Dicotyledon (dicotyledoneae), also known as Mulan Gang. Dicotyledons often divided from the flower petals (also known as archaea perianth class) and gamopetalous class (also known as epigenetic perianth class) categories. But al Tahe Ta Jiang angiosperm system in 1980, and a. Cronquist in 1981 classification system of flowering plants will be renamed Magnolia Dicotyledon Gang, are not called from the flower petals and gamopetalous class. Dicotyledon (Mulan Gang) Introduction of the project: Magnoliales (magnoliaies) Woody. Flowers solitary or cyme, marked receptacle, a regular flower, gender, spirally arranged floral arrangement to the wheel; perianth base of more than 3; stamens 6 to the majority, even 3; carpels, most from the students or less to 1 months. Endosperm abundant, embryo small. Pollen hole, no hole or two holes. The project includes Magnoliaceae, Annonaceae (annonaceae), Myristicaceae (myristicaceae) in 10 subjects. Laurales (laurales) Woody, often oil cells. Single leaf margin entire. Insect flower, often integrated obvious cymes or racemes, flowers 3 base; perianth from the students, the same shape; stamens 5 to many, even three, round-shaped or spirally arranged, anthers and filaments can often be clearly differentiated; pistil 1 to many carpels, connate, ovules 1 a 2, only one mature. With or without endosperm. The projects include Lauraceae, Calycanthaceae (calycanthaceae), lotus Tong Branch (hernandiaceae) and other 8 families. Pepper Head (piperales) Herbaceous or woody. Stem vascular bundles scattered inside, like monocotyledons. Single leaf entire, with oil cells, often with spicy taste, with stipules. Flowers small, no perianth, born in axillary bud, densely into a spike; male core 1 - 10; carpel separation or combination; seed endosperm, embryo small. Prolific tropical. The projects include Chloranthaceae (chloranthaceae), Saururaceae (saururaceae) and pepper Section 3 Section. Nymphaeales (nymphaeales) Aquatic herbs, indoor vascular spread. Flowers usually bisexual, solitary cotyledon axillary; 3 to the majority of flower, carpel often the majority, ovary superior or inferior, every room has 1 to many ovules. Nuts. The projects include Lin Branch, water lily, water shield Branch (cabombacea), Ceratophyllum Branch (ceratophyllace) and other 5 families. Buttercup Head (ranales) Herbaceous or woody vines. Flowers bisexual to unisexual, radial symmetry to bilateral symmetry, or one is different is, stamens numerous, spirally arranged, or a _set_ number of students with the petals; carpel majority, from the students, spirally arranged or whorled; seeds with rich endosperm. The projects include the Ranunculaceae, Berberidaceae (berberidaceae), cuneata Branch (sargentodoxaceae), Lardizabalaceae (lardizabalaceae), Menispermaceae (menispermaceae), Sabiaceae (sabiaceae) and other 8 families. Poppy Head (papaverales) Herbs or shrubs. Flowers bisexual, radially symmetrical or bilaterally symmetrical, is different; stamens at least the majority of the number of separate or combined into two beams; connate carpels, ovary 1 room, parietal placentation. Seed is rich in endosperm, embryo small. The project by the poppy (papaveraceae) and Corydalis Division (fumariaceae) 2 families composed. Kun Lan Shue Head (trochodendrales) Woody. Single leaf, petiole length, leaf margins serrated. Flowers bisexual or unisexual; flower order is, four, or no perianth; stamens 4 to many, the heart degrees 4 - 10, arranged one; ovules 1 to several. Xylem with tracheids only. The project includes tree branches and the water column Queensland Evergreen Branch. Witch Hazel Head (hamamelidales) Woody. Alternate, simple leaves, thin to the students, more than a stipule. Flowers bisexual, unisexual any strain or different strains, arranged in general shape, head shape or catkins; differences are, or no one was to be; to be the majority of the number of stamens; ovary superior to inferior, carpels 1 to many, from the students or co-students. Ovules 1 - ∞, there endosperm. The project includes Cercidiphyllum Branch (cercidiphyllaceae), Euptelea Branch (Branch cloud leaves) (eupteleaceae), Platanaceae (platanaceae), Hamamelidaceae and other 5 families. Eucommia Head (eucommiales) L Section of the head only, 1 genus, 1 species. Eucommiaceae (eucommiaceae) Nettle Head (urticales) Herbaceous or woody. Leaves many alternate, stipules often. Flowers small, bisexual or unisexual, radial symmetry; be or not to be single; stamens and perianth of minority students, thin majority; ovary superior, 2 - 1 room, ovules 2 - l. Nuts or nuts, mostly wind-pollinated flowers, the case of insect-flower, then u more specific. The projects include Ulmaceae, Moraceae, Cannabaceae, Urticaceae, etc. 6 families. Walnut Head (juglandales) Trees, often resin. Pinnate, alternate, often without stipules. Flowers unisexual the same strain. Single perianth, stamens 3 - ∞, ovary inferior, 1 room or incomplete 2 - 4 rooms, 1 erect ovule, without endosperm. The project includes tree branches and Juglandaceae cauda equina. Fagaceae Head (fagales) Woody. Alternate, simple leaves, with stipules. Flowers unisexual, wind-pollinated, monoecious, single perianth. Catkins, often within the 3 per flower bracts, as arranged in dichotomous cymes; stamens and tepals of Health; pistil from the 2 - 3 combination carpels, ovary inferior, ovules hanging. Nuts. The project, including Fagaceae, Betulaceae and other 3 subjects. Pink mesh (caryophyllales) Herbs, and some succulent plants. Flowers bisexual, thin single-sex, radial symmetry, the same being, different by or single quilt. Face plate with or without; a _set_ number of stamens, 2-1, one of the students who are often associated with perianth, ovary superior, often connate, curved ovule, the majority to one; axis Teli central placenta to placenta. Embryo curved, surrounded by the outer endosperm starch. The projects include Caryophyllaceae, Chenopodiaceae, Phytolacca Branch (phytolaccaceae), Mirabilis Division (nyctaginaceae), cactus (cactaceae), Tetragonia Branch (aizoaceae), corn growing woody (molluginaceae), purslane Division (portulacaceae), Basella Branch (basellaceae), Amaranthaceae (amaranthaceae) in 12 subjects. Very few projects (polygonales) Only 1 family, the purpose of the same features and subjects. Very few subjects (polygonaceae) Head Dillenia (s London peach mesh) (dilleniales) Woody or herbaceous. Flowers neat, gender, differences were, 5 base, imbricate; stamens many, centrifugal development; carpel separation, or a combination of the placenta as a central axis; seeds often endosperm. It includes the head Dillenia Branch and Paeoniaceae. Camellia project (theales) Woody. Alternate, simple leaves. Spend more gender, roller shot symmetry, is different, 5 base, imbricate, a few spin-like arrangement; stamens often the majority, axile placentation. The project includes Theaceae, Actinidiaceae (actinidiaceae), borneol spices (dipterocarpaceae), Garcinia Section (guttiferea) in 18 