Which Caryophyllales families contain many salt-tolerant plants?

Within the order Caryophyllales, several families are notable for containing many species adapted to saline environments (halophytes).

The following families are specifically identified as having many salt-tolerant members:

• Amaranthaceae: This family contains many species that thrive in poor, saline soils. A prominent example is the genus Atriplex (saltbush), which is extremely tolerant of high salt concentrations and commonly found in coastal areas.123
• Caryophyllaceae: Known as the pink or carnation family, it includes many members adapted to desert or saline habitats.4
• Polygonaceae: This family also features many species adapted to desert or halophytic conditions.4
• Plumbaginaceae: While common worldwide, most members of this family thrive in saline environments, such as seashores.4
• Frankeniaceae: This is a strongly halophytic family that, along with Tamaricaceae, possesses specialized salt-excreting glands to cope with saline conditions.5