Liliales (liliales) Monocotyledons Programme (Lily Gang) Herbs, rarely herbaceous or woody vines, or woody, often with rhizomes, bulbs or corms. Leaves alternate, rarely opposite or whorled, sometimes all the basal, leaf, flower gender, less unisexual, mostly insect-flower, usually 3 base, perianth often two, showing petal-like, separation or the lower part of the United tube shape; stamens and tepals are usually the same number of pollen grains dual-core, thin 3-core, multi with a single groove; ovary carpels usually 3, upper or lower position, axile placentation, ovules few to many per room . Fruit usually a capsule, berry or drupe thin as; seeds with rich endosperm. The projects include the rain for a long time to spend Branch (pontederiaceae), lily, freesia (iridaceae), one hundred subjects (stemonaceae), yam (dioscoreaceae) and other 15 families.
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Liliales (Liliales) is the angiosperm Angiospermae (Engler system), monocots, a project under the Programme Monocotyledoneae. Monocotyledons Programme (Lily Gang) Herbs, rarely herbaceous or woody vines, or woody, often with rhizomes, bulbs or corms. Leaves alternate, rarely opposite or whorled, sometimes all the basal, leaf, flower gender, less unisexual, mostly insect-flower, usually 3 base, perianth often two, showing petal-like, separation or the lower part of the United tube shape; stamens and tepals are usually the same number of pollen grains dual-core, thin 3-core, multi with a single groove; ovary carpels usually 3, upper or lower position, axile placentation, ovules few to many per room . Fruit usually a capsule, berry or drupe thin as; seeds with rich endosperm. The projects include the rain for a long time to spend Branch (Pontederiaceae), Liliaceae, freesia (Iridaceae), one hundred subjects (Stemonaceae), yam (Dioscoreaceae), Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllidaceae) and other 15 families.
Liliaceae