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See also: plants which bear their See also: flowers in catkins (amenta)
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They are trees and shrubs chiefly of temperate climates, and include many See also: common See also: British trees
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It comprised the following orders:—Salicaceae, willows and poplars; Corylaceae, See also: hazel, See also: hornbeam; Betulaceae, birch, See also: alder; Fagaceae, See also: oak, See also: beech, , See also: chestnut; Casuarinaceae, .See also: Casuarina (beefwood); Platanaceae, See also: plane; Juglandaceae, See also: walnut; Myricaceae, bog See also: myrtle
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This class is not retained in the most See also: modern systems of See also: classification
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