subjects. Mallow Head (malvales) Woody or herbaceous, bark and more fiber. Single Leaves alternate, stipules, young plants with stellate hairs. Flowers bisexual or unisexual, neat, 5 base; calyx valvate; petal-like arrangement of rotation; stamens numerous, the number of joint health, thin _set_ number; ovary superior, carpels many - 3, often connate, axile placentation ovule most - 1, often endosperm. The project includes Tiliaceae, Malvaceae, Elaeocarpus Branch (elaeocarpaceae), Sterculiaceae (sterculiaceae), kapok Division (bombacaceae) 5 families. Viola Head (violales) Woody or herbaceous. Leaves alternate or opposite; stipules usually present. Flowers usually bisexual, neat, two were spent, 5 base; stamens and petals the same number or more; pistil consists of 3 (even 5) carpels of parietal placentation; ovary superior, ovules many, with 2 layers integument. Often endosperm. The project package Violaceae, Cucurbitaceae, Hydnocarpus Branch (flacourtiaceae), passion fruit Division (passifloraceae), Redwood Branch (bixaceae), Tamaricaceae (tamaricaceae), Stachyuraceae (stachyuraceae), papaya Division (caricaceae) , Begoniaceae (begoniaceae) and other 24 families. Willow Head (salicales) This project is only 1 family Salicaceae, morphological characteristics the same family. Salicaceae (salicaceae) Cauliflower head (capparales) Herbaceous or woody. Single leaf or palmately compound leaves with stipules thin. Flowers actinomorphic to zygomorphic, the majority to _set_ the number of stamens; connate carpels, parietal placentation, the ovary often stem from 2 carpels. Little or lack of endosperm; embryo curved or folded shape. The project includes cauliflower Branch (capparaceae), Cruciferae, Moringa Branch (moringaceae), Osmanthus growing woody (resedacea) and other 5 families. Rosales (rosales) Woody or herbaceous. Single leaves or compound leaves, alternate, thin to the students, there are stipules. Flowers bisexual, thin unisexual, actinomorphic, 5 floral base, whorled; most to be the number of stamens; ovary superior to inferior; most carpels connate or from birth to only 1 carpel, ovule number at least the majority. The projects include Pittosporum Division (pittosporaceae), Hydrangea Branch (hydrangeaceaae), blackcurrant Branch (crossulariaceae), Crassulaceae, Saxifragaceae, Rosaceae and other 24 families. Bean Head (fabales) Woody or herbaceous. Often nodules. Single leaves or compound leaves, alternate, stipules, leaf pillow developed. Flowers bisexual, 5 base; sepals 5, with; petals 5, the radial symmetry to bilateral symmetry; most to be the number of stamens, often 10, usually into two bodies; pistil 1 carpel, 1 room, with the majority of ovules. Pod. Seed without endosperm. Chromosome x = 5 - 14. The present plant petals according to flower shape and arrangement of way. Can be divided into three sections: Mimosaceae, hematoxylin Branch (Branch Caesalpinia), Papilionaceae. Myrtle Head (myrtales) Woody, rare herbs. Leaves simple, entire, usually opposite, without stipules. Vascular stalks often double tough. Flowers bisexual, neat, 5 or 4 base, 6 thin base (Lythraceae); stamens 2 times in the petals, into two, with the same number or majority of petals; pistil group often reduced to 1 ovary multi-room room, style 1, stigma head-like, from the upper to the lower ovary, ovules 1 to many, in the placenta of uranium, the presence or absence of endosperm. The projects include Myrtaceae, Lythraceae (lythraceae), Thymelaeaceae (thymelaeaceae), Link Division (trapaceae), pomegranate Branch (punicaceae), Epilobium Branch (onagraceae), Melastomataceae (melastomataceae), so that Combretaceae (combretaceae) in 12 subjects. Mangrove project (rhizophorales) This project is only a subject of Rhizophoraceae, morphological characteristics the same family. Rhizophoraceae (rhizophoraceae) Bachelor of about 16 genera, 120 species in Southeast Asia, Africa and tropical America, a number of species, growing in tropical tidal reach of the coastal mudflats, often with Haisang Ke (sonneratiaceae) , Verbenaceae (verbenaceae) composed of mangroves and other plants. China has 6 genera and 13 species, 1 variety, producing southwest to the southeast of the South China coast as much. Santalales (santalales) Herbaceous or woody, often semi-parasitic or parasitic. Leaves alternate or opposite, or degradation. Flowers bisexual or unisexual, the perianth kind of thin with corolla; stamens and tepals are usually the same number of students; pistil from the 2 - 5 carpel synthesis; ovary superior to inferior, often a room. Nuts, berries or nuts like, thin as a capsule-like; seeds with abundant endosperm. This project contains the ashen tree Branch (olacaceae), Santalaceae, Loranthaceae, mistletoe Branch, snake mushroom Division (balanophoraceae) in 10 subjects. Euonymus Head (celastrales) Woody, thin as a herb. Leaves simple, opposite or alternate. Spent most of the smaller, gender, rare single sex, usually 4 - 5 base; faceplate presence or absence; pistils from 2 - a combination of several pieces of carpel; ovary superior, rare for the ovary inferior. The fruit is a capsule, drupe, berry, or samara. The project includes Celastraceae, winged child rattan Branch (hippocrateaceae), barbed Jasmine Branch (salvadoraceae), Aquifoliaceae, tea cornel Branch (icacinaceae) and other 11 families. Euphorbia Head (euphorbiales) Woody, rarely herbs. Leaves simple, sometimes compound. Flowers unisexual, usually small, often without petals; stamens many to one; the presence or absence of the faceplate; pistil from 2 - 5 (thin majority) carpel synthesis; ovary superior, multi-room, often 3 rooms, ovule Each room 1 - 2. Endosperm-rich seeds. The project includes Buxaceae (buxaceae), Euphorbiaceae such as 4 families. Rhamnose Head (rhamnales) Often woody or vines. Single leaf, a small number of compound leaves, alternate, even for students. Flowers bisexual or unisexual, neat, with the number of sepals and petals, stamens and petals of a student; faceplate around the ovary, ovary 2 - 5 rooms, each room 1 - 2 ovules. Seed endosperm. The project includes Rhamnaceae, fire extinguishers Tree Branch (leeaceae) and grape Section 3 Section. Sapindus subheadings (sapindales) Woody, thin as a herb. Leaves alternate, opposite or whorled, the leaf or single leaf. Flowers bisexual or unisexual, actinomorphic, rarely zygomorphic, differences were usually 4 - 5 base; stamens mostly 8 or 10,2 round, thin to 4 - 5 or more; faceplate always exist; pistil usually from 2 - 5 carpels; ovary superior, per Room 1 - 2 ovules, thin majority. This project contains the province sell oil Branch (staphyleaceae), Sapindaceae, Buckeye Branch (hippocastanaceae), Aceraceae, Olive Branch (burseraceae), Anacardiaceae, hard wood Branch (simaroubaceae), Meliaceae (meliaceae), Rutaceae, Zygophyllaceae other 15 families. Mang Tony ox head (geraniales) Herbs, rarely woody. Flowers bisexual: thin unisexual, actinomorphic or zygomorphic. Sepals 5 - 3; often a sepal extends back