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

• SalicaceaeNarrower topic: Salicaceae belongs to this broad group of seed plants.

• BeetleRelated: Beetle lineages diversified alongside flowering plants and their new food resources.

• CannabaceaeNarrower topic: Cannabaceae belongs to the flowering plants, whose seeds develop inside fruits.

• JuglandaceaeNarrower topic: Juglandaceae belongs to the flowering plants, whose defining trait is enclosed seeds.

• AraceaeNarrower topic: Araceae is one lineage within this broad plant group.

• JuncaceaeNarrower topic: Juncaceae belongs to the flowering plants, whose defining reproductive structures are flowers and enclosed seeds.

• MagnoliaNarrower topic: Magnolia belongs to the broad lineage of flowering plants.

• SapindaceaeNarrower topic: The family is part of the flowering plants, the largest major group of land plants.

• AsparagalesNarrower topic: Asparagales is one order within the flowering plants.

• EricalesNarrower topic: Ericales belongs to the flowering plants, defined by enclosed ovules and flowers.

• EuphyllophyteBroader topic: Flowering plants are the most species-rich living group within Euphyllophyta.

• George BenthamNarrower topic: Most of Bentham’s best-known classification work concerns this major plant group.

• LamialesNarrower topic: Lamiales is one branch of the flowering plants.

• LavandulaNarrower topic: Lavandula belongs to this broad group of plants, formally called angiosperms.

• MalvaceaeNarrower topic: Malvaceae belongs to the largest major group of land plants.

• MistletoeNarrower topic: Mistletoes are flowering plants, despite spending much of their lives attached to woody hosts.

• OleaceaeNarrower topic: Oleaceae is one family within the flowering plants.

• ZingiberalesNarrower topic: Zingiberales is a lineage within the flowering plants.

• AnacardiaceaeNarrower topic: Anacardiaceae belongs to this large plant group.

• ApocynaceaeNarrower topic: Apocynaceae is one lineage within the flowering plants.

• CycadCompared with: Unlike cycads, angiosperms enclose their seeds and reproduce using flowers.

• MalpighialesNarrower topic: The order belongs to the flowering-plant lineage and shares its defining reproductive features.

• OkraNarrower topic: Okra is a flowering plant whose fruit protects its seeds.

• ProteaceaeNarrower topic: Proteaceae is one family within this large group of seed plants.

• UrticaceaeNarrower topic: Urticaceae is one branch of the flowering-plant lineage.

• ArecalesNarrower topic: Arecales is one order within the flowering plants.

• CommelinaceaeNarrower topic: The family sits within the flowering plants, whose seeds develop inside fruits.

• TaxusCompared with: Yews produce no flowers or true fruits; their fleshy arils do not enclose the seeds.

• DicotyledonNarrower topic: Dicotyledons are defined within this larger group of seed plants.

• IpomoeaNarrower topic: Ipomoea belongs to the flowering plants, the group defined by flowers and enclosed seeds.

• IridaceaeNarrower topic: Iridaceae is one lineage within the flowering plants.

• MagnoliaceaeNarrower topic: Magnoliaceae is one family within the flowering plants.

• PrimulaNarrower topic: Primula belongs to the large evolutionary lineage of flowering plants.

• AcorusNarrower topic: Acorus belongs to flowering plants despite its reduced, inconspicuous inflorescences.

• BennettitalesCompared with: Bennettitalean organs can look flower-like but did not enclose seeds in ovaries.

• EquisetumCompared with: Horsetails have neither flowers nor fruits, relying instead on spores.

• HollyNarrower topic: Holly belongs to the flowering plants and forms fruits around its seeds.

• LiriodendronNarrower topic: Liriodendron belongs to the flowering plants and bears seeds in cone-like fruit clusters.

• LoriiniRelated: Their flowers provide the nectar and pollen that sustain Loriini.

• Plant reproductive morphologyNarrower topic: Angiosperms unite flowers and fruits into a distinctive reproductive system.

• Spanish mossNarrower topic: Despite its mosslike appearance, Spanish moss is a flowering plant.

• Armen TakhtajanNarrower topic: Flowering plants were the central group in Takhtajan’s evolutionary research.

• ColchicumNarrower topic: Colchicum’s seasonal cycle is one form of flowering-plant reproduction.

• DiospyrosNarrower topic: Diospyros belongs to this broader group of seed plants.

• Eruca sativaNarrower topic: Eruca sativa reproduces through flowers followed by seed-bearing fruits.

• ErythroxylumNarrower topic: Erythroxylum belongs to this broad group of seed plants.

• Evolutionary history of plantsBroader topic: Angiosperms became the most diverse major lineage of living plants.

• FabalesNarrower topic: Fabales is one order within this vast flowering-plant lineage.

• GnetidaeCompared with: Gnetophytes share some traits with flowering plants but lack flowers and enclosed ovules.

• Gnetum gnemonCompared with: Gnetum’s fleshy seed coverings resemble fruit, but it does not produce flowers or true fruits.