Polygonaceae plants are herbaceous or shrubby, rarely climbing plants or trees are met with; stem usually with swollen nodes. Leaves of Polygonaceae is simple, alternate, entire, stipulate; stipules ochreate. Inflorescence is usually a raceme often forming a panicle, rarely the inflorescence is cymose or the flowers are in clusters. Flowers of Polygonaceae is usually bisexual, […]
Study Notes on Polygonaceae | Dicotyledonae
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Classification of Geraniales: 14 Families | Dicotyledonae
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In this article we will discuss about the classification of Geraniales. According to Engler, Geraniales consists of fourteen families:- 1. Geraniaceae 2. Oxalidaceae 3. Tropaeolaceae 4. Balsaminaceae 5. Linaceae 6. Zygophyllaceae 7. Rutaceae 8. Simarubaceae 9. Burseraceae 10. Mieliaceae 11. Malpighiaceae 12. Polygalaceae 13. Euphorbiacea 14. Buxaceae. Family # 1. Geraniaceae: Annual herbs or undershrub’s, […]
Classification of Rhamnales: 2 Families | Dicotyledonae
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In this article we will discuss about the classification of Rhamnales. According to Engler, Rhamnales consists of two families:- 1. Rhamnaceae 2. Vitaeae. Family # 1. Rhamnaceae: Rhamnaceae are trees or shrubs, often armed with spines, or climbers, climbing by hooks or tendrils or twining stems, rarely herbs. Leaves are simple, stipulate, alternate or rarely […]
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