into the distance; petals 5 - 3; stamens 5 - 4 or 10 - 8; usually faceplate; ovary or from the Health Hopson, axile placentation, ovule to a majority. Seeds often without endosperm. The project includes Oxalis growing woody (oxalidaceae), Mang ox seedlings Branch, Lotus Branch (tropaeolaceae), Balsaminaceae (balsaminaceae) and other 5 families. Umbrella project (apiales, umbellales) Herbaceous or woody. Single leaves or compound leaves, alternate, opposite or whorled thin; petioles often extended into sheath. Flowers bisexual, thin single-sex, radial symmetry; lined umbrella or re-umbel, sometimes flower heads; ovary inferior, usually with the upper face plate. The projects include Araliaceae and Apiaceae, the sheath handle wood Branch. Rhododendron Head (ericales) Woody, rare herbs. Leaves simple, without stipules. Flowers bisexual, thin unisexual, actinomorphic or slightly zygomorphic, usually 5 base paper, colored petals at the base end, even a multiple of separation of stamens as petals, even with the number of the alternate; Mountain or from the other anther appendages often, the top hole cracking, often Snap ovary superior or inferior pollen, axile placentation, ovules many, there is endosperm. The project includes Hill Willow Branch (clethraceae), Ericaceae, deer hoof growing woody (pyrolaceae), Crystal Orchid (monotropaceae) and other 8 families. Persimmon Head (ebenales) Woody. Leaves simple, usually alternate, without stipules. Flowers bisexual or unisexual, usually 4 - 5 base; Geban; stamens as corolla lobes 2 - 3 times, or sometimes reduced to the same number on the corolla tube; ovary superior, thin lower, axial fetal Block, the number of ovules 1 to dream. With endosperm or absence. Rugby Branch of the projects include Mount (sapotaceae), Persimmon Branch, Division Symplocos, wild jasmine Branch (styracaceae) and other 5 families. Primula Head (primulales) Woody or herbaceous. Leaves simple, often glandular dots, without stipules. Flowers bisexual, thin single-sex, usually actinomorphic, mostly for 5 base, Geban, thin separation or absence; stamens and the corolla lobes while the same number of students, dilute with sepals of students with staminodes; ovary superior or semi-inferior , 1 room, at least the majority of the number of ovules, special legislation or central placentation basal placentation, ovule integument with 2 layers. The project includes Myrsinaceae (myrsinaceae), and other 3 families Primulaceae. Gentian Head (gentianales) Woody or herbaceous, vascular bundles with double tough. Leaves often opposite. Flowers bisexual, actinomorphic, 4 - 5 base; corolla tubular, often spin-like arrangement; stamens 4 - 5. Ovary superior, carpels usually 2,2 rooms, dilute a room, or axile placentation parietal placentation. The project includes Loganiaceae (loganiaceae), Gentianaceae, Apocynaceae, turnip japonica subjects such as 6 families, about 4,500 species. The 4 families of all production. Tomato Head (solanales) Herbaceous or woody. Single leaf, thin compound leaves, alternate, thin to the students. Flowers bisexual, actinomorphic, thin bilaterally symmetrical, often constitute from 5 base 4; corolla tubular or funnel-shaped, lobes rotate like or imbricate; faceplate exist, stamens 5, was born on the corolla tube; ovary superior , ovules many or 1 - 2. The projects include Solanaceae, Convolvulaceae, Cuscuta Branch, Flower Rou Branch (polemoniaceae), buckbean Branch (menyanthaceae) and other 8 families. Lip project (lamiales) Herbaceous or woody, stems often square. Leaves opposite, alternate or whorled. Flowers bisexual, thin single-sex, bilaterally symmetrical, two lip or no; stamens 4 or 2 or the same number of corolla lobes; ovary usually consists of 2 carpels, divided or not, the flowers live or was born in capitals at the bottom of the ovary . Nuts, or divided into 4 small nuts. The project includes Boraginaceae, Verbenaceae, Lamiaceae and other 4 families. Scrophulariaceae Head (scrophulariales) Woody or herbaceous. Leaves opposite, whorled or alternate, simple leaves or fronds. Flowers actinomorphic or zygomorphic; stamens 4 or 2, even 5; ovary superior, 2 or 1 room, thin 5 rooms, ovules 2 to many (dilute 1). Regular capsules, or berries, stone fruits. The project includes Oleaceae, Scrophulariaceae, Gesneriaceae (gesneriaceae), Acanthaceae (acanthaceae), Bignoniaceae (bignoniaceae), flax Division (pedaliaceae) in 12 subjects. Campanulaceae Head (campanulales) Herbal, thin woody. Flowers bisexual, unisexual, actinomorphic or bilaterally symmetrical, corolla usually 5 crack; stamens usually number and alternate with corolla lobes; ovary inferior, 2 - 3 rooms, 2 to many ovules. The project includes Campanulaceae, style growing woody (stylidiaceae), Goodeniaceae Branch (goodeniaceae) and other 7 families. Madder Head (rubiales) Woody or herbaceous. Leaves opposite, whorled, even the upper alternate; stipules clear and persistent, sometimes in the petiole petiole, the separation or co-students. Flowers bisexual, occasionally unisexual, actinomorphic; ovary inferior, even win, 1 up room, ovules 1 to many. The project includes Rubiaceae, Ngau Stellaria Branch (theligonaceae) 2 Division. Teasel head (dipsacales) Herbaceous or woody. Leaves opposite, sometimes whorled. Flowers bisexual, actinomorphic or zygomorphic, 4 or 5 base. Stamens to petal lobes of the same number of times or less; ovary inferior or half inferior, carpels usually 2 or 3, dilute 5,1 - number of rooms, each room with 1 - many anatropous ovules. Ovules often not developed in some indoor. The present total of Caprifoliaceae, Valerianaceae (valerianaceae), teasel Branch (dipsacaceae) and other 4 families. Asterales (asterales) This project is only a subject Asteraceae, morphological characteristics the same family. Asteraceae (asteraceae, compositae) is about 1,000 undergraduate ,25000 - 30000 species, widely distributed around the world, the tropical low. Dicotyledon dicotyledoneae 039. Casuarinaceae casuarinaceae 040. Saururaceae saururaceae 041. Piperaceae piperaceae 042. Chloranthaceae chloranthaceae 043. Salicaceae salicaceae 044. Yang meko myricaceae 045. Juglandaceae juglandaceae 046. Betulaceae betulaceae 047. Fagaceae (Beech Branch) fagaceae 048. Ulmaceae ulmaceae 049. Rhoipteleaceae Rhoipteleaceae 050. Sankoh moraceae 051. Urticaceae urticaceae 052. Sichuan moss growing woody podostemaceae 053. Proteaceae proteaceae 054. Livid Tree Branch olacaceae 055. Mountain Division opiliaceae grapefruit 056. Santalaceae santalaceae 057. Loranthaceae loranthaceae 058. Aristolochiaceae aristolochiaceae 059. Large flowers Section rafflesiaceae 060. Snake mushroom Division balanophoraceae 061. Polygonaceae polygonaceae 062. Chenopodiaceae chenopodiaceae 063. Amaranthaceae amaranthaceae 064. Mirabilis Division nyctaginaceae 065. Phytolacca Division phytolaccaceae 066. Tetragonia Division aizoaceae 067. Purslane Division portulacaceae 068. Basella Division basellaceae 069. Caryophyllaceae caryophyllaceae 