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P. Tax Family Names

Exam 2

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Amborellaceae woody plant, alternate leaves, only in New Caledonia
Nymphaeaceae water lily family, floating leaves, aquatic family
Magnoliaceae trees with large flowers, many flower parts, aggregate fruits
Annonaceae woody plants, aggregate berries, pawpaw
Lauraceae spicy fragrance, valvate anthers
Aristolochiaceae chordate, inferior ovary
Ceratophyllaceae aquatic, submerged family, dichotomous, filamentous leaves
Ranunculaceae herbaceous, many stamens, variable in flowers and leaves, ability to live in and out of water
Berberidaceae barbs are spines, fruit type is berry, valvate anthers
Papavaraceae poppy family, normally brightly colored sap, herbs
Platanaceae woody plants, mostly trees, flowers in spherical heads (unisexual), bark that flakes off in different colors
Vitaceae strictly woody vines with tendrils
Altingiaceae unisexual flowers in heads, trees, has resin, fruit type is a multiple capsule (spiky)
Crassulaceae succulent family, CAM photosynthesis
Saxifragaceae woody and herb, opposite and alternate, radial flowers, 2 styles, mostly 5-merous (sepals and petals)
Oxalidaceae leaves open and close, 3 leaflets
Euphorbiaceae milky sap, cyathium inflorescence (tiny male and female flowers on same inflorescence), ovary looks like 3 balls in a bag
Salicaceae woody plants, dioecious, catkins for both male and female, hairy seeds, willow family, tend to grow near water
Passifloraceae filamentous corona structure, passionfruit family, fruit is a berry with aerols
Violaceae bilateral symmetry, bearded petals, bent style, herb
Hypericaceae A.K.A. Guttiferae (meaning spots or resin dots), fascicled stamens (many)
Fabaceae A.K.A. Leguminaceae, legume fruit type
Rosaceae many stamens, hypanthium, fruit type is hips (only in genus Rosa) or pomes
Ulmaceae asymmetrical leaf faces, fruit type is usually samara
Cannabaceae small ring flowers, palmate venation
Moraceae mulberry family, milky sap, multiple fruits, dioecious
Urticaceae Urt Hurts, stinging hairs
cucurbitaceae completely unique habit among these families, herbaceous vines with tendrils, unique fruit type is pepo
Families with long fibers and 2 styles or carpels Ulmaceae, Cannabaceae, Moraceae, Urticaceae
Families that are basal flowering plants Magnoliaceae, Annonaceae, Lauraceea, Aristolochoiaceae
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