Table 1. Key characteristics of the orders Sapindales, Ericales and Gentianales Sapindales Ericales Character 1. Plant habit 2. Plant type (monoecious, or dioecious, etc.) 3. Leaf type 4. Leaf shape 5. Flower characteristic 6. Fruit morphology 7. Seed size/shape 8. Special seed characteristic (if any) 9. Other characteristics (aromatic, etc.) Gentianales

Table 1. Key characteristics of the orders Sapindales, Ericales and Gentianales Sapindales Ericales Character 1. Plant habit 2. Plant type (monoecious, or dioecious, etc.) 3. Leaf type 4. Leaf shape 5. Flower characteristic 6. Fruit morphology 7. Seed size/shape 8. Special seed characteristic (if any) 9. Other characteristics (aromatic, etc.) Gentianales

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