(Angiosperms: Monocotyledons) Flowering plants with one seed leaf Also characteristic of this group are parallel-veined leaves (instead of net-veined) and flowers with parts usually in multiples of three. The monocot section is complete in first draft. It includes all of the taxa listed in McDougall, Seed Plants of Northern Arizona. Additional taxa will be added to many families in subsequent drafts, after the review of additional references. | |
Alismaceae: See Alismataceae | |
Alismataceae: Water-plantain Family | |
Arecaceae: Palm Family | |
Commelinaceae: Spiderwort Family | |
Cyperaceae: Sedge Family | |
Gramineae: See Poaceae | |
Hydrocharitaceae: Waterweed Family | |
Iridaceae: Iris Family | |
Juncaceae: Rush Family | |
Lemnaceae: Duckweed Family | |
Liliaceae: Lily Family | |
Orchidaceae: Orchid Family | |
Palmae: See Arecaceae | |
Poaceae: Grass Family | |
Pontederiaceae: Pickerel-weed Family | |
Potamogetonaceae: Pondweed Family | |
Sparganiaceae: See Typhaceae | |
Typhaceae: Cattail Family | |
Zannichelliaceae: Horned-pondweed Family |
This page revised 19 September 2007.
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