Hamamelidaceae
Plants41 genera · 153 species in the Library
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Hamamelidaceae, commonly referred to as the witch-hazel family, is a family of flowering plants in the order Saxifragales. The clade consists of shrubs and small trees positioned within the woody clade of the core Saxifragales. An earlier system, the Cronquist system, recognized Hamamelidaceae in the Hamamelidales order.
Summary from Wikipedia
Corylopsis
30 species
Distylium
17 species
Dicoryphe
9 species
Hamamelis
8 species
Rhodoleia
8 species
Fothergilla
7 species
Hamamelites
7 species
Parrotia
7 species
Distyliopsis
6 species
Eustigma
4 species
Loropetalum
4 species
Trichocladus
4 species
Exbucklandia
3 species
Bucklandia
2 species
Disanthus
2 species
Embolanthera
2 species
Hamamelidoxylon
2 species
Matudaea
2 species
Molinadendron
2 species
Mytilaria
2 species
Ostrearia
2 species
Protoaltingia
2 species
Sinowilsonia
2 species
Sycopsis
2 species
Allonia
1 species
Ambaroxylon
1 species
Androdecidua
1 species
Chunia
1 species
Corylopsiphyllum
1 species
Corylopsites
1 species
Eoliquidambar
1 species
Fortunearia
1 species
Hamamelidanthium
1 species
Liquidambaroxylon
1 species
Maingaya
1 species
Microaltingia
1 species
Neostrearia
1 species
Noahdendron
1 species
Parrotiopsis
1 species
Sycoparrotia
1 species
Tripartita
1 species