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Comparison among Malvaceae, Sterculiaceae and Tiliaceae

Learn about the comparison among Malvaceae, Sterculiaceae and Tiliaceae. Comparison # Malvaceae: 1. Plants-Herbs, shrubs and trees. 2. Leaves-Simple, palmately compound (Bombax). 3. Flowers-Regular, bisexual, epicalyx present. 4. Calyx-Sepals 5, united. 5. Corolla-Petals 5, free, twisted. 6. Androecium-Stamens α, monadelphous, epipetalous; anther : celled. 7. Gynoecium-Carpels (1 - α), usually (5), ovary 1 α chamtered with 1 or more ovules [...]

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Comparison between Brassicaceae and Capparidaceae

Learn about the comparison between Brassicaceae and Capparidaceae. Comparison # Brassicaceae (Crucifere): 1. Leaves of Brassicaceae  are simple, radical or cauline, pinnatifid or lobed, exstipulate. 2. Inflorescence is corymb or corymbose raceme. 3. Flowers is ebracteate, no androphore or androgynophore. 4. Brassicaceae have four petals, cruciform. 5. Brassicaceae have six stamens, tetradynamous. 6. Fruit are siliqua or silicula. 7. Seeds [...]

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Comparison between Rutaceae and Meliaceae

Learn about the comparison between Rutaceae and Meliaceae. Comparison # Rutaceae: 1. Habit-Shrubs, trees rarely herbs. 2. Leaves-Simple or pinnately compound, gland dotted. 3. Inflorescence-Cymose or variable. 4. Calayx-Sepals 3-5, gamosepalous. 5. Corolla-Petals 3-5, polypetalous, rarely absent. 6. Androecium-Stamens 3-10-α, free, attached to disc. 7. Gynoecium-Carpels 2-4-5, syncarpous, ovary superior, axile placentation. 8. Fruit-Capsule or hespiridium. 9. Floral formula Comparison [...]

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