- The
Scrophulariaceae are a
family of
flowering plants,
commonly known as the
figwort family. The
plants are
annual and
perennial herbs, as well as shrubs...
- 2011-03-12.
Retrieved 2009-11-06. Pennel,
Francis Whittier (1935). The
Scrophulariaceae of
eastern temperate North America. Philadelphia:
George W. Carpenter...
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Plantaginaceae sensu stricto (in the
strict sense) were
nested within Scrophulariaceae (but
forming a
group that did not
include the type
genus of that family...
- [clarification needed]
Antirrhinum used to be
treated within the
family Scrophulariaceae, but
studies of DNA
sequences have led to its
inclusion in a vastly...
-
Bolster heath or
cushion moorland is a type of
vegetation community that
features a
patchwork of very low growing,
tightly packed plants found at the limits...
- the
family Scrophulariaceae or
Gesneriaceae in some
older classifications. The
current placement of the
genus is in
neither Scrophulariaceae s.s. nor Plantaginaceae...
-
flowering plants,
common name
mullein (/ˈmʌlɪn/), in the
figwort family Scrophulariaceae. They are
native to
Europe and Asia, with the
highest species diversity...
-
plants in the
order Lamiales that has been
recently segregated from
Scrophulariaceae. The
family includes three genera, Calceolaria, Porodittia, and Jovellana...
- The
Madeira Archipelago is a
group of
islands in the
North Atlantic Ocean, west of the
Iberian Peninsula. The
archipelago consists of Madeira, the largest...
- [ˈŋaio]) or
mousehole tree, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Scrophulariaceae and is
endemic to New Zealand. It is a fast
growing shrub or small...
