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phyllocladaceae

/ˌfɪl.ə.kləˈdeɪ.si.iː/

Traducción: Familia taxonómica de plantas coníferas, conocidas comúnmente como pinos apio o celedrios, nativas del hemisferio sur.

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/ˌfɪl.ə.kləˈdeɪ.si.iː/formalscientific
  • esFamilia taxonómica de plantas coníferas, conocidas comúnmente como pinos apio o celedrios, nativas del hemisferio sur.

A taxonomic family of coniferous plants, commonly known as celery pines, native to the Southern Hemisphere.

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  1. A family of conifersC2formalscientific

    A small family of coniferous trees and shrubs, commonly known as celery pines, native to the Southern Hemisphere, characterized by flattened, leaf-like branchlets called phylloclades.

    esFamilia de las filocladáceas

    • The Phyllocladaceae family is primarily found in New Zealand, Tasmania, and parts of Southeast Asia.
    • Phyllocladus, the only genus in Phyllocladaceae, is known for its unique phylloclades that perform photosynthesis.
    • Botanists classify Phyllocladaceae within the order Pinales, though its exact evolutionary relationships are still studied.