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Monotropoideae

Monotropoideae, sometimes referred to as monotropes, are a flowering plant subfamily in the family Ericaceae. Members of this subfamily are notable for their mycoheterotrophic and non-photosynthesizing or achlorophyllous characteristics.

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Habitat and distribution

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Mycoheterotrophic characteristics

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Monotropoideae

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related to External links · 26
Monotropoideae → Benjamin Kron, Dallwitz, Ericaceae, Flora, Flowering PlantsBroe, Genus, Hypopitys' Hill, July, Kathleen, Michael Brian, Missouri Botanical Garden Angiosperm, Monotropaceae, North AmericaPyrolideae, Novel Approach, Ohio State University, PhD, Phyllogeny WebsiteEricaceae Homepage, Phylogenetic Inference Using Lattice, Phylogenetics, Retrieved
related to Taxonomy · 24
Monotropoideae → Arnott, Asa Gray, August, Carl Georg Oscar Drude, Cronquist, Dahlgren, David Don, Eichler, Ericaceae, George Arnott Walker-Arnott, Henderson, However, Hypopityaceae, Linnean, Margaret, Monotropa, Monotropaceae, Monotropeae, Other, Over
related to Description · 12
Monotropoideae → By, Ericaceae, Fruits, However, If, Monotropa, Notably, Pollen, Pyroleae, Seeds, The, The Pyroleae
related to Pollination · 8
Monotropoideae → Bombus, Hummingbirds, In, Monotropa, Monotropastrum, Sarcodes, Several, The Monotropoideae
related to Habitat and distribution · 5
Monotropoideae → Distribution, Monotropoids, Northern Hemisphere, The, They
related to Mycoheterotrophic characteristics · 5
Monotropoideae → Although, Hence, Pyroleae, Russulaceae, The

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subfamily ericaceae pyroleae though monotropa mycoheterotrophic plants species family genera members monotropeae monotropaceae generally group plant distribution reduced single many

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Monotropoideaerelated to DescriptionEricaceae0.60section
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Monotropoideaerelated to DescriptionPyroleae0.60section
Monotropoideaerelated to DescriptionHowever0.60section
Monotropoideaerelated to DescriptionThe Pyroleae0.60section
Monotropoideaerelated to DescriptionPollen0.60section
Monotropoideaerelated to DescriptionFruits0.60section
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