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Agavoideae is a
subfamily of
monocot flowering plants in the
family Asparagaceae,
order Asparagales. It has
previously been
treated as a
separate family...
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correspond to the
originally separate families.
These are:
subfamily Agavoideae =
family Agavaceae and
family Hesperocallidaceae (the agaves, yuccas,...
- tuberose, is a
perennial plant in the
family Asparagaceae,
subfamily Agavoideae,
extracts of
which are used as a note in perfumery. Now
widely grown as...
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subfamily Agavoideae, are well
known to
produce bulbils that do not
actually meet the
botanical criterion to be
considered a bulb.
Within Agavoideae, bulbils...
- The
genus is
currently placed in the
family Asparagaceae,
subfamily Agavoideae, and is
native to
northeast Asia (China, ****an, Korea, and the Russian...
- Asparagaceae, and
Agave was
treated as one of 18
genera in the
subfamily Agavoideae, a
position retained in the APG IV
system of 2016.
Agaves and
close relatives...
- Cordyline) into the
family Dracaenaceae or
placed in the
Agavaceae (now
Agavoideae). The name
dracaena is
derived from the
romanized form of the Ancient...
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genus of
perennial shrubs and
trees in the
family Asparagaceae,
subfamily Agavoideae. Its 40–50
species are
notable for
their rosettes of evergreen, tough...
- Lomandraceae.
Other authors have
placed the
genus in the
Agavaceae (now
Agavoideae).
Cordyline is
native to the
western Pacific Ocean region, from New Zealand...
- Cryptosteph****, Cyrtanthus, Haemanthus, Rauhia, Scadoxus,
Stenomesson Asparagaceae Agavoideae: Agave, Beschorneria, Furcraea, Hesperaloe, Hesperoyucca, Manfreda, Polianthes...
