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ces, especially with the Dryms of the latter family. 
97 Anonaceze”: Relationship with the Magnoliacew as seen in the floral 
structure and in the presence of the “Olgehalt” is very clear. It some- 
what agrees with the Ebenaces in the rimose albumen and in the trimerous 
flowers (especially with Maba). It is also comparable to some extent with 
the Ancistrocladacess ; and also to the Aristolochiacese”. 
98 Eupomatiacez: Closely related to the Anonacex. 
99 Myristicaceer”: This family is certainly comparable with the 
Anonacess in its general character. But in the presence of oil-cells in the 
cortex, medulla and leaves, and in the connate stamens, it rather approaches 
the Winteranaceze. 
100 Gomortezacee”: Related to the Lauraces and Monimiacen. 
101 Monimiacee”™: Closely related to the Calycanthaces and to the 
Lauracese. 
102 Lauracem™: The agreenient in the valvate anthers, in the one- 
celled ovary, in the solitary hanging anatropous ovules, in the presence of the 
oil-cells, of this family and Monimiaceee shows their strong affinity. But re- 
garding the circular arrangement of their floral elements and the syncarpous 
gyneeceum, the Lauracerw very closely approach the Thymelmacen. 
103 Hernandiacew”™: Certainly this family is closely related to the 
Lauracess in the secretory cells, in the floral structure, in the fruit, in the 
identical characters of the anthers and in the gyneceum. 
Series XXX. Rhecadales 
104 Papaveraceze®: Most closely related to the Capparidaces, and 
after that, to the Crucifers, in the essential structure of flowers and fruit. The 
Tovariacese stand half-way between the Capparidacese and the Papaveraces. 
The connection of the latter with the Berberidaceze on the other hand is seen 
in the di- or trimerous flowers and in the seeds of both families. HALLIER 
1) Nat. Pi-fam. TII.—2, p. 27. 2) Muz, C. and Lanes, i.—l1. ¢. 
3) le. IIL—2, p. 41. 4) Nat. Pfl.-fam. Nacht. I. p. 173. 
5) lo IL—2, p. 97. 6) Lo. IL-2, p. 111. 
7) 1. ce IlL—2, p. 128. 8) Nat. Pfl-fam. IIT.—2, p. 136. 
