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The 24 pages that link to Arecaceae, each with the reason it gives.

• MonocotyledonBroader topic: Palms demonstrate the tree-like growth form found in some monocots.

• Palm treeNarrower topic: Palm trees belong to this family, whose members range from climbing rattans to massive canopy palms.

• AraceaeCompared with: Palms are another familiar monocot family, but differ greatly in form and floral organization.

• ArecalesBroader topic: All living Arecales belong to this family.

• PandanaceaeCompared with: Some screw pines resemble palms, but their flowers and classification distinguish them.

• RoystoneaNarrower topic: Roystonea is one genus within this palm family.

• Roystonea oleraceaNarrower topic: This family places Roystonea oleracea among the palms and distinguishes it from unrelated trees called cabbage palms.

• Roystonea regiaNarrower topic: Roystonea regia belongs to this family of palms.

• Areca catechuNarrower topic: Areca catechu belongs to this family of palms.

• Borassus flabelliferNarrower topic: Borassus flabellifer belongs to this family of flowering plants.

• Elaeis guineensisNarrower topic: Elaeis guineensis belongs to this diverse family of flowering plants.

• PandanusCompared with: Pandanus can resemble palms in habit but belongs to a separate plant family.

• Açaí palmNarrower topic: The açaí palm belongs to this family of palms.

• Ceroxylon quindiuenseNarrower topic: Ceroxylon quindiuense belongs to the palm family.

• Chrysalidocarpus lutescensNarrower topic: This species belongs to the palm family, whose shared structure frames its distinctive growth.

• Corypha umbraculiferaNarrower topic: Corypha umbraculifera belongs to this family of distinctive woody monocots.

• Metroxylon saguNarrower topic: Metroxylon sagu belongs to this family of tropical palms.

• Nypa fruticansNarrower topic: Nypa fruticans is the only palm adapted to life in tidal mangrove wetlands.

• PhytelephasNarrower topic: Phytelephas belongs to this family of palms.

• RavenalaCompared with: The traveler’s tree is often mistaken for a palm, though its leaves and flowers reveal otherwise.

• SabalNarrower topic: Sabal is one of the family’s many palm genera.

• SerenoaNarrower topic: Serenoa belongs to this family of palms.

• Syagrus romanzoffianaNarrower topic: This species belongs to the palm family, whose shared traits frame its basic form.

• Washingtonia filiferaNarrower topic: This family places Washingtonia filifera among palms with distinctive crowns and growth forms.