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The 18 pages that link to Fagaceae, each with the reason it gives.

• OakNarrower topic: Oaks share this family with other nut-bearing forest trees.

• EricaceaeRelated: Its woody members share habitats with Ericaceae in many temperate forests.

• QuercusNarrower topic: Quercus is one of Fagaceae’s largest genera.

• BetulaceaeCompared with: Fagaceae is a nearby Fagales family whose members also bear nuts and catkins.

• CupuleNarrower topic: Cupules are characteristic fruit-associated structures across this family.

• SalicaceaeCompared with: Like Salicaceae, it includes important woody plants, but its flowers and fruits differ markedly.

• FagalesBroader topic: This is the order’s largest and best-known family, including its beeches and oaks.

• NothofagaceaeCompared with: Southern beeches resemble northern beeches but belong to this separate family.

• Quercus albaNarrower topic: This family places white oak among its close relatives, including beeches and chestnuts.

• NothofagusCompared with: Despite the common name southern beech, Nothofagus is not in the true-beech family.

• Quercus rubraNarrower topic: This family places the species among its close relatives.

• Quercus roburNarrower topic: Quercus robur belongs to this family of trees and shrubs.

• LithocarpusNarrower topic: Lithocarpus belongs to this family alongside the familiar oaks and chestnuts.

• Quercus macrocarpaNarrower topic: This family places bur oak among trees with related flowers and fruits.

• Quercus velutinaNarrower topic: This family places black oak among its close relatives.

• Fagus grandifoliaNarrower topic: American beech belongs to this family alongside oaks and chestnuts.

• Quercus acutissimaNarrower topic: This family places sawtooth oak among several familiar nut-bearing trees.

• Quercus virginianaNarrower topic: This family places southern live oak among its close relatives.