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The 13 pages that link to Eudicots, each with the reason it gives.

• MonocotyledonCompared with: Eudicots are the principal flowering-plant lineage contrasted with monocots.

• PoaceaeCompared with: Comparing eudicots with grasses highlights differences in leaves, stems, and floral organization.

• MagnoliidsRelated: They are magnoliids’ other major comparison group in angiosperm classification.

• CotyledonCompared with: Eudicot embryos commonly begin with a pair of cotyledons.

• Angiosperm phylogenyBroader topic: This major clade accounts for much of the branching diversity within the flowering-plant tree.

• AsteridsNarrower topic: Asterids belong to the core eudicots, a subgroup of this broader clade.

• MalpighialesNarrower topic: Malpighiales lies within the eudicots, a broader group than rosids.

• DicotyledonBroader topic: Most plants traditionally called dicotyledons belong to this natural clade.

• MagnoliaceaeCompared with: Magnoliaceae lies outside the eudicots, despite some superficial similarities in flower form.

• NeriumNarrower topic: This broad lineage contains the dogbane family and thus Nerium.

• Phylogenetics of flowering plantsBroader topic: Pollen characters and DNA evidence identify this prominent angiosperm clade.

• Plant structuresCompared with: Eudicot structure contrasts with the characteristic patterns found in monocots.

• RanunculusNarrower topic: Ranunculaceae, including Ranunculus, belongs to this broad flowering-plant lineage.