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The navigation box is used for Latin names of biological taxons and their authors. The taxons are italicized except descriptions of infraspecies, authors written in small capital letters.
Features
[edit]This infobox is used to describe infraspecies taxons: infraspecies names are italisized except for Infraspecific_taxons and commonly used abbreviation of authors names by small capital letters.
Parameters
[edit]- First (no name, obligatory) — taxon’s name without infraspecies part
- Second (no name, optional) — the name of taxon’s author(s), abbreviations and other terms used for description of biological taxons, these will be shown in small letters
- Nine other optional parameters:
* subsp — subspecies; use subsp. before the name * var — variety; variety in botanics, use var. before the name * convar — group of varieties; convar. before the name * nothovar; hybrid variety; nothovar. before the name * subvar — subvariety; subvar. before the name * f — form; f. before the name * subf — subform; * ct — chemotype * cv — cultural variety; cv, the neme in 'inverted commas' * aut1 — author's name in trinomial оr more complex name of infraspecies taxon, placed after binomial species name
Examples
[edit]{{bt|[[Petasites radiatus]]|([[J.F.Gmel.]]) [[J.Toman]]}}
- Petasites radiatus (J.F.Gmel.) J.Toman is a species of the genus Petasites Mill.
{{bt|[[Petasites]]|[[Mill.]]}}
{{bt|Linnaea borealis|subsp=longiflora|([[Torr.]]) [[Hulten]]}}
{{bt|Petasites japonicus|aut1=([[Siebold]] & [[Zucc.]]) [[Maxim.]]|subsp=giganteus|([[F.Schmidt]] ex [[Trautv.]]) [[Kitam.]]}}
- Iris × germanica nothovar. florentina
{{bt|Iris × germanica|nothovar=florentina}}
- Thymus vulgaris ct. thymol
{{bt|Thymus vulgaris|ct=thymol}}
- Citrullus lanatus ‘Sugar Baby’
{{bt|[[Citrullus lanatus]]|cv=Sugar Baby}}
- Example taxon: Genus vulgaris var. vulgaris subvar. vulgaris f. vulgaris subf. vulgaris
{{bt|Genus vulgaris|var=vulgaris|subvar=vulgaris|f=vulgaris|subf=vulgaris}}