Hamamelididae

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Hamamelididae is a botanical subclass of flowering plants within the dicot group, historically used to classify certain woody families such as the witch-hazel family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf botanical subclass
subclass of dicotyledons
taxonomic rank
belongsToGroup dicotyledons
characteristic flowering plants
mostly woody plants
primarily trees and shrubs
circumscriptionBasis morphological characters
class Magnoliopsida NERFINISHED
commonName Hamamelidid dicots
contains Altingiaceae
Cercidiphyllaceae NERFINISHED
Eupteleaceae NERFINISHED
Hamamelidaceae
Myrothamnaceae NERFINISHED
Platanaceae NERFINISHED
Trochodendraceae NERFINISHED
distribution mainly temperate regions
division Magnoliophyta
flowerType angiosperms NERFINISHED
higherClassification dicotyledons in traditional systems
includesPlantsWith simple flowers
wind or insect pollination
woody habit
includesTaxaWith alternate leaves
stipules often present
woody inflorescences in some families
kingdom Plantae
nomenclaturalEnding -idae
relevance historically important in dicot classification
replacedInModernSystemsBy eudicots
taxonomicConcept paraphyletic under modern phylogenetic analyses
taxonomicRank subclass
taxonomicStatus historical
taxonomicSystem Cronquist system NERFINISHED
taxonomicUsage used in older classification systems
typeFamily Hamamelidaceae NERFINISHED
usedBy Arthur Cronquist NERFINISHED

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Magnoliopsida subclass Hamamelididae