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Class PLT | PLANTS |
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101 | ROSE |
102 | Shrub |
109 | Climber |
116 | Miniature |
123 | Super-miniature |
130 | Grandiflora or hybrid tea |
131 | Red bicolor |
132 | Mottled, multiple, or striped colors |
133 | White |
134 | Yellow |
135 | Orange |
136 | Salmon |
137 | Light to medium pink |
138 | Dark pink |
139 | Light to medium red |
140 | Dark red |
141 | Floribunda or polyantha |
152 | NUT (INCLUDING ORNAMENTAL VARIETY) |
156 | FRUIT (INCLUDING ORNAMENTAL VARIETY) |
157 | Blueberry |
158 | Olive |
159 | Mango |
160 | Plantain or banana |
161 | Apple |
162 | Sport of Gala |
163 | Sport of Jonagold |
164 | Sport of Rome |
165 | Sport of MacIntosh |
166 | Sport of Jonathan |
167 | Sport of Winesap |
168 | Sport of Fuji |
169 | Sport of Cortland |
170 | Sport of Empire |
171 | Sport of Red Delicious |
172 | Green or yellow fruited variety |
173 | Crabapple |
174 | Rootstock |
175 | Columnar habit |
176 | Pear |
180 | Stone fruit tree |
181 | Cherry |
184 | Plum |
186 | Apricot |
187 | Nectarine |
188 | White-fleshed clingstone, semi-clingstone, or semi-freestone |
189 | White-fleshed freestone |
190 | Yellow-fleshed clingstone, semi-clingstone, or semi-freestone |
192 | Yellow-fleshed freestone |
194 | Peach |
200 | Avocado |
201 | Citrus |
203 | Bramble |
205 | Grape |
208 | Strawberry |
210 | Pomegranate |
211 | Ficus |
212 | Flowering quince |
213 | CONIFER |
216 | BROADLEAF TREE |
226 | SHRUB OR VINE |
227 | Lantana |
228 | Clematis |
229 | Chamaelaucium |
230 | Forsythia |
231 | Heather |
232 | Mandevilla (Dipladenia) |
233 | Oleander |
234 | Pittosporum |
235 | Nandina |
236 | Hop |
237 | Potentilla |
238 | Azalea or rhododendron |
241 | Barberry |
242 | Buddleia |
243 | Camellia |
246 | Euonymus |
247 | Holly |
248 | Lilac |
249 | English ivy (i.e., Hedera helix variety) |
250 | Hydrangea |
251 | Veronica |
252 | Crape myrtle |
253 | Pyracantha |
254 | Rhaphiolepis |
255 | Gardenia |
256 | Bougainvillea |
257 | Hibiscus |
258 | COMMERCIAL HERBACEOUS VEGETABLE OR HERB PLANT |
263.1 | HERBACEOUS ORNAMNENTAL FLOWERING PLANT (NICOTINIA, NASTURTIUM, ETC.) |
264 | African violet |
265 | White |
266 | Pink |
267 | Red-purple |
268 | Purple or blue with white edge |
269 | Single color with double or semi-double flower |
270 | Multicolor |
272 | Carnation or pink |
284 | Chrysanthemum (e.g., Chrysanthemum indicum, etc.) |
285 | Shasta daisy |
286 | Chrysanthemum morifolium or Dendranthema grandiflora (i.e., Chrysanthemum hortorum) |
299 | Freesia |
300 | Fuchsia |
301 | Gladiolus |
302 | Euphorbia |
308 | Verbena |
309 | Alstroemeria |
310 | Iris |
311 | Orchid |
312 | Daylily |
313 | Lily |
316 | Peony |
317 | Impatiens |
320 | Phlox |
321 | Dahlia |
322 | Snapdragon |
323 | Viola |
324 | Geranium |
333 | Streptocarpus |
334 | Gazania |
335 | Kalanchoe |
342 | Aquatic plant |
343 | Begonia |
350 | Achimenes |
351 | Exacum |
352 | Bouvardia |
353 | Hosta |
354 | Gypsophila |
355 | Aster |
356 | Petunia |
357 | Gerbera |
358 | Limonium |
359 | Helichrysum |
360 | Osteospermum |
361 | Eryngium |
362 | Anigozanthos |
363 | Scaevola |
364 | Spathiphyllum |
365 | Anthurium |
370 | Bromeliad |
372 | Cactus |
397 | Aconitum |
398 | Agapanthus |
399 | Agastache |
400 | Ageratum |
401 | Ajuga |
402 | Amaryllis or Hippeastrum |
403 | Anagallis |
404 | Angelonia |
405 | Anthemis |
406 | Argyranthemum |
407 | Astilbe |
408 | Astrantia |
409 | Bergenia |
410 | Bidens |
411 | Brachycome |
412 | Brunnera |
413 | Calibrachoa |
414 | Campanula |
415 | Canna |
416 | Cleome |
417 | Coreopsis |
418 | Cosmos |
419 | Crocosmia |
420 | Cuphea |
421 | Curcuma |
422 | Delosperma |
423 | Delphinium |
424 | Dianella |
425 | Diascia |
426 | Dicentra |
427 | Dimorphotheca |
428 | Echinacea |
429 | Epimedium |
430 | Felicia |
431 | Gaillardia |
432 | Gaura |
433 | Gentiana |
434 | Globba |
435 | Helenium |
436 | Helianthus |
437 | Heliopsis |
438 | Heliotrope |
439 | Helleborus |
440 | Heuchera |
441 | XHeucherella |
442 | Hypericum |
443 | Kniphofia or Tritoma |
444 | Lamium |
445 | Lavandula |
446 | Leschenaultia |
447 | Leucocoryne |
448 | Ligularia |
449 | Limonium |
450 | Liriope |
451 | Lobelia |
452 | Lychnis |
453 | Lysimachia |
454 | Mimulus |
455 | Monarda |
456 | Myosotis |
457 | Narcissus |
458 | Nemesia |
459 | Nierembergia |
460 | Oenothera |
461 | Omphalodes |
462 | Ornithogalum |
463 | Oxallis |
464 | Papaver |
465 | Penstemon |
466 | Pentas |
467 | Persicaria |
468 | Phygelius |
469 | Plectranthus |
470 | Polemonium |
471 | Portulaca |
472 | Primula |
473 | Pulmonaria |
474 | Rudbeckia |
475 | Salvia |
476 | Sanvitalia |
477 | Sarracenia |
478 | Scabiousa or Scabiosa |
479 | Sedum |
480 | Senecio |
481 | Silene |
482 | Sinningia |
483 | Solidago |
484 | Stokesia |
485 | Sutera |
486 | Tiarella |
487 | Torenia |
488 | Tricyrtis |
489 | Verbascum |
490 | Zantedeschia or Calla Lily |
373 | HERBACEOUS ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE PLANT |
374 | Syngonium |
375 | Calathea |
376 | Aglaonema |
377 | Schefflera |
378 | Dieffenbachia |
379 | Fern |
380 | Hoya |
381 | Philodendron |
382 | Sansevieria |
383 | Dracaena or Cordyline |
384 | GRASS (E.G., PAMPAS, ELEPHANT, ETC.) |
394 | MUSHROOM |
395 | MISCELLANEOUS |
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FOR100 | HERBACEOUS ORANAMENTAL FLOWERING PLANT (E.G.,NICOTIANA, TRITOMA, DELPHINIUM, DICENTRA, LOBELIA, NASTURTIUM, ETC.) (PLT/263) |
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