Definitions

1. The Amaryllidaceae is the family of amaryllis and related plants.
2. Amaryllidaceae is a family of flowering plants with over 800 species in about 60 genera.
3. The Amaryllidaceae is a large group consisting of about 860 species in 59 genera.
4. The Amaryllidaceae are now considered part of the Asparagales.
5. Amaryllidaceae is the botanical name of a family of flowering plants.

Los Neros

1. Los g--neros actualmente aceptados de Amaryllidaceae son los siguientes (los sin--nimos se listan entre par--ntesis).
2. R. Brown, en 1810, fue el primero en proponer que los g--neros con ovario s--pero deb--an ser excluidos de Amaryllidaceae.

Meerow Et

1. For the Amaryllidaceae + Agapanthaceae node, see Meerow et al.
2. Systematics of Amaryllidaceae based on cladistic analysis of plastid sequence data -- Meerow et al.

Una

1. El Grupo para la Filogenia de las Angiospermas ( APG), en su publicaci--n de 1998, acept-- a Amaryllidaceae como una familia separada.
2. Las Amaryllidaceae son una familia de plantas del orden Asparagales, clase Liliopsida.

Amaryllidaceae

1. Las vistosas flores de Amaryllidaceae son polinizadas por abejas, avispas, mariposas, polillas y p--jaros.
2. Luego fue trasladado a la familia Amaryllidaceae y m--s tarde nuevamente trasladado a la familia Alliaceae.
3. La multiplicaci--n vegetativa en las especies de Amaryllidaceae est-- asegurada a trav--s de los bulbos y los rizomas que presentan estas especies.
4. Asimismo, varias especies de Amaryllidaceae son est--riles, por lo que la reproducci--n vegetativa es la --nica alternativa reproductiva que poseen.

Amaryllis Family

1. Amaryllis, Hippeastrum, Narcissus, and several other members of the amaryllis family Amaryllidaceae.
2. Controversy has arisen as to whether the polymorphism exists in Narcissus triandrus L. of the Amaryllidaceae.
3. Tags: amaryllidaceae, liliales, liliopsida, magnoliophyta, plantae, scadoxus, scadoxus multiflorus.
4. Amaryllidaceae (am-uh-ril-id-AY-see-ay) - The Amaryllis family, named for a shepherdess in Greek mythology, means sparkling.

Ovaries

1. The two families have traditionally been separated by including species with inferior ovaries in Amaryllidaceae and those with superior ovaries in Liliaceae.
2. Agapanthus differs from other Amaryllidaceae in having superior ovaries.
3. Fay & Chase (1996) recommend the recognition of Agapanthus as a subfamily, Agapanthoideae, in Amaryllidaceae.
4. Plant family: amaryllidaceae I use the GRIN online query system to determine plant families.
5. Amaryllidaceae, which have inferior ovaries, includes CRINUM; GALANTHUS; LYCORIS; and NARCISSUS and are known for AMARYLLIDACEAE ALKALOIDS.

Sister

1. Tribe Hippeastreae are the only clade in Amaryllidaceae s.s.
2. Alliaceae and Amaryllidaceae have moderate support (85% jackknife) as sister groups.
3. In all trnL-F topologies the well-supported Amaryllideae is sister to the rest of Amaryllidaceae, with high bootstrap and jackknife support.
4. Raven and Axelrod (1974) postulated a western Gondwanaland origin for Amaryllidaceae sensu Huber (1969) , and this is supported by the plastid DNA phylogeny.
5. The tribe Amaryllideae, primarily South African and well supported by numerous morphological synapomorphies, is sister to the rest of Amaryllidaceae.

Apg Ii

1. The APG II system (2003) includes Amaryllidaceae in Alliaceae but allows for its optional recognition, in the order Asparagales, in the monocots clade.
2. Secondo la Classificazione APG II rientrano in questa famiglia anche alcuni generi in precedenza classificati tra le Agapanthaceae e le Amaryllidaceae.
3. Il sistema della Classificazione APG II (2003) prevede la possibilit-- di raggruppare tutte le Amaryllidaceae all'interno della famiglia delle Alliaceae.

Themidaceae

1. El tipo de estilo, entonces, sustenta la separaci--n de Alliaceae sensu stricto de Themidaceae, Agapanthaceae y Amaryllidaceae.
2. Fay and Chase (1996) resurrect Themidaceae and transfer Agapanthus to Amaryllidaceae, on the basis of rbc L DNA sequencing.
3. Tags: amaryllidaceae, asparagales, liliopsida, magnoliophyta, plantae, zephyranthes, zephyranthes grandiflora.

Genera

1. Southern Africa also has several Amaryllidaceae with remarkable dispersal abilities.
2. A total of 22 species of southern African Amaryllidaceae in the genera Crinum, Cyrtanthus and Pancratium conform to the syndrome of sphingophily.
3. Agapanthus is sister to Amaryllidaceae in the combined topologies ( Fig.
4. Zygomorphic and actinomorphic flowers occur in the Amaryllidaceae, and several genera ( Crinum, Cyrtanthus, Phycella) are polymorphic.

Clivia

1. All Amaryllidaceae are perennials and apart from Clivia, Cryptostephanus and Scadoxus, which have rhizomes, the majority have bulbous storage organs.
2. Die Klivie ( Clivia miniata) ist eine der vier Pflanzenarten in der Gattung der Klivien ( Clivia) aus der Familie der Amaryllisgew-chse (Amaryllidaceae).

Bulbous Plants

1. Sprekelia is a genus of about 1-2 of bulbous plants in the family Amaryllidaceae, or Alliaceae.
2. Vallota -- un genere di piante della famiglia delle Amaryllidaceae, originario del Sudafrica.
3. Di Fulvio, T. E. 1973 Contribucíon al conocimiento cariológico de Amaryllidaceae.
4. Spring Snowflake ( Leucojum vernum) and Summer Snowflake ( Leucojum aestivum) are bulbous plants belonging to the Amaryllidaceae family.

Family Amaryllidaceae

1. Vallota is a genus of the plant family Amaryllidaceae.
2. Commons alberga contenido multimedia sobre Amaryllidaceae.
3. Hymenocallis is a genus of plants in the family Amaryllidaceae.
4. Norbelladine alkaloids, unique to Amaryllidaceae, are tyrosine derivatives; they are responsible for the poisonous properties of a number of the species.
5. Amaryllidaceae species are considered more advanced in evolution than the lilies.

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