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  • Organism
  • Interacting organism
    • Plants72,587
    • Fungi362,933
    • Oomycetes47,206
    • Bacteria159,025
    • Archaea146
    • Viruses79,839
    • Animals356,564
    • Other organisms4,300
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By interacting organism

Pathogens, pests, symbionts, weeds and other organisms a claim involves, matched to NCBI Taxonomy and filed by family; formae speciales and pathovars keep their own entries.

Organisms as in NCBI Taxonomy: 30,887 taxa cover 1,060,418 of the 1,585,897 claims that carry this field. Spellings of one organism are merged; a value that names no organism (“weeds”, “five grassland plants”) appears only under the as-written view.

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  1. PlantsWeeds, parasitic plants, host plants and other plants the study organism interacts with.72,587 claims
    23,413 papers
  2. FungiFungal pathogens (wilts, rusts, smuts, leaf spots, root and wood rots), mycorrhizal and endophytic symbionts, and biocontrol fungi such as Trichoderma.362,933 claims
    103,320 papers
  3. OomycetesOomycota (water moulds) such as Phytophthora and Pythium.47,206 claims
    14,359 papers
  4. BacteriaBacteria, including phytoplasmas.159,025 claims
    53,816 papers
  5. ArchaeaArchaea.146 claims
    89 papers
  6. VirusesViruses and viroids.79,839 claims
    24,669 papers
  7. AnimalsInsects, mites, nematodes and other animals: pests, herbivores, parasites and their natural enemies.356,564 claims
    94,782 papers
  8. Other organismsTaxa outside the groups above, such as protists.4,300 claims
    1,313 papers

PlantClaims — Structuring what plant science papers report

Metadata from OpenAlex (snapshot 2026-06-26).

Organism pictures: the image Wikidata records for the NCBI Taxonomy id (species and below, and for a genus the image of the genus), or, where Wikidata gives none, a picture found by the scientific name: the lead image of its Wikipedia article, a free-licensed iNaturalist photo of the taxon, or a file of its Wikimedia Commons category; a placeholder name (such as “sp.” or a cultivar group) with none of its own shows its genus. Every picture was checked by eye; served by Wikimedia Commons or iNaturalist under the licence shown with it.

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