Commelinidae

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Translingual

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Etymology

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Commelina +‎ -idae

Proper noun

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Commelinidae

  1. A taxonomic subclass within the class Liliopsida – the grasses, rushes, sedges and similar plants, now included in the commelinids. [since 1967]

Usage notes

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  • Under APG III (2009), the members of this group have become the core of the commelinids, a clade which also includes the palms and gingers. The subclass Commelinidae is likely to become dated.

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