The Families of Flowering Plants

Asphodelaceae (aloe) is classified as Dahlgren et al. (1985) Dicotyledonous plants are divided into several supergroups, among which Liliiflorae is the largest. The order of Asparagales is the largest of the five orders of Liliiflorea. One family of Asparagales families recognized by Dahlgren et al. Is Asphodelaceae (Chase et al. (2000).

Solanaceae or Nighthades are an economically important family of flowering plants. It ranges from annuals and perennial herbs to grapes, grapevines, epiphytes, shrubs, and many important crops, medicinal plants, spices, weeds and ornamental trees. Many members of the family contain powerful alkaloids, some of which are very toxic, but many, including tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, bell / dust and tobacco, are widely used. Families belong to the group of asteroids and Solanales of the Magnoliopsida (dicot) plant class. Solanaceae consists of about 98 genera and about 2,700 species and has diverse habitats, morphology and ecology.

Today, flowering plants are the most important terrestrial plant in the world. There are more than 300 different families of flowering plants. With over 15,000 species, Asteraceae is one of the largest and most diverse families of angiosperm, their flowers are highly evolving. Dandelions, daisies and sunflowers are common species of the Asteraceae. In these species, many small individual flowers packed tightly to form a dense inflorescence called the head, which looks like a big flower. Individual flowers in the head each have a single ovule that produces a single seed upon fertilization. Many species of asteraceae such as dandelions have evolved highly specialized sepals called scaly and pappas. In the summer, dandelion bushes spread to a furry-like white structure that helps small white seeds spread out in the wind.