070. Nymphaeaceae nymphaeaceae 071. Ceratophyllum Division ceratophyllaceae 072. Euptelea Division eupteleaceae 073. Kun Lan Shue Division trochodendraceae 074. Cercidiphyllum Division cercidiphyllaceae 075. Ranunculaceae ranunculaceae 076. Lardizabalaceae lardizabalaceae 077. Berberidaceae berberidaceae 078. Menispermaceae menispermaceae 079. Magnoliaceae magnoliaceae 080. Water Evergreen Branch tetracentraceae 081. Calycanthaceae calycanthaceae 082. Annonaceae Annonaceae 083. Myristicaceae myristicaceae 084. Lauraceae lauraceae 085. Lotus Tong Branch hernandiaceae 086. Poppy papaveraceae 087. Capparaceae (cauliflower Branch) capparaceae 088. Cruciferous cruciferae (brassicaceae) 089. Osmanthus growing woody resedaceae 090. Moringa Division moringaceae 091. Bretschneideraceae sinensis Division 092. Nepenthes Division nepenthaceae 093. Sundew Division droseraceae 094. Crassulaceae crassulaceae 095. Saxifragaceae Saxifragaceae 096. Pittosporaceae Section Pittosporum 097. Hamamelidaceae Hamamelidaceae 098. Eucommiaceae eucommiaceae 099. Platanaceae platanaceae 100. Rosaceae rosaceae 101. Cow tied rattan Division connaraceae 102. Legume leguminosae 103. Climb to play Division pandaceae 104. Oxalidaceae Oxalis growing woody 105. Mang ox seedlings Division geraniaceae 106. Nasturtium Division tropaeolaceae 107. Linen Division linaceae 108. Gu Keke erythroxylaceae 109. Zygophyllaceae Zygophyllaceae 110. Rutaceae rutaceae 111. Hard wood Branch simaroubaceae 112. Olive Branch burseraceae 113. Meliaceae meliaceae 114. Golden Formosa Division malpighiaceae 115. Polygalaceae polygalaceae 116. Poisonous mouse sub-Section dichapetalaceae 117. EUPHORBIACEAE euphorbiaceae 118. Daphniphyllum Branch (Daphniphyllum Branch) daphniphyllaceae 119. Water Horse Dental callitrichaceae 120. Buxaceae Buxaceae 121. Rock High Blanco empetraceae 122. Masang Ke coriariaceae 123. Anacardiaceae anacardiaceae 124. Five wood Branch pentaphylacaceae 125. Aquifoliaceae Aquifoliaceae 126. Celastraceae celastraceae 127. Fin sub Rattan Division hippocrateaceae 128. Thorn jasmine Division salvadoraceae 129. Provincial Division staphyleaceae put oil 130. Tea cornel Division icacinaceae 131. Aceraceae aceraceae 132. Buckeye Division hippocastanaceae 133. Sapindaceae sapindaceae 134. Sabiaceae sabiaceae 135. Balsaminaceae balsaminaceae 136. Rhamnaceae Rhamnaceae 137. Vitaceae vitaceae 138. Elaeocarpus Division elaeocarpaceae 139. Tiliaceae tiliaceae 140. Malvaceae malvaceae 141. Kapok Division bombacaceae 142. Sterculiaceae sterculiaceae 143. Dillenia Section (s peach London Branch) dilleniaceae 144. Actinidiaceae actinidiaceae 145. Jinlian Wood Branch ochnaceae 146. Theaceae theaceae 147. Garcinia Section guttiferae (clusiaceae) 148. Dipterocarpaceae dipterocarpaceae 149. Furrow Division elatinaceae Stellaria 150. Petal flower Division frankeniaceae scales 151. Tamaricaceae tamaricaceae 152. Helianthemum Division cistaceae 153. Redwood Section bixaceae 154. Violaceae violaceae 155. Chaulmoogra Division flacourtiaceae 156. Stachyuraceae stachyuraceae 157. Passionflower Division passifloraceae 158. Papaya Division caricaceae 159. Quaternion Division tetramelaceae Wood 160. Begoniaceae begoniaceae 161. Hook Division ancistrocladaceae rattan sticks 162. Cactus cactaceae 163. Thymelaeaceae thymelaeaceae 164. Elaeagnaceae elaeagnaceae 165. Lythraceae lythraceae 166. Haisang Ke sonneratiaceae 167. Implicit Wing Section crypteroniaceae 168. Pomegranate Branch punicaceae 169. Lecythidaceae Division lecythidaceae 170. Rhizophoraceae rhizophoraceae 171. Blue fruit Division nyssaceae 172. Octagonal maple Division alangiaceae 173. Combretaceae combretaceae 174. Myrtaceae myrtaceae 175. Melastomataceae melastomataceae 176. Link Section trapaceae 177. Epilobium Division onagraceae 178. Small Second Division haloragaceae immortality 179. Hor_set_ails Division hippuridaceae 180. False Stellaria Branch (Branch Ngau chickweed) theligonaceae 181. Cynomorium Division cynomoriaceae 182. Araliaceae araliaceae 183. Umbelliferae umbelliferae (apiaceae) 184. Cornaceae cornaceae 185. Rock meko diapensiaceae 186. Alder Stephen Branch (Hill Willow Branch) clethraceae 187. Wintergreen growing woody pyrolaceae 188. Ericaceae ericaceae 189. Myrsinaceae myrsinaceae 190. Primulaceae primulaceae 191. White Danko (Blue Ice Branch) plumbaginaceae 192. Mountain Division sapotaceae Lam 193. Persimmon Branch (Persimmon Branch) ebenaceae 194. Symplocos Division symplocaceae 195. Styracaceae (Styrax Branch) styracaceae 196. Oleaceae oleaceae 197. Loganiaceae Loganiaceae 198. Gentianaceae gentianaceae 199. Apocynaceae apocynaceae 200. Metaplexis japonica Division asclepiadaceae 201. Convolvulaceae convolvulaceae 202. Flowers Niu Division polemoniaceae 203. Hypericum Ma Division hydrophyllaceae 204. Boraginaceae boraginaceae 205. Verbenaceae verbenaceae 206. Labiatae labiatae (lamiaceae) 207. Solanaceae solanaceae 208. Scrophulariaceae scrophulariaceae 209. Bignoniaceae bignoniaceae 210. Til Branch pedaliaceae 211. Kok til Branch martyniaceae 212. Orobanchaceae orobanchaceae 213. Gesneriaceae gesneriaceae 214. Bladderwort Division lentibulariaceae 215. Acanthaceae acanthaceae 216. Pain threshold Lanke myoporaceae 217. Speranskia growing woody phrymaceae 218. Car convictions plantaginaceae 219. Rubiaceae rubiaceae 220. Caprifoliaceae Caprifoliaceae 221. Adoxa Division adoxaceae 222. Valerianaceae valerianaceae 223. Teasel Division dipsacaceae 224. Cucurbitaceae cucurbitaceae 225. Campanulaceae campanulaceae 226. Goodeniaceae Division goodeniaceae 227. Style growing woody stylidiaceae 228. Compositae compositae (asteraceae)
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Dicotyledon (Dicotyledoneae), also known as Mulan Gang. Dicotyledonous about 165,000 kinds of plants, is the so-called dicotyledon seeds of plants with two cotyledons. Dicotyledons often divided from the flower petals (also known as archaea perianth class) and gamopetalous class (also known as epigenetic perianth class) categories. However, in 1980, Jiang AL Ta Heta angiosperm system and A. Cronquist in 1981 classification system of flowering plants will be renamed Magnolia Dicotyledon Gang, are not called from the flower petals and gamopetalous class. Dicotyledon (Mulan Gang) Introduction of the project: Magnoliales (MagnoliaIes) Woody. Flowers solitary or cyme, marked receptacle, a regular flower, gender, spirally arranged floral arrangement to the wheel; perianth base of more than 3; stamens 6 to the majority, even 3; carpels, most from the students or less to 1 months. Endosperm abundant, embryo small. Pollen hole, no hole or two holes. The project includes Magnoliaceae, Annonaceae (Annonaceae), Myristicaceae (Myristicaceae) in 10 subjects. Laurales (Laurales) Woody, often oil cells. Single leaf margin entire. Insect flower, often integrated obvious cymes or racemes, flowers 3 base; perianth from the students, the same shape; stamens 5 to many, even three, round-shaped or spirally arranged, anthers and