Flora of India
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This is a list and index to the flora of the Indian subcontinent.

Contents

Non-flowering Plants

PSILOTOPHYTA

LYCOPODIOPHYTA

  • Lycopodiaceae
  • Selaginellaceae

EQUISETOPHYTA

  • Equisetaceae

POLYPODIOPHYTA

  • Marattiaceae
  • Ophioglossaceae
  • Gleicheniaceae
  • Polypodiaceae
  • Thelypteridaceae

PINOPHYTA - CYCADOPHYTINA

  • Cycadaceae

PINOPHYTA - PINOPHYTINA

  • Araucariaceae
  • Cupressaceae
  • Pinaceae
  • Podocarpaceae
  1. Podocarpus wallichianus [1]
  • Taxaceae
  1. Taxus wallichiana
  2. Taxus baccata
  • Taxodiaceae
  1. Cryptomeria japonica Introduce'

PINOPHYTA - GNETOPHYTINA

  • Ephedraceae
  • Gnetaceae
  • Welwitschiaceae

Flowering plants

MAGNOLIIDAE

Winteraceae

Calycanthaceae

Saururaceae

Nelumbonaceae

Menispermaceae

Magnoliaceae

Lauraceae

Piperaceae

Nymphaeaceae

Coriariaceae

Annonaceae

Hernandiaceae

Aristolochiaceae

Ranunculaceae

Papaveraceae

Myristicaceae

Chloranthaceae

Illiciaceae

Berberidaceae

Fumariaceae

HAMAMELIDAE

  • Platanaceae
  • Cannabaceae
  1. Cannabis sativa
  • Urticaceae
  • Fagaceae
  • Hamamelidaceae
  • Moraceae
  1. Ficus benghalensis
  2. Ficus religiosa
  3. Ficus elastica
  4. Ficus benjamina
  • Juglandaceae
  • Betulaceae
  • Ulmaceae
  • Cecropiaceae
  • Myricaceae
  • Casuarinaceae
  1. Casuarina equisetifolia

CARYOPHYLLIDAE

  • Phytolaccaceae
  • Cactaceae
  • Basellaceae
  • Plumbaginaceae
  • Nyctaginaceae
  • Chenopodiaceae
  • Molluginaceae
  • Aizoaceae
  • Amaranthaceae
  • Caryophyllaceae
  • Didiereaceae
  • Portulacaceae
  • Polygonaceae

DILLENIIDAE

  • Dilleniaceae
  • Sterculiaceae
  • Cistaceae
  • Loasaceae
  • Monotropaceae
  • Paeoniaceae
  • Bombacaceae
  • Violaceae
  • Salicaceae
  • Sapotaceae
  • Ochnaceae
  • Malvaceae
  • Tamaricaceae
  • Capparaceae
  • Ebenaceae
  • Sarcolaenaceae
  • Lecythidaceae
  • Turneraceae
  • Brassicaceae
  • Styracaceae
  • Theaceae
  • Sarraceniaceae
  • Passifloraceae
  • Moringaceae
  • Theophrastaceae
  • Marcgraviaceae
  • Nepenthaceae
  • Caricaceae
  • Bataceae
  • Myrsinaceae
  • Clusiaceae
  • Droseraceae
  • Fouquieriaceae
  • Epacridaceae
  • Primulaceae
  • Elaeocarpaceae
  • Flacourtiaceae
  • Cucurbitaceae
  • Ericaceae
  • Tiliaceae
  • Bixaceae
  • Begoniaceae
  • Pyrolaceae

ROSIDAE

  • Connaraceae
  • Elaeagnaceae
  • Cornaceae
  • Euphorbiaceae
  1. Indian gooseberry (Phyllanthus emblica)
  • Simaroubaceae
  • Pittosporaceae
  • Proteaceae
  • Garryaceae
  • Rhamnaceae
  • Cneoraceae
  • Hydrangeaceae
  • Gunneraceae
  • Olacaceae
  • Leeaceae
  • Meliaceae
  1. Melia azedarach
  • Grossulariaceae
  • Sonneratiaceae
  • Santalaceae
  • Vitaceae
  • Rutaceae
  • Crassulaceae
  • Lythraceae
  1. Duabanga grandiflora
  • Viscaceae
  • Erythroxylaceae
  • Zygophyllaceae
  • Saxifragaceae
  • Thymelaeaceae
  • Rafflesiaceae
  • Linaceae
  • Oxalidaceae
  • Rosaceae
  • Myrtaceae
  • Celastraceae
  • Malpighiaceae
  • Geraniaceae
  • Chrysobalanaceae
  • Punicaceae
  • Aquifoliaceae
  • Polygalaceae
  • Limnanthaceae
  • Surianaceae
  • Onagraceae
  • Icacinaceae
  • Sapindaceae
  • Tropaeolaceae
  • Mimosaceae
  • Melastomataceae
  • Corynocarpaceae
  • Hippocastanaceae
  • Balsaminaceae
  • Caesalpiniaceae
  • Combretaceae
  1. Terminalia arjuna
  2. Terminalia bellerica
  3. Terminalia chebula
  4. Terminalia catappa
  • Dichapetalaceae
  • Aceraceae
  • Araliaceae
  • Fabaceae
  • Rhizophoraceae
  • Buxaceae
  • Anacardiaceae
  • Apiaceae

ASTERIDAE

  • Loganiaceae
  • Menyanthaceae
  • Plantaginaceae
  • Gesneriaceae
  • Rubiaceae
  • Gentianaceae
  • Polemoniaceae
  • Buddlejaceae
  • Acanthaceae
  • Caprifoliaceae
  • Apocynaceae
  1. Hemidesmus indicus
  2. Plumeria rubra
  • Hydrophyllaceae
  • Oleaceae
  • Pedaliaceae
  • Valerianaceae
  • Asclepiadaceae
  • Lennoaceae
  • Scrophulariaceae
  • Bignoniaceae
  • Dipsacaceae
  • Solanaceae
  • Boraginaceae
  • Globulariaceae
  • Lentibulariaceae
  • Asteraceae
  • Convolvulaceae
  • Verbenaceae
  • Myoporaceae
  • Campanulaceae
  • Cuscutaceae
  • Lamiaceae
  • Orobanchaceae
  • Goodeniaceae

ALISMATIDAE

  • Alismataceae
  • Hydrocharitaceae
  • Potomogetonaceae

ARECIDAE

  • Arecaceae
  • Cyclanthaceae
  • Pandanaceae
  • Araceae
  • Lemnaceae

COMMELINIDAE

  • Commelinaceae
  • Joinvilleaceae
  • Cyperaceae
  • Typhaceae
  • Eriocaulaceae
  • Juncaceae
  • Poaceae

ZINGIBERIDAE

  • Bromeliaceae
  • Heliconiaceae
  • Zingiberaceae
  • Cannaceae
  • Strelitziaceae
  • Musaceae
  • Costaceae
  • Marantaceae

LILIIDAE

  • Pontederiaceae
  • Iridaceae
  • Xanthorrhoeaceae
  • Smilacaceae
  • Orchidaceae
  • Haemodoraceae
  • Aloeaceae
  • Hanguanaceae
  • Dioscoreaceae
  • Liliaceae
  • Agavaceae
  • Taccaceae
  • Burmanniaceae

See also

References

  1. ^ Chuahan, Nidhi; Hitendra Padalia, Stutee Gupta, M. C. Porwal, and P. S. Roy (July 2003). "Psilotum complanatum Sw., a rare epiphytic fern ally of Great Nicobar Island: Exploration and habitat monitoring". Current Science 85 (2): 193–197. Retrieved on 2008-03-15. 

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