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... Saxifragales . Within the Geraniales , the families Tropaeolaceae and Balsaminaceae , with their specialized floral structure , are probably the most advanced families . The Balsaminaceae presents certain problems , however . It differs ...
... Saxifragales . Within the Geraniales , the families Tropaeolaceae and Balsaminaceae , with their specialized floral structure , are probably the most advanced families . The Balsaminaceae presents certain problems , however . It differs ...
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... Saxifragales , especially to the family Cunoniaceae . Cer- tain superficial resemblances are also seen to the primi- tive woody families Cercidiphyllaceae , Eupteleaceae , Tetracentraceae , and Trochodendraceae , but they are considered ...
... Saxifragales , especially to the family Cunoniaceae . Cer- tain superficial resemblances are also seen to the primi- tive woody families Cercidiphyllaceae , Eupteleaceae , Tetracentraceae , and Trochodendraceae , but they are considered ...
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