Everything about The Canellaceae totally explained
The
Canellaceae are a family of
flowering plants. The family has sixteen
species in six
genera. The species are highly aromatic
evergreen plants, mostly trees and rarely shrubs, which produce
essential oils. Families Cannelaceae and
Winteraceae form order
Canellales.
The family is found tropical climate regions in the
Afrotropic and
Neotropic ecozones, including
South America, the
West Indies and
Florida,
East Africa, and
Madagascar.
The
APG II system (2003) assigns it to the order
Canellales in the clade
magnoliids. This represents a change from the 1998
APG system, which left the family unplaced as to order and merely listed it among the basal lineages of the angiosperms.
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