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Top : Science : Biology : Flora_and_Fauna : Plantae : Magnoliophyta : Magnoliopsida
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  		• Stylidiaceae
  		• Styracaceae
  		• Symplocaceae
  		• Tamaricaceae
  		• Tepuianthaceae
  		• Tetracentraceae
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  		• Theaceae
  		• Theligonaceae
  		• Theophrastaceae
  		• Thymelaeaceae
  		• Ticodendraceae
  		• Tiliaceae
  		• Tovariaceae
  		• Trapaceae
  		• Tremandraceae
  		• Trigoniaceae
  		• Trochodendraceae
  		• Tropaeolaceae
  		• Turneraceae
  		• Ulmaceae
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  		• Violaceae
  		• Viscaceae
  		• Vitaceae
  		• Vivianiaceae
  		• Vochysiaceae
  		• Winteraceae
  		• Zygophyllaceae
    See Also:
    Sites:
  		• Carnivorous Plants in the Wilderness: An online book by Makoto Honda, with a general description of all insectivorous plants in the world. Includes detailed information, illustrations, and photographs of pitcher plants (Sarracenia), cobra plant (Darlingtonia), sundews (Drosera), Venus flytrap (Dionaea), butterworts (Pinguicula), and bladderworts (Utricularia).
  		• Dicots Overview: Overview of the major families of the class Dicotylodonea (broad-leaved plants).
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