family annonaceae
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Definition
- Noun:
- A family of flowering plants: "family Annonaceae" is the scientific name for a taxonomic family of plants, commonly known as the custard apple family or soursop family.
- Chiefly tropical trees or shrubs: This family primarily consists of woody plants—trees and shrubs—that are predominantly found in tropical regions around the world.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The family Annonaceae includes economically important fruit trees like the cherimoya and soursop.
- Botanists are studying the floral diversity within the family Annonaceae.
Advanced Usage
- In taxonomic context: Used in scientific literature to refer to this specific plant family within the order Magnoliales.
- The phylogenetic study confirmed the placement of the genus Asimina within the family Annonaceae.
Variants and Related Words
- Annonaceae: The standard, more common form of the family name, often used without the word "family."
- Plants in Annonaceae often have fragrant flowers.
- Custard apple family: A common name for this family.
- The custard apple family is known for its pulpy fruits.
Synonyms
- Custard apple family: The common name for Annonaceae.
- Soursop family: Another common name, derived from a well-known member species ().
Noun
- chiefly tropical trees or shrubs