Paeoniaceae example sentences

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"Paeoniaceae" Example Sentences

1. Paeoniaceae is a family of flowering plants, commonly known as peonies.
2. The family Paeoniaceae is native to Asia, Europe and Western North America.
3. The genus Paeonia, which includes the peonies, is the only genus in the family Paeoniaceae.
4. The family Paeoniaceae contains 33 species of herbaceous perennials.
5. Paeoniaceae plants are noted for their showy flowers and attractive foliage.
6. Paeoniaceae is a monophyletic family, which means that all the species share a common ancestor.
7. The family Paeoniaceae is divided into three subfamilies, Paeonia, Helleborine and Glaucidium.
8. The Paeoniaceae family includes some of the most popular garden plants, such as the peony and the fern-leaf peony.
9. Paeoniaceae are a diverse group of plants, ranging from small herbs to large shrubs.
10. The genus Paeonia contains the most species in the family Paeoniaceae, with over 20 species.
11. The Paeoniaceae family is an ancient one, with fossils dating back to the Cretaceous period.
12. The flowers of Paeoniaceae plants are usually large and showy, with five or more petals.
13. The leaves of Paeoniaceae plants are often divided into three leaflets, and the flowers are usually arranged in clusters.
14. The fruits of Paeoniaceae plants are usually dry, single-seeded capsules.
15. Paeoniaceae plants are adapted to a wide range of habitats, from dry, sunny areas to wet, shady areas.
16. Paeoniaceae plants are often used as ornamental plants in gardens and parks.
17. The roots of Paeoniaceae plants are usually thick and fleshy, and the stems are usually thick and woody.
18. Paeoniaceae plants are pollinated by a variety of insects, including bees, butterflies, moths and beetles.
19. The sap of Paeoniaceae plants is often milky or sticky, and the leaves are usually alternate and simple.
20. The family Paeoniaceae is closely related to the Ranunculaceae, or buttercup family.
21. Paeoniaceae plants are often used in traditional medicine to treat a variety of ailments.
22. The genus Paeonia is divided into two subgenera, Paeonia and Moutan, which are distinguished by their flower structure.
23. Paeoniaceae plants are often propagated by division, cuttings or seed, depending on the species.
24. The flowers of Paeoniaceae plants are often fragrant, and some species have edible fruits.
25. Paeoniaceae plants are popular as cut flowers, and some species are used in perfume production.
26. The leaves of Paeoniaceae plants are usually alternate and simple, and the flowers are usually arranged in clusters.
27. Paeoniaceae plants are often found in moist, shaded areas, and some species are adapted to dry, sunny areas.
28. The genus Paeonia contains some species that are poisonous, and all parts of the plant should be handled with care.
29. The family Paeoniaceae is closely related to the Berberidaceae, or barberry family.
30. The flowers of Paeoniaceae plants are usually large and showy, with five or more petals, and are often fragrant.
31. The fruits of Paeoniaceae plants are usually dry, single-seeded capsules, and some species have edible fruits.
32. Paeoniaceae plants are often used in traditional medicine to treat a variety of ailments, including fever, inflammation, and skin disorders.
33. The genus Paeonia is divided into two subgenera, Paeonia and Moutan, which are distinguished by their flower structure and the presence of leaves.
34. The leaves of Paeoniaceae plants are usually alternate and simple, and the flowers are usually arranged in clusters, with five or more petals.
35. The sap of Paeoniaceae plants is often milky or sticky, and the leaves are usually alternate and simple, and the flowers are usually arranged in clusters.
36. The fruits of Paeoniaceae plants are usually dry, single-seeded capsules, and some species have edible fruits, while others are poisonous.
37. The family Paeoniaceae is closely related to the Ranunculaceae, or buttercup family, and the Berberidaceae, or barberry family.
38. Paeoniaceae plants are often found in moist, shaded areas, and some species are adapted to dry, sunny areas, and can tolerate drought.
39. Paeoniaceae plants are often propagated by division, cuttings or seed, depending on the species, and can be grown in a variety of soil types.
40. The flowers of Paeoniaceae plants are often fragrant, and some species have edible fruits, which are used in traditional medicine to treat a variety of ailments.