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Order Magnoliales
... Order Magnoliales Order Magnoliales Family Magnoliaceae (Magnolia) Order Magnoliales has perfect flowers, free floral parts, sepals and petals which are similar, numerous stamens and carpels, and a superior ovary. The fruit which looks like ...
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Order Cactales
... Order Cactales Order Cactales Family Cactaceae (Cactus) Order Cactales has perfect flowers, free floral parts, except the carpels, inferior ovary, fruit is a berry. Credit: http://130.17.2.215/jpeg/opuntia.jpg Link ...
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Order Ericales
... Order Ericales Order Ericales Family Ericaceae Order Ericales generally has perfect flowers, petals united to form corolla, stamens twice the number of corolla lobes, fruit is a berry or capsule, ovary variable with the ...
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Order Rosales
... Order Rosales Order Rosales Family Rosaceae (Rose) Order Rosales has mostly perfect flowers, stamens frequently numerous, petals free, ovary inferior if carpels are united, alternating stipulated leaves, some herbaceous forms, variety of fruit types but mostly fleshy. There are many features in common with the Order Saxifragales. Credit: http://www-wane ...
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Order Leguminales
... Order Leguminales Order Leguminales Family Leguminaceae (Pea) Leguminales usually have perfect flowers, single carpel, superior ovary, leaves mostly compound, fruit is a legume, nodules on roots, flowers frequently zygomorphic. Credit: http://www-wane ...
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Order Salicales
... Order Salicales Order Salicales Family Salicaceae (Willow) Order Salicales- imperfect and incomplete flowers, flower a catkin, no petals, superior ovary, fruit a capsule, simple stipulate leaves. Seeds without endosperm. Credit: http:130.17.2 ...
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Order Fagales
Order Fagales Order Fagales Family Fagaceae (Beech) Order Fagales imperfect and incomplete flowers, male flower a catkin, ovary inferior or naked, fruit a nut. Link to the Fagaceae, Bailey Arboretum, Cornell University. Dallwitz, M. J. (1995 onwards). `The Families of Flowering Plants: Descriptions and Illustrations.' URL http://muse.bio.cornell.edu/delta/ Return to Main Menu Woody Dicots
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Order Ranales
... Order Ranales Order Ranales Family Ranunculaceae (Buttercup) Order Ranales- perfect flower, numerous spirally stamens, numerous carpels, superior ovary, sepals and petals, six stamens, single pistil, fruit a capsule. Link to the Ranunculaceae, Bailey Arboretum ...
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Order Cruciales
... Order Cruciales Order Cruciales Family Cruciferae (Mustard) Order Cruciales has perfect flower, four sepals and petals, six stamens, single pistil, superior ovary, fruit a capsule. Credit: http://www.knoware.nl/flora/Cruciferae_(Brassicaceae)/ Brassica ...
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Order Boraginales
... Order Boraginales Order Boraginales Family Boraginaceae (Borage) Order Boraginales- perfect flower, superior ovary, two fused carpels, stamen adhers to fused petals, flowers frequently in a coiled cyme, hairy plants, fruit-four nutlets or four ...
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