English: Bellflower order.
TaxonomyCampanulales was a separate order in older classifications but
Asterales is integrated in
Campanulales in the
Apg3 classification. This has been done because
Campanulales as such is paraphyletic and becomes monophyletic only when
Asterales are included.
In the
Plant theory I have separated the
Asterales and
Campanulales. The homeopathic qualities are so distinct that it is better to treat
Campanulales as a separate Order.
Lobeliaceae is treated as a separate family, instead of being part of
Campanulaceae as in the
Apg3 classification. Lobeliaceae has quite distinct
Phosphorus qualities, indicating
Phase 5. The placement of the other families in
Subphases is tentative.
Subphases1.
Menyanthaceae: they feel like an outsider, fearing having to please others and lose their autonomy.
2.
Stylidiaceae,
Alseuosmiaceae,
Argophyllaceae, Pentaphragmaceae, Phellinaceae: they have a place but have to work hard for it, or get overwhelmed by work or the group.
3.
Rousseaceae + Carpodetaceae: too pleasing to be able to be autonomous.
4.
Campanulaceae: they keep on working for the group, trying to find their autonomy.
5. Lobeliaceae: they feel limited and compressed by working for the group, looking for autonomy.
6.
Goodeniaceae: they feel suppressed in the group, under a yoke, their autonomy taken away.
7.
Calyceraceae: they will be rejected because they go their own way.