Coarse-grained ("plutonic") crystalline igneous rock

Coarse-grained crystalline normal igneous rock. Coarse grained usually means >2mm, easily visible to the naked eye. In many classification systems these are termed "plutonic" and are usually intrusive.
1 Quartz-Rich-Granitic-Rock
1a Quartzolite
2 Alkali-Feldspar-Granite
3 Granite (3a: Syenogranite - 3b: Monzogranite)
4 Granodiorite
5 Tonalite
6 Alkali-Feldspar-Syenite
6* Quartz-Alkali-Feldspar-Syenite
6' Foid-Bearing-Alkali-Feldspar-Syenite
7 Syenite
7* Quartz-syenite
7' Foid-Bearing-Syenite
8 Monzonite
8* Quartz-monzonite
8' Foid-monzonite
9 Monzodiorite / Monzogabbro
9* Quartz-monzodiorite / Quartz-monzogabbro
9' Foid-Monzodiorite / Foid-Monzogabbro
10 Diorite / Gabbro / Anorthosite
10* Quartz-Diorite / Quartz-Gabbro
10' Foid-Bearing-Diorite / Foid-Bearing-Gabbro
11 Foid-Syenite (Foyaite)
12 Foid-Monzosyenite
13 Foid-Monzodiorite (Essexite)
14 Foid-Diorite
15 Foidolite

Field 3 is sometimes subdivided into fields 3a and 3b, which correspond to syenogranite and monzogranite, but usually both are treated as one field for granite.