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The 111 pages that link to Flowering plant, each with the reason it gives.

• CretaceousRelated: Flowering plants diversified during the Cretaceous and transformed terrestrial ecosystems.

• FlowerNarrower topic: Flowers are the defining reproductive structures of angiosperms.

• Ornamental plantNarrower topic: Most familiar ornamental plants belong to this broad plant group.

• GymnospermCompared with: Enclosed seeds distinguish angiosperms from gymnosperms.

• SporangiumRelated: Anthers and ovules contain the microsporangia and megasporangia of flowering plants.

• MonocotyledonNarrower topic: Monocots are one of the major evolutionary lineages within flowering plants.

• MesozoicRelated: Flowering plants diversified especially during the Cretaceous.

• AsteraceaeNarrower topic: Asteraceae is a highly diverse lineage within the flowering plants.

• SporophyteBroader topic: The flowering plant body is the dominant sporophyte, bearing flowers and seeds.

• BerryNarrower topic: Berries are fruits produced by flowering plants.

• FernBroader topic: Angiosperms contrast with ferns through flowers, fruits, and seed-based reproduction.

• OvuleNarrower topic: Its enclosed ovules distinguish flowering-plant reproduction from gymnosperm reproduction.

• Alternation of generationsBroader topic: Its gametophytes are highly reduced and develop within sporophyte tissues.

• JurassicCompared with: Flowering plants had not yet become a defining feature of Jurassic vegetation.

• Seed plantBroader topic: Angiosperms are the other major living seed-plant lineage.

• Cut flowerNarrower topic: A cut flower is a harvested part of a flowering plant, not the whole organism.

• ArecaceaeNarrower topic: Palms are part of the flowering plants, a lineage that diversified extensively in the Cretaceous.

• CatkinNarrower topic: Catkins are flower structures found among flowering plants.

• Conifer coneCompared with: Angiosperms enclose their seeds in fruits rather than bearing them on cone scales.

• Early CretaceousRelated: Flowering plants diversified during the epoch and later transformed land ecosystems.

• Double fertilizationNarrower topic: Double fertilization is characteristic of this plant group.

• APG IV systemNarrower topic: APG IV classifies the full diversity of this plant group.

• FagaceaeNarrower topic: The family belongs to the flowering plants, whose reproductive structures define its broader group.

• CarpelNarrower topic: Carpels are a defining feature of flowering-plant reproduction.

• PollinatorNarrower topic: Most familiar pollination interactions occur between animals and flowering plants.

• MagnoliidsNarrower topic: Magnoliids are one major branch within this broader flowering-plant group.

• Self-incompatibilityNarrower topic: Self-incompatibility is a reproductive strategy found across flowering plants.

• ArchegoniumCompared with: Most angiosperms lack archegonia, using embryo sacs for female reproduction instead.

• EudicotsNarrower topic: Eudicots form one of the largest major clades within flowering plants.

• LamiaceaeNarrower topic: Lamiaceae is one lineage within the flowering plants.

• Plant resinCompared with: Some flowering plants also make resin, showing that resin production is not confined to conifers.

• BumblebeeRelated: Bumblebees evolved in ecological relationships with flowering plants that provide nectar and pollen.

• UlmaceaeNarrower topic: Ulmaceae is one lineage within the flowering plants.

• Angiosperm phylogenyNarrower topic: This is the plant lineage whose evolutionary relationships the phylogeny describes.

• FloretNarrower topic: Florets are flowers belonging to this broader group of plants.

• PlantBroader topic: Flowering plants are the most diverse major group of living plants.

• Plant life cycleBroader topic: Its life cycle includes flowers, double fertilization, and enclosed seeds.

• SolanaceaeNarrower topic: The family belongs to this broad group of seed plants.

• Nut (fruit)Narrower topic: Nuts are fruits formed by flowering plants.

• AsteridsNarrower topic: Asterids are one of the largest evolutionary branches within flowering plants.

• CaryophyllalesNarrower topic: Caryophyllales is one order within the flowering plants.

• Evolution of insectsRelated: Flowering plants created new resources and habitats for many insect lineages.

• RutaceaeNarrower topic: Rutaceae is one lineage within the flowering plants.

• UlmusNarrower topic: Elms are flowering plants whose flowers appear before or with their leaves.

• AmborellaNarrower topic: Amborella belongs to this group, whose evolutionary history it helps illuminate.

• BetulaceaeNarrower topic: Betulaceae is one branch of the flowering plants.

• Floral formulaNarrower topic: Floral formulas describe the reproductive structures characteristic of flowering plants.

• MonophylyBroader topic: Their classification is framed as a clade descended from a shared flowering-plant ancestor.

• Palm treeNarrower topic: Palms are flowering plants, despite their tree-like appearance and unusual stem anatomy.

• PopulusNarrower topic: Populus belongs to the flowering plants, within the order Malpighiales.