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Dioscoreales

Family
Kingdom
3Plants
Phylum
6Angiospermae
Class
3Lilianae
Subclass
3Liliidae
Phase
1Alismatales
Subphase
6Dioscoreales
Stage
0
Name

Dioscoreales

Author

Jan Scholten

Type

Remedy

Chapter

633.20.00

Book
Family
633.20.00 DioscorealesTaxonomyDioscoreales is an Order in the Monocots in the Apg3 classification. It has 3 families: Dioscoreaceae, Nartheciaceae and Burmanniaceae. Petrosaviaceae is placed in its own Order Petrosaviales in the Apg3 classification. It is a group of 2 genera that are difficult to place.
It is not easy to be definite about this order due to lack of information in homeopathy. In the Plant theory Petrosaviaceae is included in Dioscoreales. Trichopus is placed in its own family Trichopodiaceae, as in the earlier classifications. Tacca is placed in its own family Taccaceae, as in the earlier classifications.
Dioscoreaceae: 6 genera; Dioscorea, Epipetrum, Rajania, Stenomeris, Tacca, Trichopus.
Nartheciaceae: 5 genera: Aletris, Lophiola, Metanarthecium, Narthecium, Nietneria
Burmanniaceae: parasitic plants; 17 genera: Afrothismia, Apteria, Burmannia, Campylosiphon, Cymbocarpa, Desmogymnosiphon, Dictyostega, Geomitra, Gymnosiphon, Haplothismia, Hexapterella, Marthella, Miersiella, Oxygyne, Scaphiophora, Thismia, Tiputinia.
Subphases1. Petrosaviaceae
2. Dioscoreaceae.
3. Trichopodiaceae.
4. Taccaceae.
5.
6. Nartheciaceae.
7. Burmanniaceae.
IntroductionThere is a conflict between staying with the support of their parents and starting a new relationship. They would like to fall in love, start a relationship and get married. But they are too shy to be able to make a step towards a relationship. They feel too dependent on their family, they do not have the courage and confidence to step out of the family and go out to meet new people. It is too difficult to stand on their own two feet as they feel they need the support of the family and parents.
MindFear: getting married; not getting married.
Lascivious.
Religious.
Confusion of identity.
Theme: twist, screw, flexure, hook, turn, curving course wind, coil, corkscrew, curl, entwine, meander, snake, spiral, twine, weave, wreathe, circle, curve, zigzag.
GeneralSensation: twisting, bending; wrenching, turning; curving, arching, bowing, crooking, twining, entangling.
Physical: > stretching, < bending, > yawning, >< motion.
  • 0 Kingdoms
  • ›3 Plants
  • ›6 Angiospermae
  • ›3 Lilianae
  • ›3 Liliidae
  • ›1 Alismatales
  • 1Tacca integrifolia
  • 1Trichopus zeylanicus
  • 1Tacca chantrieri
  • 2Dioscorea quartiniana
  • 2Dioscorea villosa
  • 3Trichopodaceae
  • 4Taccaceae
  • 6Nartheciaceae
  • 6Tacceae
  • 12Rajania subsamarata
  • 16Dioscorea communis
  • 17Narthecium ossifragum