Hamamelidaceae

The Hamamélidacées or Hamamelidaceae is a family of plants Dicotylédone S which includes/understands 80 Espèce S divided into 25 kind S.

They are trees, or shrubs, with sheets persistent or null and void, alternate, areas moderated with tropical. The flower is regular made up of a chalice (4 to 5 sepals) and of a corolla (4 to 5 petals) distinct.

The phylogenetic Classification locates this family in the order of the Saxifragales .

List Kinds

• Chunia
• Corylopsis ; approximately 30 species; (Far East)
• Dicoryphe
• Disanthus 1 species; Far East)
• Distiliopsis
• Distylium (approximately 30 species; Asia, the Himalayas)
• Embolanthera
• Eustigma
• Exbucklandia (1 species; South Asia Is)
• Fortunearia (1 species; China )
• Fothergilla L is . ( Fothergilla ; 3 species; South is U.S.)
• Hamamelis L. ( Hamamélis ; 4 species; is North America, is Asia)
• Liquidambar L.
• Loropetalum (2 species; is of Asia)
• Maingaya
• Matudaea
• Molinadendron
• Mytilaria
• Neostrearia
• Noahdendron
• Ostrearia
• Parrotia (1 species; western south of the Asia, Iran)
• Parrotiopsis (1 species; the Himalayas)
• Rhodoleia (approximately 7 species; south east of Asia)
• Sinowilsonia (1 species; west of China)
• Sycopsis (approximately 7 species; south east of Asia)
• Tetrathyrium
• Trichocladus

Certain authors classify the Rhodoleia in a clean family, the Rhodoleiaceae , but genetic research of the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group shows that it is preferable to leave it in the Hamamelidaceae . The kind Altingia , formerly included in the family of the Hamamelidaceae , is now included in the family of the Altingiaceae .

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