In this article we will discuss about the classification of Hamamelidae:- 1. Juglandaceae 2. Moraceae 3. Casuarinaceae. Family # 1. Juglandaceae: Salient Features of Juglandaceae: Trees or shrubs, large alternate, aromatic leaves, opposite in Alfaroa, Oreomunnia. Leaves are pinnately compound or ternate and usually 20-100 cm long. Wind pollinated, Inflorescence catkin. There are eight genera […]
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In this article we will discuss about the classification of Caryophyllidae:- 1. Chenopodiaceae 2. Polygonaceae 3. Cactaceae. Family # 1. Chenopodiaceae: Salient Features of Chenopodiaceae: Animal or perennial herbs and shrubs of xerophytic and halophytic habitats, stem jointed, flowers small, green, usually inconspicuous, corolla absent, fruit indehiseent nutlet, embryo curved, betalins present, importants plants are […]
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In this article we will discuss about the classification of Dilleniidae:- 1. Tiliaceae 2. Sterculiaceae 3. Violaceae. Family # 1. Tiliaceae: Salient Features of Tiliaceae: Generally trees like basswood, Linden etc. Leaves alternate flowers in cyme, in Tilia peduncles adnate half its length to a large membranous bract peristing in fruit aiding in dispersal. Vegetative […]
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