Question

name three families of angiosperms giving one character of each​

Answer 1

Answer:

Three families of angiosperms are:

Explanation:

1. Fabaceae:

The Fabaceae family, also known as the pea or bean family includes about 18,000 species.Their characteristics are ;

• Mostly herbaceous, though this group also includes trees and shrubs.

• Leaves alternate and have stipules.

• Flowers have five fused sepals and five petals that might be individual or fused.

• Most flowers appear to have 'wings'.

2. Solanaceae

Smaller than the Fabaceae, Solanaceae has approximately 2,500 species. Their characteristics are;

• Herbaceous (both annuals and perennials), and some trees and shrubs

• Leaves alternate and don't have stipules

• The magic number for flowers is usually five: five united sepals, five united petals. Occasionally sepals are individual and not united.

• Some plants have economic value, including potatoes, eggplants, tomatoes, peppers, and tobacco.

3. Liliaceae

The Liliaceae family, also known as the lily family, includes beautiful flowers. Their characteristics are;

• Herbaceous perennial often with bulbs

• Most have alternating leaves that are typically long

• Flowers have three petals and three sepals