Taxales

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Taxales is a small order of coniferous gymnosperms that traditionally includes yew-like trees and shrubs such as those in the family Cephalotaxaceae.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf order of gymnosperms
plant order
taxonomic rank
clade conifers
gymnosperms
class Pinopsida
commonMembersDescribedAs yew-like shrubs
yew-like trees
containsPlantsWith evergreen foliage
needle-like leaves
scale-like leaves
seeds not enclosed in fruits
division Pinophyta
etymologyLanguage Latin
hasRepresentativeGenus Cephalotaxus
Taxus
historicallyRecognizedIn traditional gymnosperm classifications
isA order of conifers
order of seed plants
order of vascular plants
kingdom Plantae
leafPersistence mostly evergreen
namedAfter Taxus
notableEconomicImportance source of ornamental plants
source of timber (some species)
notablePhytochemistry contains taxa producing taxane alkaloids (e.g., from Taxus)
oftenTreatedAs synonym of Taxaceae in modern systems
photosyntheticPathway C3
phylum Tracheophyta
pollination wind-pollinated
recognizedBy some 20th-century gymnosperm taxonomists
relatedTo Gnetophyta
surface form: Gnetales

Pinales
reproductiveType gymnospermous
seedDispersal often by birds
subclass Pinidae
subdivision Pinophyta
surface form: Acrogymnospermae
taxonomicRank order
taxonomicStatus disputed
traditionalCircumscriptionIncludes Cephalotaxaceae
Taxaceae
typicalGrowthForm shrubs
trees
typicalHabitat montane forests
temperate regions
woodyOrHerbaceous woody

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Cephalotaxaceae order Taxales