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Dendrobioideae

Family
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
3Lilianae
Subclass
3Liliidae
Phase
7Orchidales
Subphase
6Dendrobioideae
Stage
0
Name

Dendrobioideae

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Taxonomy
Dendrobioideae is a polyphyletic clade in the Orchidaceae. It consists of the Tribes Arethuseae, Calypsoeae, Coelogyneae, Dendrobieae, Epidendreae I, Malaxideae, Podochileae.
In the Plant theory they are taken together as Dendrobioideae. Dendrobioideae is in Subphase 6 of the Orchidales. As such they are at the level of Family and could be named Dendrobiaceae.
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›3 Lilianae
  • ›3 Liliidae
  • ›7 Orchidales
  • 1Coelogyne pandurata
  • 1Coelogyne speciosa
  • 1Coelogyne cristata
  • 3Bryobium hyacinthoides
  • 4Ceratostylis retisquama
  • 4Phaius tankervilleae
  • 8Mycaranthes pannea
  • 8Pinalia multiflora
  • 10Dendrobium lasianthera
  • 10Dendrobium tetragonum
  • 10Dendrobium speciosum
  • 10Dendrobium plicatile
  • 14Pleione bulbocodioides
  • 16Liparis viridiflora
  • xHammarbya paludosa
  • xLiparis loeselii
  • xBletilla striata
  • xCrepidium acuminatum
  • xOberonia complanata
  • xDendrochilum latifolium
  • xArundina graminifolia
  • xBletia campanulata
  • xBulbophyllum inconspicuum
  • xCalanthe aceras
  • xTainia speciosa
  • xDendrochilum cobbianum
  • xDendrobium xantholeucum
  • xGenyorchis pumila
  • xDendrobium geminatum
  • xCalanthe striata
  • xCalanthe vestita
  • xBulbophyllum nutans
  • xCrossoglossa blephariglottis
  • xPhaius flavus
  • xThelychiton speciosum