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The 9 pages that link to Asterids, each with the reason it gives.

• EudicotsBroader topic: This branch includes familiar plants such as tomatoes, sunflowers, and mints.

• SolanaceaeNarrower topic: Solanaceae sits within the asterid lineage of flowering plants.

• CaryophyllalesCompared with: Caryophyllales is a neighboring major eudicot lineage, not part of the asterids.

• RubiaceaeNarrower topic: Rubiaceae belongs to this broad evolutionary group, whose flowers often have fused petals.

• EricalesNarrower topic: Ericales is one branch within this major flowering-plant clade.

• LamialesNarrower topic: This broader evolutionary group places Lamiales among related flowering-plant orders.

• AsteralesNarrower topic: This larger evolutionary group provides the context for Asterales’ origins.

• ConvolvulaceaeNarrower topic: This broader lineage places Convolvulaceae within the flowering plants’ evolutionary structure.

• BoraginaceaeNarrower topic: Boraginaceae belongs to this broad lineage of flowering plants.