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Annoneae
3-622.24.00Members: Annona, Anonidium, Asimina, Boutiquea, Deeringothamnus, Diclinanona, Disepalum, Goniothalamus, Neostenanthera, Rollinia.
Region: Tropical Americas, Africa, and Asia.BotanyFlowers: Usually have large and showy flowers with three sepals and six petals arranged in two whorls (3+3).
Stamens: Numerous stamens in the androecium, often tightly packed in a hemispherical cluster.
Carpels: Usually numerous, free carpels, each developing into a separate fruit, leading to multi-segmented fruits.
Fruits: Aggregate fruits are common, such as in Annona.
Region: Tropical Americas, Africa, and Asia.BotanyFlowers: Usually have large and showy flowers with three sepals and six petals arranged in two whorls (3+3).
Stamens: Numerous stamens in the androecium, often tightly packed in a hemispherical cluster.
Carpels: Usually numerous, free carpels, each developing into a separate fruit, leading to multi-segmented fruits.
Fruits: Aggregate fruits are common, such as in Annona.