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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.

Type Arbre phylogénétiqueNorme Newick + NHX extensionsMoteur schematex-phyloMis à jour 24/09/2026
Flowering Plant Family Tree
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La demande

“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.”

Essayez ensuiteAdd lily to Monocots.Highlight the rosid branches.
Ce que contient ce dessin

Comprenez les décisions qui le sous-tendent.

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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FAQ

Questions fréquentes

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.