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| | Lamiales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) |
 | | Plocospermataceae are shrubby plants that may be recognised by their rather small, opposite leaves that are articulated near the base of the petiole, and their quite large, polysymmetric, campanulate-rotate flowers with versatile, extrorse anthers and a twice-divided style. |
| | Schlegeliaceae may be recognised by their woody habit, white bark, opposite, often thick leaves at least sometimes with small surface glands on the lower surface, large, monosymmetric flowers, and berries. |
| | Paulowniaceae may be recognised by their opposite leaves and terminal inflorescences with large, monosymmetric flowers; the calyx is densely covered with brown indumentum. |
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