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Gesneriaceae

Family
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
6Asteranae
Subclass
5Lamiidae
Phase
5Lamiales
Subphase
2Gesneriaceae
Stage
0
Name

Gesneriaceae

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Family
English: Gloxian.
DD: Beryllium, Phosphorus, Silver series, Lanthanides.
Gesneriaceae: ± 150 genera; ± 3200 species; tropics, subtropics, South America; herbs or subshrubs, often epiphytic; leaves coloured, red; anthers fused; ovary 1 locule, superior, half-inferior, fully inferior; placentation parietal fruit dry or fleshy capsule or a berry; seeds small, numerous.
Calceolariaceae: 3 genera, Calceolaria, Porodittia, Jovellana.
TaxonomyIn the Apg3 classification Gesneriaceae and Calceolariaceae are Families in Lamiales, forming a monophyletic clade. In the Cronquist system Calceolariaceae was included in Scrophulariaceae. Calceolariaceae and part of the older Buddlejaceae together form a monophyletic group.
In the Plant theory Verbenales is split off from Lamiales. Gesneriaceae and the included Calceolariaceae are placed in Subphase 2 in Lamiales.
BotanyLamiales with
Anthers 2 by 2, touching each other
Leaves hairy
Leaves of a pair unequal
Many small seeds
Parietal placentation
Caterpillars do not them
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›6 Asteranae
  • ›5 Lamiidae
  • ›5 Lamiales
  • 1Calceolaria tripartita
  • 1Streptocarpus cooperi
  • 2Calceolariaceae
  • 2Carlemanniaceae
  • 2Cyrtandra aclada
  • 3Besleria formosa
  • 3Cubitanthus alatus
  • 4Ramonda myconi
  • 4Haberlea rhodopensis
  • 4Ramonda nathaliae
  • 5Gesneria ventricosa
  • 5Rhytidophyllum exsertum
  • 6Sinningia allagophylla
  • 6Sinningia brasiliensis
  • 6Hemiboea subcapitata
  • 7Moussonia deppeana
  • 7Mitraria coccinea
  • 7Diastema affine
  • 7Kohleria spicata
  • 8Smithiantha zebrina
  • 9Achimenes erecta
  • 9Primulina sclerophylla
  • 9Codonoboea crinita
  • 9Henckelia incana
  • 9Chirita sclerophylla
  • 10Gloxinia perennis
  • 11Columnea magnifica
  • 12Nautilocalyx adenosiphon
  • 12Paradrymonia hypocyrta
  • 12Chrysothemis pulchella
  • 13Glossoloma tetragonum
  • 13Drymonia conchocalyx
  • 13Alloplectus tetragonus
  • 13Corytoplectus speciosus
  • 14Episcia cupreata
  • 15Codonanthe crassifolia
  • 15Nematanthus gregarius
  • 15Streptocarpus saxorum
  • 15Saintpaulia shumensis
  • 16Columnea purpurata
  • 16Lysionotus pauciflorus
  • 17Aeschynanthus micranthus
  • 17Rhabdothamnus solandri
  • 17Rhynchoglossum notonianum
  • xMicrochirita lavandulacea
  • xCodonoboea platypus
  • xCodonoboea reptans
  • xPrimulina dryas
  • xJovellana violacea
  • xPaliavana prasinata
  • xBesleria laxiflora
  • xEpiscia dianthiflora
  • xSolenophora tuxtlensis
  • xRhynchoglossum gardneri
  • xStreptocarpus
  • xDeinostigma tamiana