- The
malvids consist of
eight orders of
flowering plants: Br****icales, Crossosomatales, Geraniales, Huerteales, Malvales, Myrtales,
Picramniales and Sapindales...
- in turn, are
divided into two groups:
fabids (Fabidae,
eurosids I) and
malvids (Malvidae,
eurosids II). The
rosids consist of 17 orders. In
addition to...
- ****gany and neem. The APG III
system of 2009
includes it in the
clade malvids (in rosids, in eudicots) with the
following nine families: Anacardiaceae...
-
Oxalidales order Malpighiales order Celastrales order Zygophyllales clade Malvids order Geraniales order Myrtales order Crossosomatales order Picramniales...
-
Fabids (eurosids I)
Malvids (eurosids II)...
- The
Myrtales are an
order of
flowering plants in the
malvid clade of the
rosid group of dicotyledons. Well-known
members of
Myrtales include: myrtle, pōhutukawa...
-
Fabids Malvids...
- a
group formerly known as
eurosids II and now
known informally as the
malvids. This is true
whether Malvidae is cir****scribed
broadly to
include eight...
- have a smooth,
woody coating. The
relationships between orders within the
Malvid clade,
according to the APG system, is
represented by the
following tree...
-
together with the
transfer of the COM
clade from the
fabids (rosid I) to the
malvids (rosid II). The
phylogenetic tree
shown below is from Xi et al. (2012)...
