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Order of Celastrales

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Families in Celastrales

1) Celastraceae
2) Parnassiaceae
3) Lepidobotryaceae

Magnoliophyta
Magnoliopsida

Celastrales

Families:	3
Species:	1,372

Celastrales

Celastrales is a diverse order that has no conspicuous unique characteristic and is consequently hard to recognize.
The flowers are usually small with a conspicuous nectary disk. The stipules are small or rarely absent. The micropyle has 2 openings and is therefore called a bistomal micropyle. Flowers with well-developed male and female parts are often functionally unisexual. The seed often has an aril. In bud, the sepals have a quincuncial arrangement. This means that 2 sepals are inside, 2 are outside, and the other has one side covered and one side exposed.

Celastraceae 1,300 species.

Parnassiaceae 70 species.

Lepidobotryaceae 2 species.

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Lepidobotryaceae

Celastrales

Higher Stars Order

Bean-Like Class

Real Rose Class

Rose-Like Class

Core Eudicots

Main, Real, Two First-Leaves (Dicots)

Real, Two First-Leaves (Dicots)

Mesangiospermae

Half Capsule Seed Division

Magnoliophyta

Magnolia Division

Spermatophytes

Seed Plants

Euphyllophytina

Real Land Plants

Polysporangiates

Multiple Spore Sub-Kingdom

Stomatophytes

Air Pores Sub-Kingdom

Embryophytes

Multicellular Land Plants

Streptobionta

Multicellular Plants

Plants

Cells with a Nucleus

1

Celastraceae Family

2

Parnassiaceae Family

3

Lepidobotryaceae Family

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lepidobotryaceae

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