Scope and Goals
This WikiProject aims primarily to describe all plants, that is, all species and natural hybrids belonging to the kingdom Plantae. This project's scope also includes notable artificial hybrids and cultivars, botanists and botany-related articles.
Goals:
- Describe all ranks and notable clades (particularly orders, families, genera, species, and natural hybrids) of the kingdom Plantae.
- For species, natural hybrids, and notable artificial hybrids and cultivars, describe botanical properties, distribution, multiplication, usage (medicine, food, etc.), botanical history, cultivation information, and common names.
- Develop and implement a robust method of naming plant articles for the ease of navigation and searching for Wikipedia users.
- Maintain Category:Plants and its subcategories.
Read more about this topic: Wikipedia:WikiProject Plants
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