Phyla from Greek; phylum is a branch.

Usually this word is used in comparative linguistics or in the biological sciences in describing or classifying relations 'family' among species or language. In biology, this classification becomes: subfilum, class, order, family, genus and species. In linguistics, this is a language or language family group which split about 50 to 100 centuries ago In biology, divisio or division is the same with the phyla. Divisio used in the taxonomy for the kingdom of plants and fungi. There are several versions of divisio plants, but these versions are generally agreed on most of the division. Flowering plants dominate the world in this age of plants (80% of all vascular plants or tracheophyta)

Class or Classis is a level or a taxon in the scientific classification of animals and plants in biology. This level is below phylum and above order. For example, the mammal is a class for dogs, where filumnya are chordates (animals with spinal cord) and familianya are carnivores (meat eaters). Order or nation (Latin: ordo, plural ordines) is a taxon-level or between class and family. The term was first introduced by German botanist Augustus Quirinus monastery tumbuhannya Rivinus in classification. Carolus Linnaeus was the first to consistently apply it in the classification of three major kingdoms: mineral, animal, and plant in his book Familia (Latin: familia, plural familiae) in the scientific classification is a taxon that lies between order and genus. Pengindonesiaan this taxon was tribal (used in many scientific literature), family, or family. The term was first introduced by French botanist Pierre Magnol in his Prodromus historiae generalis plantarum, in quo familiae plantarum per tabulas disponuntur in 1689. Carolus Linnaeus used the term in his book philosophia Botanica familia (1751) to refer to the major groups of plants.

In biology, a genus (plural genera) or clan is one form of grouping in the classification of living things. The members of the genus have similar morphology and close kinship. In the binomial nomenclature system, the name of a living species is composed of two words: genus name (beginning with capital letters) and the name of the bookmark species. For example, Homo sapiens, the scientific name for modern human species, indicating that modern humans belong to the genus Homo.

Species or species is a taxon that is used in taxonomy to refer to one or several groups of individuals (population) of similar and can be mutually fertilize each other in the group (shared genes) but not with members of other groups. The members of a species if each spouse can produce fertile offspring without reproductive barriers. Can occur, a number of groups within a species do not mate with each other because of geographical barriers, but when brought together and mated to produce fertile offspring. Two different species if each spouse will face the problem of biological barriers; when producing healthy offspring, the offspring are usually sterile / barren. Species, if known in the scientific name, abbreviated as sp. (Example Phalaenopsis sp. - Means "a kind of Phalaenopsis", if plural abbreviated spp.). In animal taxonomy, there is one level below the species taxon: subspecies (abbreviated ssp. (But usually not written in scientific names of animals). In the taxonomy of plants, fungi, and bacteria there are other taxa below subspecies: the variety, subvarietas, and forma Divisio (plant) 1.Superdivisio Bryophyta 2.Bryophyta (Moss-lumutan) 3.Superdivisio Pteridophyta 4.Lycopodiophyta (Rane and Nails wire), 5.Psilophyta (Psilofita) 6.Equisetophyta (genus), 7.Filicophyta or Pteridophyta (ferns or ferns), 8.Superdivisio Plant seeds (Spermatophyta) 9.Cycadophyta (Ferns hajj or cycads), 10.Ginkgophyta (Ginkgo), 11.Pinophyta (plant leaf or needle conifers / conifer), 12.Gnetophyta (Melinjo-melinjoan, and 13.Magnoliophyta or Angiospermophyta (seed plants closed).