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Comparison between Ranunculaceae and Menispermaceae

Learn about the comparison between Ranunculaceae and Menispermaceae. Comparison # Ranunculaceae: 1. Habit of Ranunculaceae are herbs or climbers. 2. Leaves of Ranunculaceae is simple, rarely compound (Clematis). 3. Flower of Ranunculaceae are hermaphrodite, actinomorphic (Ranunculus), rarely zygomorphic (Delphinium). 4. Calyx & Corolla are distinct, identical or different (Delphinium). 5. Stamens are many and free. 6. Gynoecium have ∞ Carpels: [...]

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Comparison between Apocynaceae and Asclepiadaceae

Learn about the comparison between Apocynaceae and Asclepiadaceae. Comparison # Apocynaceae: 1. Habit-Plant herbs or shrubs with latex. 2. Leaves-Simple, opposite-decussate or whorled, exstipulate. 3. Inflorescence-Generally cymose rarely solitary. 4. Flower-Complete, hermaphrodite, actinomorphic, hypogynous. 5. Calyx-Sepals 4-5, gamosepalous, imbricate. 6. Corolla-Petals 5, gamopetalous, infundibuliform, twisted. 7. Corona-Sometimes present. 8. Androecium-Stamens 5, polyandrous, epipetalous, pollinia and translators absent. 9. Gynoecium-Carpels 2, [...]

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Comparison between Bignoniaceae and Acanthaceae

Learn about the comparison between Bignoniaceae and Acanthaceae. Comparison # Bignoniaceae: 1. Habit-Woody tree or climber. 2. Leaf-Compound, pinnate, no cystoliths. 3. Calyx-5, sepal, gamosepalous. 4. Corolla-Petals 5, bilabiate or infundibuliform. 5. Androecium-Stamens 4, epipetalous, 5th posterior staminode. 6. Gynoecium-Carpels 2, syncarpous. 7. Placentation-Axile or parietal. 8. Fruit-Capsule. 9. Seed-Winged. Comparison # Acanthaceae: 1. Habit-Herbs. 2. Leaf-Simple, cystoliths present. 3. [...]

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