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Asterid

plant group
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  • Filigreed snake gourd flower
    angiosperm
    / Annotated classification

    Asterids A strongly supported group of 17 orders, most of them with a corolla tube and few stamens. APG IV divides the group into three distinct lineages: the basal asterids, the lamiids, and the campanulids. Basal asterids Order Cornales Families:

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    Asterids A strongly supported group of 17 orders, most of them with a corolla tube and few stamens. APG IV divides the group into three distinct lineages: the basal asterids, the lamiids, and the campanulids. Basal asterids Order Cornales Families:

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