Cryptogamia

Name

Cryptogamia

Classifications

Linnaeus (1735)

Systema Naturae, 1st ed., [1].

Regnum vegetabile

• Nuptiae plantarum
  • Publicae
  • Clandestinae
    • XXIV. Cryptogamia (Arbores, Filices, Musci, Algae, Fungi, Lithophyta)

[Note: similar classifications were used in Species Plantarum, 1st ed., [2], and Genera Plantarum, 5th ed., [3]. See Sexualsystem der Pflanzen.]

Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora (1880-)

From Dr. L. Rabenhorst's Kryptogamen-Flora von Deutschland, Oesterreich und der Schweiz, 2nd ed., [4].

• Pilze
  • Schizomyceten [vol. 1/1, by Winter, 1880—1885]
  • Saccharomyceten [vol. 1/1, by Winter, 1880—1885]
  • Basidiomyceten [vol. 1/1, by Winter, 1880—1885]
  • Ascomyceten
    • Gymnoasceen [vol. 1/2, by Winter, 1884—1887]
    • Hysteriaceen [vol. 1/3, by Rehm, 1887—1896]
    • Tuberaceen und Hemiasceen [vol. 1/5, by Fischer, 1896—1897]
  • Pyrenomyceten [vol. 1/2, by Winter, 1884—1887]
  • Discomyceten [vol. 1/3, by Rehm, 1887—1896]
  • Phycomycetes [vol. 1/4, by Fischer, 1892]
  • Fungi imperfecti
    • Hyalin-sporige Sphaerioideen [vol. 1/6, by Allescher, 1898—1903; vol. 1/7, by Allescher, 1901—1903]
    • Hyphomycetes [vol. 1/8, by Lindau, 1904—1907; vol. 1/9, by Lindau, 1907—1910]
  • Myxogasteres [vol. 1/10, by Schinz, 1912—1920]
• Meeresalgen [vol. 2, by Hauck, 1882—1889]
  • Rhodophyceae
  • Phaeophyceae
  • Chlorophyceae
  • Cyanophyceae
• Farnpflanzen [vol. 3, Luerssen, 1884—1889]
• Laubmoose
  • Sphagnaceae, Andreaeaceae, Archidaceae, Bryineae [vol. 4/1, by K.G. Limpricht, 1885—1889]
  • Bryinae [vol. 4/2, by K.G. Limpricht, 1890—1895]
  • Hypnaceae [vol. 4/3, by K.G. Limpricht & H. Limpricht, 1895—1903]
• Characeen [vol. 5, by Migula, 1895—1897]
• Lebermoose [vol. 6/1, by Müller, 1905—1911; vol. 6/2, by Müller, 1912—1916]
• Kieselalgen (Bacillariaceen) [vol. 7, by Hustedt, 1930-1966]
• Flechtenparasiten [vol. 8, by Keissler, 1930]
• Flechten
  • Moriolaceae [vol. 9/1 (1), by Keissler, 1933]
  • Epigloeaceae, Verrucariaceae und Dermatocarpaceae [vol. 9/1 (1), by Zschacke, 1933—1934]
  • Pyrenulaceae, Trypetheliaceae, Pyrenidaceae, Xanthopyreniaceae, Mycoporaceae und Coniocarpineae [vol. 9/1 (2). Keissler, 1937—1938]
  • Arthoniaceae, Graphidaceae, Chiodectonaceae, Dirinaceae, Roccellaceae, Lecanactidaceae, Thelotremaceae, Diploschistaceae, Gyalectaceae, Coenogoniaceae [vol. 9/2 (1), by Redinger, 1937—1938].
  • Cyanophili [vol. 9/2 (2), by Köfaragó-Gyelnik, 1940]
  • Lecidaceae [vol. 9/3, not published]
  • Cladoniaceae, Umbilicariaceae [vol. 9/4 (1), by Frey, 1932—1933]
    • Cladonia [vol. 9/4 (2), by Sandstede, 1931]
  • Acarosporaceae und Thelocarpaceae [vol. 9/5 (1), by Magnusson, 1935-1936]
  • Pertusariaceae [vol. 9/5 (1), by Erichsen, 1935—1936]
  • Parmeliaceae. [vol. 9/5 (3), by Hillmann, 1936]
  • Usneaceae [vol. 9/5 (4), by Keissler, 1958—1960]
  • Teloschistaceae [vol. 9/6, by Hillmann, 1935]
  • Physciaceae [vol. 9/6, by Lynge, 1935]
  • Caloplacaceae und Buelliaceae [vol. 9/6, not publisehd]
• Flagellatae
  • Chrysophyceae [vol. 10/1, not published]
  • Silicoflagellatae [vol. 10/2, by Gemeinhardt, 1930]
  • Coccolithineae [vol. 10/2, by Schiller, 1930]
  • Dinoflagellatae (Peridineae) [vol. 10/3 (1), by Schiller, 1932—1933; vol. 10/3 (2), by Schiller, 1935—1937]
  • Cryptomonadales, Chloromonadales und Euglenales [vol. 10/4, not published]
• Heterokonten [vol. 11, by Pascher, 1937—1939]
• Chlorophyceae
  • Volvocales und Tetrasporales [vol. 12/1, not published]
  • Protococcales [vol. 12/2, not published]
  • Ulotrichales [vol. 12/3, not published]
  • Oedogoniales [vol. 12/4, by Gemeinhardt, 1938—1940]
  • Siphonocladiales und Siphonales [vol. 12/5, not published]
• Conjugatae
  • Desmidiales: Desmidiaceen [vol. 13/1 (1), by Krieger, 1933—1937; vol. 13/1 (2), by Krieger, 1939]
  • Zygnemales [vol. 13/2, by Kolkwitz & Krieger, 1941—1944]
• Cyanophyceae [vol. 14, by Geitler, 1930—1932]
• Rhodophyceae des Süsswassers [vol. 15, not published]
• Phaeophyceae des Süsswassers [vol. 15, not published]