filaments can often be clearly differentiated; pistil 1 to many carpels, connate, ovules 1 a 2, only one mature. With or without endosperm. The projects include Lauraceae, Calycanthaceae (Calycanthaceae), lotus Tong Branch (Hernandiaceae) and other 8 families. Pepper Head (Piperales) Herbaceous or woody. Stem vascular bundles scattered inside, like monocotyledons. Single leaf entire, with oil cells, often with spicy taste, with stipules. Flowers small, no perianth, born in axillary bud, densely into a spike; male core 1 - 10; carpel separation or combination; seed endosperm, embryo small. Prolific tropical. The projects include Chloranthaceae (Chloranthaceae), Saururaceae (Saururaceae) and pepper Section 3 Section. Nymphaeales (Nymphaeales) Aquatic herbs, indoor vascular spread. Flowers usually bisexual, solitary cotyledon axillary; 3 to the majority of flower, carpel often the majority, ovary superior or inferior, every room has 1 to many ovules. Nuts. The projects include Lin Branch, water lily, water shield Branch (Cabombacea), Ceratophyllum Branch (Ceratophyllace) and other 5 families. Buttercup Head (Ranales) Herbaceous or woody vines. Flowers bisexual to unisexual, radial symmetry to bilateral symmetry, or one is different is, stamens numerous, spirally arranged, or a _set_ number of students with the petals; carpel majority, from the students, spirally arranged or whorled; seeds with rich endosperm. The projects include the Ranunculaceae, Berberidaceae (Berberidaceae), cuneata Branch (Sargentodoxaceae), Lardizabalaceae (Lardizabalaceae), Menispermaceae (Menispermaceae), Sabiaceae (Sabiaceae) and other 8 families. Poppy Head (Papaverales) Herbs or shrubs. Flowers bisexual, radially symmetrical or bilaterally symmetrical, is different; stamens at least the majority of the number of separate or combined into two beams; connate carpels, ovary 1 room, parietal placentation. Seed is rich in endosperm, embryo small. The project by the poppy (Papaveraceae) and Section Corydalis (Fumariaceae) 2 families composed. Kun Lan Shue Head (Trochodendrales) Woody. Single leaf, petiole length, leaf margins serrated. Flowers bisexual or unisexual; flower order is, four, or no perianth; stamens 4 to many, the heart degrees 4 - 10, arranged one; ovules 1 to several. Xylem with tracheids only. The project includes tree branches and the water column Queensland Evergreen Branch. Witch Hazel Head (Hamamelidales) Woody. Alternate, simple leaves, thin to the students, more than a stipule. Flowers bisexual, unisexual any strain or different strains, arranged in general shape, head shape or catkins; differences are, or no one was to be; to be the majority of the number of stamens; ovary superior to inferior, carpels 1 to many, from the students or co-students. Ovules 1 - ∞, there endosperm. The project includes Cercidiphyllum Branch (Cercidiphyllaceae), Euptelea Branch (Branch cloud leaves) (Eupteleaceae), Platanaceae (Platanaceae), Hamamelidaceae and other 5 families. Eucommia Head (Eucommiales) L Section of the head only, 1 genus, 1 species. Eucommiaceae (Eucommiaceae) Nettle Head (Urticales) Herbaceous or woody. Leaves many alternate, stipules often. Flowers small, bisexual or unisexual, radial symmetry; be or not to be single; stamens and perianth of minority students, thin majority; ovary superior, 2 - 1 room, ovules 2 - l. Nuts or nuts, mostly wind-pollinated flowers, the case of insect-flower, the U more specific. The projects include Ulmaceae, Moraceae, Cannabaceae, Urticaceae, etc. 6 families. Walnut Head (Juglandales) Trees, often resin. Pinnate, alternate, often without stipules. Flowers unisexual the same strain. Single perianth, stamens 3 - ∞, ovary inferior, 1 room or incomplete 2 - 4 rooms, 1 erect ovule, without endosperm. The project includes tree branches and Juglandaceae cauda equina. Head Fagaceae (Fagales) Woody. Alternate, simple leaves, with stipules. Flowers unisexual, wind-pollinated, monoecious, single perianth. Catkins, often within the 3 per flower bracts, as arranged in dichotomous cymes; stamens and tepals of Health; pistil from the 2 - 3 combination carpels, ovary inferior, ovules hanging. Nuts. The project, including Fagaceae, Betulaceae and other 3 subjects. Pink mesh (Caryophyllales) Herbs, and some succulent plants. Flowers bisexual, thin single-sex, radial symmetry, the same being, different by or single quilt. Face plate with or without; a _set_ number of stamens, 2-1, one of the students who are often associated with perianth, ovary superior, often connate, curved ovule, the majority to one; axis Teli central placenta to placenta. Embryo curved, surrounded by the outer endosperm starch. The projects include Caryophyllaceae, Chenopodiaceae, Section Phytolacca (Phytolaccaceae), Mirabilis Division (Nyctaginaceae), cactus (Cactaceae), Tetragonia Branch (Aizoaceae), corn growing woody (Molluginaceae), purslane Division (Portulacaceae), Basella Branch (Basellaceae), Amaranthaceae (Amaranthaceae) and other 12 families. Very few projects (Polygonales) Only 1 family, the purpose of the same features and subjects. Very few subjects (Polygonaceae) Head Dillenia (s London peach mesh) (Dilleniales) Woody or herbaceous. Flowers neat, gender, differences were, 5 base, imbricate; stamens many, centrifugal development; carpel separation, or a combination of the placenta as a central axis; seeds often endosperm. It includes the head Dillenia Branch and Paeoniaceae. Camellia project (Theales) Woody. Alternate, simple leaves. Spend more gender, roller shot symmetry, is different, 5 base, imbricate, a few spin-like arrangement; stamens often the majority, axile placentation. The project includes Theaceae, Actinidiaceae (Actinidiaceae), borneol spices (Dipterocarpaceae), Garcinia Section (Guttiferea) in 18 subjects. Mallow Head (Malvales) Woody or herbaceous, bark and more fiber. Single Leaves alternate, stipules, young plants with stellate hairs. Flowers bisexual or unisexual, neat, 5 base; calyx valvate; petal-like arrangement of rotation; stamens numerous, the number of joint health, thin _set_ number; ovary superior, carpels many - 3, often connate, axile placentation ovule most - 1, often endosperm. The project includes Tiliaceae, Malvaceae, Elaeocarpus Branch (Elaeocarpaceae), Sterculiaceae (Sterculiaceae), kapok Division (Bombacaceae) 5 families. Viola Head (Violales) Woody or herbaceous. Leaves alternate or opposite; stipules usually present. Flowers usually bisexual, neat, two were spent, 5 base; stamens and petals the same number or more; pistil consists of 3 (even 5) carpels of parietal placentation; ovary superior, ovules many, with 2 layers integument. Often endosperm. The project package Violaceae, Cucurbitaceae, Hydnocarpus Branch (Flacourtiaceae), passionflower Section (Passifloraceae), Redwood Branch (Bixaceae), Tamaricaceae (Tamaricaceae), Stachyuraceae (Stachyuraceae), papaya Division (Caricaceae) , Begoniaceae (Begoniaceae) and other 24 families. Willow Head (Salicales) This