Fumariaceae

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Fumariaceae is a family of flowering plants known for their often delicate, dissected leaves and irregular, spurred flowers, which includes genera such as Corydalis and Dicentra (bleeding hearts).

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Fumariaceae canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf plant family
taxon
class Magnoliopsida
commonName fumitory family
containsGenus Adlumia
Capnoides
Ceratocapnos
Corydalis
Cysticapnos
Dactylicapnos
Lamprocapnos
surface form: Dicentra

Fumaria
Hypecoum
Lamprocapnos
Ceratocapnos
surface form: Platycapnos

Pseudofumaria
Sarcopyramis
distribution Northern Hemisphere
temperate regions
division Magnoliophyta
exampleOrnamental Corydalis
surface form: Corydalis lutea

Lamprocapnos
surface form: Dicentra spectabilis

Lamprocapnos
surface form: Lamprocapnos spectabilis
flowerStructure spurred petals
flowerSymmetry bilateral symmetry
flowerType zygomorphic
growthForm herbaceous plants
hasCharacteristic delicate leaves
dissected leaves
irregular flowers
spurred flowers
includesLifeForm annual herbs
perennial herbs
kingdom Plantae
leafType compound leaves
finely divided leaves
notableGenus Corydalis
Lamprocapnos
surface form: Dicentra
notableSpeciesUse ornamental plants
order Ranunculales
phylogeneticPlacement often treated as subfamily Fumarioideae of Papaveraceae in modern systems
pollination insect-pollinated
relatedTo Papaveraceae
taxonomicHistory formerly widely recognized as a separate family
typeOf flowering plant family

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Ranunculales includesFamily Fumariaceae
Fumaria family Fumariaceae
Fumaria historicalFamilyPlacement Fumariaceae