Asparagus-well-behaved (Asparagales) are with the lily-well-behaved (Liliales) in the Flora Central Europe the most important order within the subclass of the lily something similar (Liliidae) within the plants (Liliopsida).

Description

There is krautige plants or Sukkulenten mostly of several years. The krautigen Taxa has often memory organs (bulbs or Rhizome). With the Asparagales Sukkulenten never occur, with the Liliales. The blooms are triple. The fruits are in fan arranged caps with black seeds or berries.

Systematics

To the order to the asparagus-well-behaved (Asparagales) belongs 16 to 24 families with 1122 kinds over 26000 kinds:

• Agapanthaceae
• Agave plants (Agavaceae)
• Bulb plants (Alliaceae)
• (Amaryllidaceae)
• (Aphyllanthaceae)
• Asparagus plants (Asparagaceae)
• (Asphodelaceae)
• Asteliaceae
• Blandfordiaceae
• Boryaceae
• Doryanthaceae
• Day lily plants (Hemerocallidaceae)
• Hyacinth plants (Hyacinthaceae)
• Hypoxidaceae
• Sword lily plants (Iridaceae)
• Ixioliriaceae
• Lanariaceae
• Laxmanniaceae
• Orchideen (Orchidaceae)
• Mouse thorn plants (Ruscaceae)
• Tecophilaeaceae
• Themidaceae
• Grass tree plants (Xanthorrhoeaceae)
• Xeronemataceae

Related links

• http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/d53/53b.htm

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