What is another word for Dilleniid Dicot Family?
Pronunciation: [dˈɪlənˌɪɪd dˈɪkɒt fˈamɪli] (IPA) 
The Dilleniid Dicot Family is a group of flowering plants that includes over 35,000 species. Synonyms for this family include the order Dilleniales, the subclass Dilleniidae, and the superorder Dillenianae. This family is known for its diverse range of plants, from large trees to small shrubs and herbs. Many of these plants are economically important, providing food, medicine, and timber. Some well-known examples of plants in the Dilleniid Dicot Family include the mango tree, the tea plant, and the magnolia. Despite their differences in appearance and uses, all members of this family share certain characteristics, such as having their flowers arranged in a spiral pattern.
