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With the development of the internet and international agreements such as the Convention on BiologicalDiversity (CBD) and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), Korean researchers fre-quently encounter scientific names of foreign species, and these are named on a case-by-case basis in Korean without anystandard naming method. Therefore, standard Korean names for entire orders and families in the world are required for bet-ter communications in Korea. However, there have been no comprehensive discussions of the standardization of Koreannames for the orders and families found in the world. In this study, we 1) compare the Korean names of orders and fam-ilies in the references, 2) discuss naming methods in Korean for foreign taxa, and 3) then suggest standard Korean namesfor the orders and families in the APG III, which is an up-to-date angiosperm classification system. This study will be astarting point for the national standardization of Korean names for orders and families found throughout the world.

A Suggestion of Korean Names for the Orders and Families Included in the APG III Classification System