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Bignoniaceae

Family
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
6Asteranae
Subclass
5Lamiidae
Phase
6Verbenales
Subphase
5Bignoniaceae
Stage
0
Name

Bignoniaceae

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

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Chapter

665.65.00

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Family
665.65.00 BignoniaceaeEnglish: Trumpet Creeper Family; Jacaranda family; Bignonia family; Catalpa family.
Botany: 120 genera; ± 700 species; tropics, subtropics, South America; woody, trees, lianas, shrubs; stem with cross pattern in liana’s; leaves compound, with tendrils; stamens 4 with a staminode; fruit a pod; seeds winged.
TaxonomyIn the Apg3 classification Bignoniaceae is Family in Lamiales.
Bignoniaceae was formerly placed in Scrophulariales.
In the Plant theory Verbenales is split off from Lamiales. Bignoniaceae is in Subphase 5 in Verbenales. Schlegeliaceae and Bignoniaceae form a monophyletic group. Schlegeliaceae is included in Bignoniaceae.
IntroductionThey are very strong, outgoing people. They have a lot of vitality and can stand a lot, but they hate being limited, kept small by their parents, relatives or spouse.
They want to achieve a lot and discover the world. They have many interests, in science, art, philosophy and spirituality. Often that is not understood by their family, husband or friends. Sometimes they become excluded in school and society because they are so different. Sometimes they limit themselves to get accepted, but limitation makes them sick and depressed. They need expansion very much. Often this works better for them later in life because then they are in more power of themselves and can do what they like. They can come into their strength, be a provider for many people and develop themselves. They can be very good hostesses because they are warm, friendly and communicative. They like connections and the exchange of ideas.
MindInflating his image with words, boasting, bragging, shameless.
Exuberant, cheerful, vivacious, warm.
Anger, < being limited, dominated.
Dream storm, destruction.
Trapped, constriction, tight.
Fear: narrow, being excluded.
Excluded from immorality, shame.
Feeling bad, different, misunderstood.
GeneralSensation: shrinking; nail plug; cold, frozen.
BodyHead: full, heavy, better open air, > pressure opposite temple.
Eyes.
Throat: infection, tonsils swollen < motion.
Lungs: asthma; bronchitis.
Urinary: urethritis.
Male: scrotum inflammation; phimosis; gonorrhoea; syphilis.
Limbs: arthritis, rheumatism; muscles sore, stiff, < morning; bones.
Skin: ulcers.
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›6 Asteranae
  • ›5 Lamiidae
  • ›6 Verbenales
  • 3Amphitecna latifolia
  • 4Podranea ricasoliana
  • 5Crescentia alata
  • 5Kigelia africana
  • 5Tecoma stans
  • 6Campsis radicans
  • 6Pandorea jasminoides
  • 7Bignonia capreolata
  • 7Oroxylum indicum
  • 8Handroanthus impetiginosus
  • 8Tabebuia heterophylla
  • 8Campsis tagliabuana
  • 8Handroanthus heptaphyllus
  • 8Incarvillea olgae
  • 8Tabebuia ochracea
  • 9Eccremocarpus scaber
  • 9Parmentiera aculeata
  • 9Parmentiera cereifera
  • 10Catalpa bignonioides
  • 11Pyrostegia venusta
  • 12Spathodea campanulata
  • 13Markhamia lutea
  • 13Markhamia zanzibarica
  • 14Crescentia cujete
  • 14Fernandoa madagascariensis
  • 15Stereospermum tetragonum
  • 15Incarvillea delavayi
  • 15Stereospermum fimbriatum
  • 16Tecoma capensis
  • 16Tecomanthe speciosa
  • 17Jacaranda caroba
  • 17Jacaranda caucana
  • xPajanelia longifolia
  • xDolichandra cynanchoides
  • xStizophyllum riparium
  • xAnemopaegma arvense
  • xCuspidaria sceptrum
  • xBignonia aequinoctialis
  • xDolichandrone spathacea
  • xDolichandra unguis-cati
  • xNewbouldia laevis
  • xMansoa alliacea
  • xRadermachera xylocarpa
  • xBignonia nocturna
  • xPhyllarthron ilicifolium
  • xBignonia magnifica
  • xXylophragma seemannianum