Scrophulariales

Scrophulariales

   Acanthaceae
   Bignoniaceae
   Buddlejaceae
   Gesneriaceae
   Globulariaceae
   Lamiaceae
   Lentibulariaceae
   Myoporaceae
   Oleaceae
   Pedaliaceae
   Scrophulariaceae
Ref. [Uni-Ham 52efam] 2002-09-06
And, not listed in above:
   Orobanchaceae
   Hydrostachyaceae
Ref. Itis 32925 2002-09-06

Table of contents

1 Synonyms and common names
2 Text
3 Families
4 References

Lamiales is often used in place of Scrophuliariales. Both Lamiaceae and Scrophulariaceae are now placed within this order by cladistically-oriented taxonomists, so either name may be used. However, in cladistic nomenclature, the Lamioid clade is a more basal clade than the Scrophularioid clade, and for this reason, cladistically-oriented taxonomists prefer the Lamiales name.

Families

Acanthaceae, Acanthus family.
- about 250 genera and about 2500 species (Uni-Ham acanth 2002-09-06)
Bignoniaceae, Bignonias.
- about 100 genera and about 800 species (Uni-Ham bignoni 2002-09-06)
Buddlejaceae, Butterfly-bush family, Buddleias, Sagewood family.
- 8 genera (Uni-Ham 52efam 2002-09-06). Also found under Lognaniaceae sensu lato (Delta buddleja 2002-09-06)
Gesneriaceae, Gesneriads.
- about 140 genera (Uni-Ham 52efam 2002-09-06), about 2500 species (Uni-Ham 52e 2002-09-06)
Globulariaceae
- 2 genera (Uni-Ham 52efam 2002-09-06), about 30 species (Delta globula 2002-09-06).
Hydrostachyaceae
- 1 genus, 30 species (Delta hydrosta). Treated in Cornales by cladists. Not listed in ITIS. Not listed in Uni-Ham.
Lamiaceae, Mints.
- 200 genera, 3200 species (according to Gleason & Cronquist) Placed in this order by cladists.
Lentibulariaceae, Bladderworts.
- 3 genera (Uni-Ham 52efam 2002-09-06)
Myoporaceae
- 3 genera (Uni-Ham 52efam 2002-09-06)
Oleaceae, Olives.
- about 25 genera (Kew Oleaceae 2002-09-06) and about 600 species (ole 2002-09-06). Sometimes found under Gentianales.
Orobanchaceae, Broomrapes.
- 5 genera. Not listed in Uni-Ham; sometimes included in Scrophulariaceae. (siu.edu 2002-09-06)
Pedaliaceae, Sesame family.
- 17 genera (Uni-Ham 52efam 2002-09-06)
Scrophulariaceae, Figworts.
- about 190 genera and about 4000 species (Uni-Ham scrophulari 2002-09-06)