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Asclepiadoideae

The Asclepiadoideae are a subfamily of flowering plants in the family Apocynaceae. Formerly, these plants together with those now in the Apocynaceae subfamilies Periplocoideae and Secamonoideae were treated as a separate family under the name Asclepiadaceae, e.g. by APG II, and known as the milkweed family.

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Asclepiadoideae

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Edges191
Triples12
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010417
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Asclepiadoideae

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Asclepiadoideae → Apocynaceae, Asclepiadaceae, BoDD, Botanical Dermatology Database, FamilyThe Genera, KewAsclepiad, Manual, Periplocoideae, Royal Botanic Gardens, Secamonoideae, Seed Collectors, Stapeliads

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br decne including schltr family genera mey plants asclepiadeae fourn apocynaceae flowers matelea meve hook wight plowes name subfamily tribes

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Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksStapeliads0.60section
Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksManual0.60section
Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksSeed Collectors0.60section
Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksRoyal Botanic Gardens0.60section
Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksKewAsclepiad0.60section
Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksFamilyThe Genera0.60section
Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksSecamonoideae0.60section
Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksPeriplocoideae0.60section
Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksApocynaceae0.60section
Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksAsclepiadaceae0.60section
Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksBoDD0.60section
Asclepiadoideaerelated to External linksBotanical Dermatology Database0.60section

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