Taxodiaceae

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Taxodiaceae is a former family of mostly large, long-lived coniferous trees such as redwoods and bald cypresses, now generally treated within the cypress family Cupressaceae.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former plant family
taxonomic group
class Pinopsida
commonName taxodiads
coneCharacteristic often globose or ovoid cones
woody cones
currentlyIncludedIn Cupressaceae NERFINISHED
deciduousMember Metasequoia glyptostroboides NERFINISHED
Taxodium distichum NERFINISHED
distribution Australia and Tasmania NERFINISHED
East Asia NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
Northern Hemisphere NERFINISHED
division Pinophyta NERFINISHED
economicUse ornamental planting
timber production
habitat montane forests
temperate forests
wetlands and swamp forests
kingdom Plantae
leafPersistence mostly evergreen with some deciduous genera
leafType needle‑like leaves
lifespan long‑lived
notableMember Athrotaxis cupressoides NERFINISHED
Athrotaxis selaginoides NERFINISHED
Cryptomeria japonica NERFINISHED
Cunninghamia lanceolata NERFINISHED
Glyptostrobus pensilis NERFINISHED
Metasequoia glyptostroboides NERFINISHED
Sciadopitys verticillata
Sequoia sempervirens NERFINISHED
Sequoiadendron giganteum NERFINISHED
Taxodium distichum NERFINISHED
notableTrait some species among longest‑lived trees
some species among tallest trees on Earth
order Pinales
photosyntheticPathway C3
plantType coniferous
evergreen trees
pollination wind‑pollinated
recognizedBy older botanical classifications
reproduction seed cones
status obsolete family in modern classifications
subfamilyCorrespondence roughly corresponds to subfamily Sequoioideae within Cupressaceae
roughly corresponds to subfamily Taxodioideae within Cupressaceae
taxonomicChange family largely merged into Cupressaceae in late 20th century
taxonomicRank family
typicalGrowthForm large trees
woodType softwood

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Cupressales includes Taxodiaceae