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Amaranthaceae

The Pigweed Family: 2 families (amaranth-, cheno-), halophytes, betalain pigments, cymes, staminode, uniseriatem cirrcumsissle capsule, basal placentation

Apiaceae (Umbelliferae)

The Carrot Family, inferior gynoecium, stylopodium, dissected compound leaves, sheathing petioles, stem hollow, umbels

Apocynaceae (incl. Asclepiadaceae)

The Milkweed/Dogbane Family: corona (hood and horn), gynandrium, carpusculum, pollen, SS (dogbane actinomorphic) cardiac glycolosides

Asteraceae (compositae)

Sunflower Family, Head (capitulum) involucre bracts, phyllary brat around head, calyx papas, corolla (ligulate vs. disk), head= ligulate, radiate, discoid,

Boraginaceae

The Borage Family, coiled cyme (scarped or helicoid) scabrous or hispid, pin and thrum, gynobasic (schizocarp nutlets),

Brassicaceae (Cruciferae)

4-merous, cole crops, tetradynamous, glucosinolate, replum, silique or silicle, raceme,

Cactaceae

hypanthium, areole, glochids, xeric, spines, prickly pear, mescaline (peyote), betalains, tepals,

Caryophyllaceae (pink family)

clawed and pinked petals, free central placentation, halophyte, valve, C4 and CAM, uniserate

Cucurbitaceae

Gourd, inferior ovary, actinomorphic, five-angled stem, pepo, parietal placentation, bicollateral vascular bundle, tricarpellate, variable stamen (free, 2+2+1, 4+1, monadelphous) mono- or dioecious

Ericaceae

Heath, evergreen and coriaceous, nutrient-poor soils, Non strawberries, urceolate, nectiferous disk, introse stamen with appendage @ junction, inferior ovary

Euphorbiaceae

Spurge family, cyathium, convergent evolution, xeric, schizocarp, cyanogenic glycoside, monoecious, milky sap, cassava castor bean and poinsettia,

Fabaceae

trifoliate leaves, legume, 3 separate families, unicarpellate gynoecium, some papillinacious (banner, keel, wings), moment, pulvinus



Lamiaceae (labiatae)

Mint, didynamous, bilabiate, essential oils, square stem, gynobasic, verticillate inflorecense.

Malvaceae

Mallow, 5-merous, seed hairs, epicalyx, monoadelphous, comose, mucilagenous sap, peltate scale, "cheeses", theobromine

Onograceae

Primrose, 4-merous, hypanthium ,viscin threads, 8 stamen, 4-branched pistil,

Salicaceae

Willow, deciduous shrubs and trees, stipulate, serrate leaves, dioecious, small and highly reduced inflorescence, catkin,

Papaveraceae

Poppy, milky sap, 2 fams (fumariodeae and papaveroideae), caducous, diadelphous, analgesic, acrid, aril, poricidal capsule, bract-like sepals

Rosaceae

hip or pome, hypanthium, stipulate, 5-merous, many stamen, apocarpous

polygonaceae

buckwheat, 5-merous, tepals, achene, ocrea, swollen knodes, pseudocereal,

ranunculaceae

buttercup, apocarpous, dissected or compound leaves, uniseriate, tricarpellate, paleoherb,

scrophulaceae

figwort, didynamous, bilabiate, hemi or holoparasitic, haustorium, staminode, terminal style,

solanaceae

tomato, zygomorphic, epipetalous androecium, connivent, alkaloids, bicollatoral vascular bundle, axile placentation