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Flowering plant family tree

This illustrative phylogram compares selected flowering plants and highlights three named groups. Rice and orchid form the monocot branch, rose and pea form a rosid branch, and sunflower and tomato form an asterid branch. Magnolia provides an additional comparison point. The branch-length scale identifies the drawing as a phylogram rather than a simple classification chart.

Tipo Árbol filogenéticoNorma Newick + NHX extensionsMotor schematex-phyloActualizado 24/9/2026
Flowering Plant Family Tree
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La solicitud

“Create an illustrative flowering-plant phylogram with magnolia, rice, orchid, rose, pea, sunflower and tomato; highlight monocots, rosids and asterids; and show branch lengths in substitutions per site.”

Entonces pruebaAdd lily to Monocots.Highlight the rosid branches.
Qué hay en este dibujo

Lee las decisiones que hay detrás.

01Taxa

Choose familiar representative plants.

02Clades

Label monocots, rosids and asterids.

03Scale

Keep evolutionary-change units visible.

Use it for a concise teaching comparison of selected flowering plants.

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Preguntas habituales

What is a phylogram?

A phylogram is a phylogenetic tree whose branch lengths represent an amount of evolutionary change.

Why are clades highlighted?

The highlights make the named monocot, rosid and asterid groups easy to identify.

Can I add more plant groups?

Yes, though a teaching diagram is clearest when it stays focused on a small set.