project is only 1 family Salicaceae, morphological characteristics the same family. Salicaceae (Salicaceae) Cauliflower head (Capparales) Herbaceous or woody. Single leaf or palmately compound leaves with stipules thin. Flowers actinomorphic to zygomorphic, the majority to _set_ the number of stamens; connate carpels, parietal placentation, the ovary often stem from 2 carpels. Little or lack of endosperm; embryo curved or folded shape. The project includes cauliflower families (Capparaceae), Cruciferae, Moringa Branch (Moringaceae), Osmanthus growing woody (Resedacea) and other 5 families. Rosales (Rosales) Woody or herbaceous. Single leaves or compound leaves, alternate, thin to the students, there are stipules. Flowers bisexual, thin unisexual, actinomorphic, 5 floral base, whorled; most to be the number of stamens; ovary superior to inferior; most carpels connate or from birth to only 1 carpel, ovule number at least the majority. The project includes Section Pittosporum (Pittosporaceae), Hydrangea Branch (Hydrangeaceaae), blackcurrant, Section (Crossulariaceae), Crassulaceae, Saxifragaceae, Rosaceae and other 24 families. Bean Head (Fabales) Woody or herbaceous. Often nodules. Single leaves or compound leaves, alternate, stipules, leaf pillow developed. Flowers bisexual, 5 base; sepals 5, with; petals 5, the radial symmetry to bilateral symmetry; most to be the number of stamens, often 10, usually into two bodies; pistil 1 carpel, 1 room, with the majority of ovules. Pod. Seed without endosperm. Chromosome X = 5 - 14. The present plant petals according to flower shape and arrangement of way. Can be divided into three sections: Mimosaceae, hematoxylin Branch (Branch Caesalpinia), Papilionaceae. Myrtle Head (Myrtales) Woody, rare herbs. Leaves simple, entire, usually opposite, without stipules. Vascular stalks often double tough. Flowers bisexual, neat, 5 or 4 base, 6 thin base (Lythraceae); stamens 2 times in the petals, into two, with the same number or majority of petals; pistil group often reduced to 1 ovary multi-room room, style 1, stigma head-like, from the upper to the lower ovary, ovules 1 to many, in the placenta of uranium, the presence or absence of endosperm. The projects include Myrtaceae, Lythraceae (Lythraceae), Thymelaeaceae (Thymelaeaceae), Link Division (Trapaceae), pomegranate Branch (Punicaceae), Epilobium Branch (Onagraceae), Melastomataceae (Melastomataceae), so that Combretaceae (Combretaceae) in 12 subjects. Mangrove project (Rhizophorales) This project is only a subject of Rhizophoraceae, morphological characteristics the same family. Rhizophoraceae (Rhizophoraceae) Bachelor of about 16 genera, 120 species in Southeast Asia, Africa and tropical America, a number of species, growing in tropical tidal reach of the coastal mudflats, often with Haisang Ke (Sonneratiaceae) , Verbenaceae (Verbenaceae) composed of mangroves and other plants. China has 6 genera and 13 species, 1 variety, producing southwest to the southeast of the South China coast as much. Santalales (Santalales) Herbaceous or woody, often semi-parasitic or parasitic. Leaves alternate or opposite, or degradation. Flowers bisexual or unisexual, the perianth kind of thin with corolla; stamens and tepals are usually the same number of students; pistil from the 2 - 5 carpel synthesis; ovary superior to inferior, often a room. Nuts, berries or nuts like, thin as a capsule-like; seeds with abundant endosperm. This project contains the ashen tree Branch (Olacaceae), Santalaceae, Loranthaceae, mistletoe Branch, snake mushroom Division (Balanophoraceae) in 10 subjects. Euonymus Head (Celastrales) Woody, thin as a herb. Leaves simple, opposite or alternate. Spent most of the smaller, gender, rare single sex, usually 4 - 5 base; faceplate presence or absence; pistils from 2 - a combination of several pieces of carpel; ovary superior, rare for the ovary inferior. The fruit is a capsule, drupe, berry, or samara. The project includes Celastraceae, winged child rattan Branch (Hippocrateaceae), barbed Jasmine Branch (Salvadoraceae), Aquifoliaceae, tea cornel Branch (Icacinaceae) and other 11 families. Euphorbia Head (Euphorbiales) Woody, rarely herbs. Leaves simple, sometimes compound. Flowers unisexual, usually small, often without petals; stamens many to one; the presence or absence of the faceplate; pistil from 2 - 5 (thin majority) carpel synthesis; ovary superior, multi-room, often 3 rooms, ovule Each room 1 - 2. Endosperm-rich seeds. The project includes Buxaceae (Buxaceae), Euphorbiaceae such as 4 families. Rhamnose Head (Rhamnales) Often woody or vines. Single leaf, a small number of compound leaves, alternate, even for students. Flowers bisexual or unisexual, neat, with the number of sepals and petals, stamens and petals of a student; faceplate around the ovary, ovary 2 - 5 rooms, each room 1 - 2 ovules. Seed endosperm. The project includes Rhamnaceae, fire extinguishers Tree Branch (Leeaceae) and grape Section 3 Section. Sapindus subheadings (Sapindales) Woody, thin as a herb. Leaves alternate, opposite or whorled, the leaf or single leaf. Flowers bisexual or unisexual, actinomorphic, rarely zygomorphic, differences were usually 4 - 5 base; stamens mostly 8 or 10,2 round, thin to 4 - 5 or more; faceplate always exist; pistil usually from 2 - 5 carpels; ovary superior, per Room 1 - 2 ovules, thin majority. This project contains the province sell oil Branch (Staphyleaceae), Sapindaceae, Buckeye Branch (Hippocastanaceae), Aceraceae, Olive Branch (Burseraceae), Anacardiaceae, hard wood Branch (Simaroubaceae), Meliaceae (Meliaceae), Rutaceae, Zygophyllaceae other 15 families. Mang Tony ox head (Geraniales) Herbs, rarely woody. Flowers bisexual: thin unisexual, actinomorphic or zygomorphic. Sepals 5 - 3; often a sepal extends back into the distance; petals 5 - 3; stamens 5 - 4 or 10 - 8; usually faceplate; ovary or from the Health Hopson, axile placentation, ovule to a majority. Seeds often without endosperm. The project includes growing woody Oxalis (Oxalidaceae), Mang ox seedlings Branch, Lotus Branch (Tropaeolaceae), Balsaminaceae (Balsaminaceae) and other 5 families. Umbrella project (Apiales, Umbellales) Herbaceous or woody. Single leaves or compound leaves, alternate, opposite or whorled thin; petioles often extended into sheath. Flowers bisexual, thin single-sex, radial symmetry; lined umbrella or re-umbel, sometimes flower heads; ovary inferior, usually with the upper face plate. The projects include Araliaceae and Apiaceae, the sheath handle wood Branch. Rhododendron Head (Ericales) Woody, rare herbs. Leaves simple, without stipules. Flowers bisexual, thin unisexual, actinomorphic or slightly zygomorphic, usually 5 base paper, colored petals at the base end, even a multiple of separation of stamens as petals, even with the number of the alternate; Mountain or from the other anther appendages often, the top hole cracking, often Snap ovary superior or inferior pollen, axile placentation, ovules many, there