- ✶ or ÷ P3+3 A3+3 G(3) The lily family,
Liliaceae,
consists of
about 15
genera and 610
species of
flowering plants within the
order Liliales. They are...
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Liliaceae genera has been much
reduced by
modern molecular phylogenetic based taxonomy. The
current taxonomy of
Liliaceae treats the
family Liliaceae...
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families Liliaceae and Amaryllidaceae. The
Liliaceae had
eight subfamilies and the
Amaryllidaceae four. In this
rearrangement of
Liliaceae, with fewer...
- the
plant family Liliaceae has had a
complex history since its
first description in the mid-eighteenth century. Originally, the
Liliaceae were
defined as...
- much
reorganisation and at
various times was
combined with the
related Liliaceae.
Since 2009, a very
broad view has
prevailed based on phylogenetics, and...
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Liliaceae had
become vast and complicated.
Baker placed Ornithogalum in the
tribe Scilleae, one of
eight tribes into
which he
divided the
Liliaceae....
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complex and controversial. The
tulip is a
member of the lily family,
Liliaceae,
along with 14
other genera,
where it is most
closely related to Amana...
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Kurdish tulip, is a
species of
flowering plant in the lily
family Liliaceae,
native to a wide
stretch of Asia
including Turkey, Iran (e.g. Kurdistan)...
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spring flowering herbaceous bulbous perennial plants in the lily
family (
Liliaceae). The type species,
Fritillaria meleagris, was
first described in Europe...
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superior ovary,
which previously placed them
within the lily
family (
Liliaceae), and
their leaves are fleshy, mucilaginous, and
arranged in a
basal rosette...
