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The 19 pages that link to APG IV system, each with the reason it gives.

• BrassicaceaeRelated: It places Brassicaceae within the modern phylogenetic classification of flowering plants.

• MagnoliidsRelated: It places magnoliids among the principal recognized angiosperm clades.

• ApiaceaeRelated: This system places Apiaceae within the order Apiales using phylogenetic evidence.

• CaryophyllalesRelated: It provides a modern framework for recognizing Caryophyllales and its families.

• AsparagaceaeRelated: It provides the modern framework for recognizing Asparagaceae and its subfamilies.

• PoalesRelated: It presents a modern family-level framework for recognizing Poales and its relatives.

• AraceaeRelated: It places Araceae within the monocot order Alismatales.

• LiliaceaeRelated: It places Liliaceae within a modern classification based on evolutionary relationships.

• SapindaceaeRelated: It formalizes the broad circumscription that includes maples and horse chestnuts in Sapindaceae.

• AsparagalesRelated: This widely used system recognizes the modern circumscription of Asparagales.

• EricalesRelated: This system presents the modern, phylogeny-based circumscription of Ericales.

• LamialesRelated: Its classification reflects the molecular evidence behind the modern circumscription of Lamiales.

• MalvaceaeRelated: Its family circumscription includes lineages once treated as separate families, such as Bombacaceae.

• OleaceaeRelated: Its classification places Oleaceae within Lamiales using phylogenetic evidence.

• MalpighialesRelated: It records a widely used modern framework for recognizing and classifying Malpighiales.

• PrimulaceaeRelated: This system places the modern, expanded Primulaceae within Ericales.

• AcorusRelated: It recognizes Acorales as a distinct order at the base of monocot evolution.

• FabalesRelated: It provides the modern framework for recognizing Fabales and its constituent families.

• Phylogenetics of flowering plantsRelated: It translates accumulated phylogenetic evidence into a widely used classification.