is endosperm. The project includes Hill Willow Branch (Clethraceae), Ericaceae, deer hoof growing woody (Pyrolaceae), Crystal Orchid (Monotropaceae) and other 8 families. Persimmon Head (Ebenales) Woody. Leaves simple, usually alternate, without stipules. Flowers bisexual or unisexual, usually 4 - 5 base; Geban; stamens as corolla lobes 2 - 3 times, or sometimes reduced to the same number on the corolla tube; ovary superior, thin lower, axial fetal Block, the number of ovules 1 to dream. With endosperm or absence. Rugby Branch of the projects include Mount (Sapotaceae), Persimmon Branch, Symplocos Branch, Division Styrax (Styracaceae) and other 5 families. Primula Head (Primulales) Woody or herbaceous. Leaves simple, often glandular dots, without stipules. Flowers bisexual, thin single-sex, usually actinomorphic, mostly for 5 base, Geban, thin separation or absence; stamens and the corolla lobes while the same number of students, dilute with sepals of students with staminodes; ovary superior or semi-inferior , 1 room, at least the majority of the number of ovules, special legislation or central placentation basal placentation, ovule integument with 2 layers. The project includes Myrsinaceae (Myrsinaceae), and other 3 families Primulaceae. Gentian Head (Gentianales) Woody or herbaceous, vascular bundles with double tough. Leaves often opposite. Flowers bisexual, actinomorphic, 4 - 5 base; corolla tubular, often spin-like arrangement; stamens 4 - 5. Ovary superior, carpels usually 2,2 rooms, dilute a room, or axile placentation parietal placentation. The project includes Loganiaceae (Loganiaceae), Gentianaceae, Apocynaceae, turnip japonica subjects such as 6 families, about 4,500 species. The 4 families of all production. Tomato Head (Solanales) Herbaceous or woody. Single leaf, thin compound leaves, alternate, thin to the students. Flowers bisexual, actinomorphic, thin bilaterally symmetrical, often constitute from 5 base 4; corolla tubular or funnel-shaped, lobes rotate like or imbricate; faceplate exist, stamens 5, was born on the corolla tube; ovary superior , ovules many or 1 - 2. The projects include Solanaceae, Convolvulaceae, Cuscuta Branch, spent spring onion Division (Polemoniaceae), buckbean Branch (Menyanthaceae) and other 8 families. Lip project (Lamiales) Herbaceous or woody, stems often square. Leaves opposite, alternate or whorled. Flowers bisexual, thin single-sex, bilaterally symmetrical, two lip or no; stamens 4 or 2 or the same number of corolla lobes; ovary usually consists of 2 carpels, divided or not, the flowers live or was born in capitals at the bottom of the ovary . Nuts, or divided into 4 small nuts. The project includes Boraginaceae, Verbenaceae, Lamiaceae and other 4 families. Scrophulariaceae Head (Scrophulariales) Woody or herbaceous. Leaves opposite, whorled or alternate, simple leaves or fronds. Flowers actinomorphic or zygomorphic; stamens 4 or 2, even 5; ovary superior, 2 or 1 room, thin 5 rooms, ovules 2 to many (dilute 1). Regular capsules, or berries, stone fruits. The project includes Oleaceae, Scrophulariaceae, Gesneriaceae (Gesneriaceae), Acanthaceae (Acanthaceae), Bignoniaceae (Bignoniaceae), flax Division (Pedaliaceae) in 12 subjects. Campanulaceae Head (Campanulales) Herbal, thin woody. Flowers bisexual, unisexual, actinomorphic or bilaterally symmetrical, corolla usually 5 crack; stamens usually number and alternate with corolla lobes; ovary inferior, 2 - 3 rooms, 2 to many ovules. The project includes Campanulaceae, style growing woody (Stylidiaceae), Goodeniaceae Branch (Goodeniaceae) and other 7 families. Madder Head (Rubiales) Woody or herbaceous. Leaves opposite, whorled, even the upper alternate; stipules clear and persistent, sometimes in the petiole petiole, the separation or co-students. Flowers bisexual, occasionally unisexual, actinomorphic; ovary inferior, even win, 1 up room, ovules 1 to many. The project includes Rubiaceae, Ngau Stellaria Branch (Theligonaceae) 2 Division. Teasel head (Dipsacales) Herbaceous or woody. Leaves opposite, sometimes whorled. Flowers bisexual, actinomorphic or zygomorphic, 4 or 5 base. Stamens to petal lobes of the same number of times or less; ovary inferior or half inferior, carpels usually 2 or 3, dilute 5,1 - number of rooms, each room with 1 - many anatropous ovules. Ovules often not developed in some indoor. The present total of Caprifoliaceae, Valerianaceae (Valerianaceae), teasel Branch (Dipsacaceae) and other 4 families. Asterales (Asterales) This project is only a subject Asteraceae, morphological characteristics the same family. Compositae (Asteraceae, Compositae) is a college of about 1,000 ,25000 - 30000 species, widely distributed around the world, the tropical low. Dicotyledon Dicotyledoneae 039. Casuarinaceae Casuarinaceae 040. Saururaceae Saururaceae 041. Piperaceae Piperaceae 042. Chloranthaceae Chloranthaceae 043. Salicaceae Salicaceae 044. Yang meko Myricaceae 045. Juglandaceae Juglandaceae 046. Betulaceae Betulaceae 047. Fagaceae (Beech Branch) Fagaceae 048. Ulmaceae Ulmaceae 049. Rhoipteleaceae Rhoipteleaceae 050. Moraceae Moraceae 051. Urticaceae Urticaceae 052. Sichuan moss growing woody Podostemaceae 053. Proteaceae Proteaceae 054. Ashen tree families Olacaceae 055. Mountain Division Opiliaceae grapefruit 056. Santalaceae Santalaceae 057. Loranthaceae Loranthaceae 058. Aristolochiaceae Aristolochiaceae 059. Large flowers Section Rafflesiaceae 060. Snake mushroom Division Balanophoraceae 061. Polygonaceae Polygonaceae 062. Chenopodiaceae Chenopodiaceae 063. Amaranthaceae, 064. Mirabilis Nyctaginaceae Division 065. Phytolaccaceae Phytolacca Division 066. Section Aizoaceae Tetragonia 067. Purslane Division Portulacaceae 068. Basella Division Basellaceae 069. Caryophyllaceae Caryophyllaceae 070. Nymphaeaceae Nymphaeaceae 071. Ceratophyllum Division Ceratophyllaceae 072. Euptelea Division Eupteleaceae 073. Kun Lan Shue Division Trochodendraceae 074. Cercidiphyllum Division Cercidiphyllaceae 075. Ranunculaceae Ranunculaceae 076. Lardizabalaceae Lardizabalaceae 077. Berberidaceae Berberidaceae 078. Menispermaceae Menispermaceae 079. Magnoliaceae Magnoliaceae 080. Water Evergreen Branch Tetracentraceae 081. Calycanthaceae Calycanthaceae 082. Annonaceae Annonaceae 083. Myristicaceae Myristicaceae 084. Lauraceae Lauraceae 085. Lotus Tong Branch Hernandiaceae 086. Papaveraceae Papaveraceae 087. Capparaceae (cauliflower Branch) Capparaceae 088. Cruciferae Cruciferae (Brassicaceae) 089. Osmanthus growing woody Resedaceae 090. Moringa Division Moringaceae 091. Bretschneideraceae sinensis Division 092. Nepenthes Division Nepenthaceae 093. Sundew Droseraceae Division 094. Crassulaceae Crassulaceae 095. Saxifragaceae Saxifragaceae 096. Pittosporaceae Pittosporum Division 097. Hamamelidaceae Hamamelidaceae 098. Eucommiaceae Eucommiaceae 099. Platanaceae Platanaceae 100. The rose family Rosaceae 101. Cow tied rattan Division Connaraceae 102. Leguminosae Leguminosae 103. Climb to play Division