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Aponogetonaceae

Subfamily
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
3Lilianae
Subclass
3Liliidae
Phase
1Alismatales
Subphase
2Alismataceae
Stage
0
Name

Aponogetonaceae

Author

Jan Scholten

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Chapter

633.15.00

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Family
633.15.00 AponogetonaceaeEnglish: Cape-pondweed family; Aponogeton family.
Genera: Aponogeton; 40-50.
Botany: aquatic plants.
Scheuchzeriaceae.Names: after Johann Jakob Scheuchzer, a Swiss naturalist.
English: Rannoch-rush; Pod grass; Scheuchzeria.
Genus: Scheuchzeria palustris.
Botany: herb; in ancient undisturbed Sphagnum bogs; Northern Hemisphere; narrow linear leaves alternating up the stem, with a basal sheath; flowers are greenish-yellow, 4–6 mm diameter, with six tepals.
TaxonomyAponogetonaceae and Scheuchzeriaceae are placed in Subphase 5 in the Plant theory.
IntroductionThey feel as if they are an outsider and try to make contact by adapting to others and pleasing other people.
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