Magnoliid Dicot Family (Noun)
Meaning
Family of dicotyledonous flowering plants regarded as among the most primitive of extant angiosperms.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The magnoliid dicot family includes some of the most well-known plants, such as the magnolia and the laurel.
- The classification of plants in the magnoliid dicot family is still a subject of ongoing research and some debate among botanists.
- The fossil record of the magnoliid dicot family dates back to the Cretaceous period, indicating a long evolutionary history for these plants.
- Plants in the magnoliid dicot family are characterized by the presence of vessels in the xylem, a trait they share with other dicotyledonous plants.
- Researchers have identified the magnoliid dicot family as one of the most ancient lineages of flowering plants based on molecular and morphological data.
Hypernyms
Hyponyms
- Calycanthus Family
- Custard-apple Family
- Family Berberidaceae
- Magnolia Family
- Strawberry-shrub Family
- Buttercup Family
- Family Lauraceae
- Family Winteraceae
- Family Myristicaceae
- Crowfoot Family
- Lardizabala Family
- Water-shield Family
- Family Ceratophyllaceae
- Moonseed Family
- Winter's Bark Family
- Family Paeoniaceae
- Peony Family
- Family Ranunculaceae
- Family Lardizabalaceae
- Family Menispermaceae
- Family Cercidiphyllaceae
- Nutmeg Family
- Family Calycanthaceae
- Family Nymphaeaceae
- Subfamily Cabombaceae
- Barberry Family
- Family Magnoliaceae
- Subfamily Nelumbonaceae
- Family Annonaceae
- Water-lily Family
- Laurel Family