indicate the local name and scientific name of each crop in the
list. Then, select 2 crops per classification that you will draw or take picture of. When taking picture,
make sure you have a ruler or a coin to show the scale of the specimen. Downloaded pictures are not
acceptable.
EXPECTED OUTPUT
Place in the notebook. Do not forget to indicate the Laboratory Exercise you are working at.
1. Local and scientific names of all crops in the list; and. You may use this table:
COMMON NAMES LOCAL NAMES SCIENTIFIC NAMES
Ex. Rice Palay, Humay Oryza Sativa
A. Cereal or Grain Crops B. Grain Legumes or Pulses C. Root and Tuber Crops
4. Tobacco
3. Coffe
4. Rubber tree
5. Sugarcane
11. Australian bush nut, 35. Paho 58. Ambarella, Great hog plum,
Otaheite apple
12. Cucumber tree. Bilimbi 36. Mango
59. Red mombin, Spanish
13. Starfruit, Carambola 37. Binjai
plum
14. Bangkiling 38. Kuwini
60. Star apple
15. Canistel, Egg-fruit, Yellow 39. Mangosteen
Syzygium spp.
sapote 40. Melon tree, Pawpaw
61. Bell fruit, Water apple
16. Cashew 41. Musa Autopolyploid forms
(AA, AAA and AAAA) 62. Jambolan, Black plum
17. Chinese laurel, Salamander
42. Musa Hybrid forms (AB, 63. Roseapple, Malabar
Tree AAB, ABB and ABBB)
plum
18. Inyam 43. Lakatan
64. Malay apple, Pomerac
19. Lime, Sour lime, Common 44. Dwarf Cavendish
lime 65. Wax jambu, Java
45. Giant Cavendish
20. Mandarin apple
46. Latundan
21. Pomelo, Pummelo 66. Tamarind
47. Katali
22. Sweet orange
Golden lime
K. Spices and Condiments R. Foliage Ornamental
3. Sweet basil, Balanoy, Sangig 3. Croton, San Fransisco local name: Niog-niogan
7. Bayog 2.
Cotton
3. Pineapple
3 TYPES of WEEDS
1. Grasses
2. Broadleaf
3. Sedges
GRASSES
1. Barnyard grass
2. Jungle Rice
3. Sprangle Top
4. Knot grass
5. Bermuda grass
6. Large crabgrass
7. Crowfoot grass
8. Itch grass
9. Southern sandbur
10. Cogon
11. Dallis grass
BROADLEAF
1.Goose weed
2.Pickerel weed
3.Water lettuce
4.Water purslane
6.Common purslane
7.Tropical ageratum
8.Spiny Amaranth/spiny
pigweed
9. Dayflower
10.Garden spurge
14. Celosia
15.False Daisy/Eclipta
16. Synedrella
17.Horse purselane
19. Lantana
23. Tridax
24. Jute
SEDGES
2.Rice flatsedge
3. Fimbristylis
4.Bulrush
5.Purple nutsedge/nutgrass
6.Yellow nutsedge
7.Cyperus tegetiformis
8.Cyperus lupulinus