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Polygonoideae is a
subfamily of
plants in the
family Polygonaceae. It
includes a
number of
plants that can be
highly invasive, such as ****anese knotweed...
- ongoing".
Polygonum is
placed in the
tribe Polygoneae of the
subfamily Polygonoideae.
Within the tribe, it is most
closely related to the
genera Duma and...
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placed in the
tribe ****opyreae (as the only genus) in the
subfamily Polygonoideae. As of March 2019[update],
Plants of the
World Online accepted the following...
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classification in
dividing Polygonaceae into two subfamilies,
Eriogonoideae and
Polygonoideae.
Since 1993, the cir****scriptions of
these two
subfamilies have been...
- 1753.
Within the
family Polygonaceae, it is
placed in the
subfamily Polygonoideae. The
genus Emex was
separated from
Rumex by
Francisco Campderá in 1819...
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Within the
family Polygonaceae,
Persicaria is
placed in the
subfamily Polygonoideae,
where the
tribe Persicarieae consists of two
sister genera, Bistorta...
- genera.
Fallopia is
placed in the
tribe Polygoneae of the
subfamily Polygonoideae.
Within the tribe, it is most
closely related to the
genera Reynoutria...
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synonyms in 1989.
Rheum is
placed in the
family Polygonaceae,
subfamily Polygonoideae.
Within the subfamily, it is in the
tribe Rumiceae,
along with the two...
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first published by Carl
Linnaeus in 1753. It is
placed in the
subfamily Polygonoideae,
tribe Calligoneae,
along with its
sister genus, Pteropyrum. Calligonum...
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Michael J. & Kron,
Kathleen A. (2015). "An
updated molecular phylogeny of
Polygonoideae (Polygonaceae):
Relationships of Oxygonum, Pteroxygonum, and Rumex,...
