PMN Species

To find all the biochemical pathways associated with your favorite species or hybrids, please click on their names on the list below

* Please note that this static list of species has not been updated since the PlantCyc 5.0 release in April 2011.

For the most up-to-date information about PlantCyc species, please select PlantCyc as the organism database and then use one of the following options

  • (a) use the quick search bar
  • (b) enter a species name or use the taxonomic-specific search options on the pathway or enzyme search page
  • (c) browse through the list of enzymes and pathways associated with all species under the "Species in the PMN" menu option.
  • Can't find the species you're looking for? We may not have listed the name you're familiar with on this page. But, you can just enter the species name in the Quick Search bar to see if it is present in PlantCyc.
  • Are we missing a helpful common name? Please send suggestions to improve our list.

Some frequently found** species in PlantCyc

All plants in PlantCyc 5.0*

Species name A - D E - L M - R S - Z

Species (A - D) [back to top]

Species (E - L) [back to top]

Species (M - R) [back to top]

Species (S - Z) [back to top]

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Notes:

* This static list of species present in PlantCyc has not been updated following the PlantCyc 5.0 release in April 2011. For the most up-to-date information about PlantCyc species, please select PlantCyc as the organism database and then (a) use the quick search bar, (b) enter a species name or use the taxonomic-specific search options on the pathway or enzyme search page, and/or (c) browse through the list of enzymes and pathways associated with all species under the "Species in the PMN" menu option.

**Species that appear most often in PlantCyc pathways are highlighted at the top of the page. If you think your favorite species should be on the "frequently found" list please let us know.

  

The PMN is funded by the National Science Foundation (Grant #: 1546838, 1026003 and 0640769) and the Department of Energy (BER Grant #:  ER65472), governed by an Editorial Board composed of internationally renowned scientists, and executed at the Carnegie Institution for Science, Department of Plant Biology.