Pandaceae 104. Oxalidaceae Oxalis growing woody 105. Mang ox seedlings Division Geraniaceae 106. Nasturtium Division Tropaeolaceae 107. Linen Division Linaceae 108. Gu Keke Erythroxylaceae 109. Zygophyllaceae Zygophyllaceae 110. Rutaceae Rutaceae 111. Hard wood Branch Simaroubaceae 112. Olive Branch Burseraceae 113. Meliaceae Meliaceae 114. Golden Formosa Division Malpighiaceae 115. Polygalaceae Polygalaceae 116. Poisonous mouse sub-Section Dichapetalaceae 117. Euphorbiaceae Euphorbiaceae 118. Daphniphyllum Branch (Daphniphyllum Branch) Daphniphyllaceae 119. Water Horse Dental Callitrichaceae 120. Buxaceae Buxaceae 121. Rock High Blanco Empetraceae 122. Masang Ke Coriariaceae 123. Anacardiaceae Anacardiaceae 124. Five wood Branch Pentaphylacaceae 125. Aquifoliaceae Aquifoliaceae 126. Celastraceae Celastraceae 127. Fin sub Rattan Division Hippocrateaceae 128. Thorn jasmine Division Salvadoraceae 129. Staphyleaceae Oil Division Staphyleaceae 130. Tea cornel Division Icacinaceae 131. Aceraceae Aceraceae 132. Buckeye Division Hippocastanaceae 133. Sapindaceae Sapindaceae 134. Sabiaceae Sabiaceae 135. Balsaminaceae Balsaminaceae 136. Rhamnaceae Rhamnaceae 137. Vitaceae Vitaceae 138. Elaeocarpus Elaeocarpaceae Division 139. Tiliaceae Tiliaceae 140. Malvaceae Malvaceae 141. Kapok Division Bombacaceae 142. Sterculiaceae Sterculiaceae 143. Dillenia Section (s peach London Branch) Dilleniaceae 144. Actinidiaceae Actinidiaceae 145. Jinlian Wood Branch Ochnaceae 146. Theaceae Theaceae 147. Garcinia Section Guttiferae (Clusiaceae) 148. Dipterocarpaceae Dipterocarpaceae 149. Furrow Division Elatinaceae Stellaria 150. Petal flower Division Frankeniaceae scales 151. Tamaricaceae Tamaricaceae 152. Helianthemum Cistaceae Division 153. Redwood Section Bixaceae 154. Violaceae Violaceae 155. Chaulmoogra Division Flacourtiaceae 156. Stachyuraceae Stachyuraceae 157. Passionflower Division Passifloraceae 158. Papaya Caricaceae Division 159. Quaternion Division Tetramelaceae Wood 160. Begoniaceae Begoniaceae 161. Hook Division Ancistrocladaceae rattan sticks 162. Cactaceae Cactaceae 163. Thymelaeaceae Thymelaeaceae 164. Elaeagnaceae Elaeagnaceae 165. Lythraceae Lythraceae 166. Haisang Ke Sonneratiaceae 167. Implicit Wing Section Crypteroniaceae 168. Pomegranate Branch Punicaceae 169. Lecythidaceae Lecythidaceae Division 170. Rhizophoraceae Rhizophoraceae 171. Blue fruit Division Nyssaceae 172. Octagonal maple Division Alangiaceae 173. Combretaceae Combretaceae 174. Myrtaceae Myrtaceae 175. Melastomataceae Melastomataceae 176. Link Section Trapaceae 177. Section Onagraceae Epilobium 178. Primary Two immortality Division Haloragaceae 179. Hor_set_ails Division Hippuridaceae 180. False Stellaria Branch (Branch Ngau chickweed) Theligonaceae 181. Cynomorium Division Cynomoriaceae 182. Araliaceae Araliaceae 183. Apiaceae Umbelliferae (Apiaceae) 184. Cornaceae Cornaceae 185. Rock meko Diapensiaceae 186. Alder Stephen Branch (Hill Willow Branch) Clethraceae 187. Wintergreen growing woody Pyrolaceae 188. Ericaceae Ericaceae 189. Myrsinaceae Myrsinaceae 190. Primulaceae Primulaceae 191. White Danko (Blue Ice Branch) Plumbaginaceae 192. Mountain Division Sapotaceae Lam 193. Persimmon Branch (Persimmon Branch) Ebenaceae 194. Symplocos Division Symplocaceae 195. Styracaceae (Styrax Branch) Styracaceae 196. Oleaceae Oleaceae 197. Loganiaceae Loganiaceae 198. Gentianaceae Gentianaceae 199. Apocynaceae Apocynaceae 200. Metaplexis japonica Division Asclepiadaceae 201. Convolvulaceae Convolvulaceae 202. Flowers spring onion Division Polemoniaceae 203. Hydrophyllaceae Hypericum Ma Division 204. Boraginaceae Boraginaceae 205. Verbenaceae Verbenaceae 206. The mint family Labiatae (Lamiaceae) 207. Solanaceae Solanaceae 208. Scrophulariaceae Scrophulariaceae 209. Bignoniaceae Bignoniaceae 210. Til Branch Pedaliaceae 211. Kok til Branch Martyniaceae 212. Orobanchaceae Orobanchaceae 213. Gesneriaceae Gesneriaceae 214. Bladderwort Lentibulariaceae Division 215. Acanthaceae Acanthaceae 216. Pain threshold Lanke Myoporaceae 217. Speranskia growing woody Phrymaceae 218. Car convictions Plantaginaceae 219. Rubiaceae Rubiaceae 220. Caprifoliaceae Caprifoliaceae 221. Adoxa Division Adoxaceae 222. Valerianaceae Valerianaceae 223. Teasel Division Dipsacaceae 224. Cucurbitaceae Cucurbitaceae 225. Campanulaceae Campanulaceae 226. Goodeniaceae Goodeniaceae Division 227. Style growing woody Stylidiaceae 228. Compositae Compositae (Asteraceae)
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shuangziye zhiwu gang Dicotyledon Dicotyledoneae 1 angiosperm classes. With two cotyledons, exceptions may be more than two or two-one, or only one developed a small form as well as infertility. Germ is usually the top students, the two cotyledons from the lateral growth extending between the cotyledons connate, the germ tube-like petiole by the piercing, the general elongation of the radicle into the main root, there soon wither, and the cotyledon node, or Department of Health and adventitious root axes. Which reached a fibrous root hair. Herbaceous or woody. Stems branched, leafy, or very short stems, leaves clustered along the ground. Leaves most of the differentiation into leaves, petioles, often stipule, vein into the net. Vascular component of the stem or arranged in a continuous cylinder around the central pith less, or divided into several bundles, arranged in a round. Between xylem and phloem with the formation of layers, multiple layers to achieve the formation of rings. Woody stems, xylem and phloem form a layer between the activities, resulting in secondary growth layers of wood into the xylem, phloem and bark periderm and other accessories. Does not have secondary growth of plants, sometimes arranged in irregular vascular, rare scattered there. Mosaic from the variable number to the number of 2,3,4 or even 5, in heavy perianth, the more differentiated into calyx and corolla, the original mosaic, flower from the ministries of Health, the constant evolution of Hopson. The number of ministries, are generally more to less, perianth from the radial symmetry to bilateral symmetry, the ovary from the upper to the lower position, the fruit has various types of cracking or no cracking, to close by the □ □ fruit (a variety of type), mature seeds from the endosperm to the no endosperm, the evolutionary trend of above activities are important (but due to the evolution of the ovule, or increase the number of mosaic, is not impossible). According to dicotyledons integument is one or two layers, the epidermis of the nucellus within the top layer that is, whether with or without an additional margin of cell, the ovule is divided into 4 types: ① thick with two layers of integument and nucellus; ② two layers with thin integument and nucellus; ③ with a thick layer of integument and nucellus; ④ with a thin layer of integument and nucellus. These different types of ovules found in different plant groups. (Cheng Min)
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