Malvids

E82405
clade of flowering plants rosid clade

Malvids are a major clade of flowering plants within the rosids that includes economically important families such as Brassicaceae (mustards) and Malvaceae (mallows).

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf clade of flowering plants →
rosid clade →
class Magnoliopsida →
containsOrder Brassicales →
Crossosomatales →
Geraniales →
Huerteales →
Malvales →
Myrtales →
Oxalidales →
Picramniales →
Sapindales →
division Magnoliophyta →
economicImportance includes many crop species →
includes many horticultural species →
includes many medicinal plants →
includes many timber species →
includesCrop broccoli →
cabbage →
cacao →
cashew →
citrus fruits →
cotton →
lychee →
mango →
rapeseed →
includesFamily Anacardiaceae →
Bombacaceae →
Brassicaceae →
Crossosomatales →
surface form: Crossosomataceae

Geraniaceae →
Malvaceae →
Meliaceae →
Myrtaceae →
Oxalidales →
surface form: Oxalidaceae

Picramniaceae →
Rutaceae →
Sapindaceae →
Sterculiaceae →
Tiliaceae →
kingdom Plantae →
orderGroup rosids →
partOf core rosids →
photosyntheticPathway C3 photosynthesis (predominantly) →
recognizedBy APG III classification →
surface form: APG III system

APG IV system →
sisterClade Fabids →
subcladeOf angiosperms →
eudicots →
rosids →
taxonomicRank clade →

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Rosids → contains → Malvids →