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Often used in the same context:
asteraceae,
brassicaceae,
brassica oleracea,
cinnamomum,
sativum,
solanaceae,
cucurbita,
compositae,
eupatorium,
subsp,
solanum,
plantago,
opuntia,
vaccinium,
asclepias,
nobilis,
allium,
officinalis,
pinus,
senecio,
chinensis,
marginata,
cucurbit,
juglans,
abies,
triticum,
rosaceae,
cucumis,
piper nigrum,
erythrina,
coontie,
prunus,
latifolia,
japonicus,
euphorbia pulcherrima,
elegans,
sapodilla,
formosa,
terminalia,
cucurbita pepo,
allium sativum,
cucurbitaceae,
alata,
landrace,
pennisetum,
pummelo,
tuberosa,
albus,
solanum tuberosum,
typha,
solidago,
canadensis,
vulgare,
mayapple,
viridis,
deadly nightshade,
poinciana,
flavus,
glauca,
grandis,
colocasia,
heliconia,
snowberry,
pineapple guava,
zingiber,
concolor,
epilobium,
syringa,
allamanda,
oryza sativa,
yaupon,
origanum,
coffea arabica,
nightshade,
speciosa,
amelanchier,
oxeye daisy,
nemesia,
curcuma longa,
sativus,
genus,
spinosa,
sinensis,
actinidia,
lonicera,
hyacinth bean,
australis,
odorata,
lutea,
lupinus,
annatto,
ovata,
angustifolia,
arrowwood,
versicolor,
tagetes,
pot marigold,
zea mays,
webworm,
yaupon holly,
mexicana,
zingiber officinale
More general:
rosid dicot family
Synonyms:
family fabaceae,
family leguminosae,
legume family,
leguminosae,
pea family
Also try:
— Adjectives for fabaceae:
family,
other,
pea,
many
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