Myricaceae

The family of the Myricaceae , or Myricacées, is a family of plants Dicotylédone S including/understanding 40 Espèce S divided into 4 kind S.

They are trees or shrubs, some with persistent sheets, largely widespread except in North Africa.

The kinds are met:

  • Canacomyrica
  • Comptonia with the voyageuse Comptonie ( Comptonia peregrina )
  • Scale
  • Myrica , certain species provides scented wax, edible fruits and is a source of tannin.
  • Morella , with the Tree with tallow for example.

In France, it is the family of the royal Piment ( Myrica scale ) with the strongly aromatic foliage. The monoïques plants can change one year sex on the other.

The phylogenetic Classification place this family in the order of the Fagales.

See too

External bonds

Nds-nl: Gagelfemilie

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