North Africa Trees

Families included

PINACEAE Sprengel ex F. Rudolphi
CUPRESSACEAE Rich. ex Bartling
TAXACEAE Gray
EPHEDRACEAE L.
LAURACEAE Juss.
SMILACACEAE Vent.
ASPARAGACEAE Juss. (incl. DRACAENACEAE Salisb. & RUSCACEAE Spreng.)
ARECACEAE Bercht. & J. Presl.
POACEAE Barnhart
BERBERIDACEAE Juss.
MENISPERMACEAE Juss.
RANUNCULACEAE Juss.
BUXACEAE Dumort.
CRASSULACEAE DC.
GROSSULARIACEAE DC.
LORANTHACEAE Juss.
SANTALACEAE R.Br.
AMARANTHACEAE Juss.
CARYOPHYLLACEAE Juss.
PLUMBAGINACEAE Juss.
POLYGONACEAE Juss.
TAMARICACEAE Link.
VITACEAE Juss.
ZYGOPHYLLACEAE R.Br.
CELASTRACEAE R.Br.
ELATINACEAE Dumort.
EUPHORBIACEAE Juss.
HYPERICACEAE Juss. (GUTTIFERAE Juss.)
LINACEAE DC. ex Perleb
PHYLLANTHACEAE Martinov
RHIZOPHORACEAE Pers.
SALICACEAE Mirbel
CORIARIACEAE DC.
FABACEAE Lindl. (LEGUMINOSAE Adans.)
POLYGALACEAE Hoffmanns. & Link
BETULACEAE Gray
FAGACEAE Dum.
MORACEAE Gaudich.
RHAMNACEAE Juss.
ROSACEAE L.
ULMACEAE Mirb.
COMBRETACEAE R.Br.
MYRTACEAE Juss.
BRASSICACEAE Burnett (CRUCIFERAE Juss.)
CAPPARACEAE Juss. (Incl. CAPPARIDACEAE Juss.)
CLEOMACEAE Bercht. & J. Presl
MORINGACEAE Martinov
RESEDACEAE Martinov
SALVADORACEAE Lindl.
CISTACEAE Juss.
MALVACEAE Juss.
THYMELAEACEAE Juss.
ANACARDIACEAE R.Br. [Incl. PISTACEAE (Marchand) Caruel.]
BURSERACEAE Kunth
NITRARIACEAE Lindl.
RUTACEAE Juss.
SAPINDACEAE Juss.
EBENACEAE Gürke
ERICACEAE Juss.
SAPOTACEAE Juss.
BORAGINACEAE Juss.
APOCYNACEAE Juss.
RUBIACEAE Juss.
ACANTHACEAE Juss.
VERBENACEAE J.St.-Hil.
LAMIACEAE Martinov (LABIATAE Juss.)
OLEACEAE Hoffmanns. & Link
CONVOLVULACEAE Juss.
SOLANACEAE Juss.
PLANTAGINACEAE Juss. (GLOBULARIACEAE DC.)
SCROPHULARIACEAE Juss.
AQUIFOLIACEAE Bercht. & J. Presl.
COMPOSITAE Giseke (ASTERACEAE Bercht. & J. Presl)
ADOXACEAE E. Mey. (Incl. SAMBUCACEAE Link y VIBURNACEAE Dum.)
CAPRIFOLIACEAE Juss.
APIACEAE Lindl. (UMBELLIFERAE Juss.)
ARALIACEAE Juss.
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