Dianthaceae
The Dianthaceae (or Dianthacées ) are one of plants to flowers, previously called Caryophyllaceae (or Caryophyllacées).
List kinds
The family of the Caryophyllacées is a family of plants Dicotylédone S which includes/understands 1750 Espèce S in 88 kind S:
They are mainly herbaceous, annual or perennial plants, cold areas with tropical.
Among his many kinds one can meet in France (nonexhaustive list):
- Arenaria , the Sandwort S
- Cerastium , the Céraiste S
- Dianthus , the eyelet S
- Gypsophila , the gypsophiles
- Lychnis , the Lychnis
- Sagina , the Sagine S
- Saponaria , the Saponin S
- Silene , the silene S
- Stellaria , Stellar S
- Spergula and Spergularia
Carateristiques General
Vegetative Apparatus
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Sheets reduced to the Petiole dilated
- opposed Sheets, décussées
- reinflated Nodes
Reproductive Apparatus
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Inflorescence of the type Cyme bipare
- Fleur of the type 5:
- Chalice dialy or gamosépale (the type of fruit determines)
- Corolle Dialypétale (Pétale S often bifides or laciniés)
- Androcée obdiplostenomist
- Ovaire to 5,4,3 or 2 Carpelle S, with free styles
- unilocular Ovaire, with central Placentation
Fruit
The Capsule
- opening by teeth if Gamosépale
- opening by valves if Dialysépale
External bonds
- regional photographic Flora
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