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Bignoniaceae

Bignoniaceae (/bɪɡˌnoʊniˈeɪsiiː/) is a family of flowering plants in the order Lamiales commonly known as the bignonias or trumpet vines. It is not known to which of the other families in the order it is most closely related.

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Bignoniaceae

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related to External links · 58
Bignoniaceae → A-C At, About, About Science, Advanced Search At, Alphabetical Listing, And Genus List At, APweb At, Archived, At, Bentham, Bignoniaceae At, Biodiversity Heritage LibrarySpangler, Botany, Checklist At, Conservation At, CRC PressBignoniaceae In, Dallwitz, Data Sources Archived, Dicotyledons At, Distribution Map
related to Classification · 26
Bignoniaceae → Acanthaceae, APG IV, Brandisia, In, It, Lamiales, Lentibulariaceae, Martyniaceae, Orobanchaceae, Paulownia, Paulowniaceae, Pedaliaceae, Phrymaceae, Rehmanniaceae, Schlegeliaceae, Schlegelieae, Shiuyinghua, Statistical, The, The Paulowniaceae
related to Taxonomy · 23
Bignoniaceae → After Schumann's, Antoine Laurent, Bentham, Bignonia, Bignonieae, Bojer, Don, Eléments, Engler, Genera Plantarum, George Don, Hooker, Important, Jean-Paul Bignon, Joseph Pitton, Jussieu, Karl Moritz Schumann, Kunth, Linnaeus, Prantl's Die Natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien
related to Genera · 17
Bignoniaceae → Argylia, Bignonieae, Delostoma, DNA, Genera, Handroanthus, In, Mayodendron, Pachyptera, Roseodendron, Six, Tabebuia, The, The Families, Twenty-five, Two, Vascular Plants
related to Uses · 17
Bignoniaceae → Bignonia, Campsis, Catalpa, Crescentia, Handroanthus, Jacaranda, Mansoa, Many, Pandorea, Philippines, Podranea, Pyrostegia, Roseodendron, Several, Tabebuia, Tecoma, The
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Bignoniaceae → Alwyn, Flora Neotropica Monograph, Gentry, Part II, See External, Tecomeae

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family genera species bignonieae tabebuia tribe known usually phylogenetic plants crescentiina bignonia often families tecomeae handroanthus number jacaranda order used

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Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationIn0.60section
Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationAPG IV0.60section
Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationLamiales0.60section
Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationRehmanniaceae0.60section
Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationWithin0.60section
Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationThomandersiaceae0.60section
Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationPedaliaceae0.60section
Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationMartyniaceae0.60section
Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationSchlegeliaceae0.60section
Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationVerbenaceae0.60section
Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationAcanthaceae0.60section
Bignoniaceaerelated to ClassificationLentibulariaceae0.60section

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