The laurel-well-behaved (Laurales) are an order of the Bedecktsamigen plants (Magnoliophyta).

Description

There is predominantly evergreen, holzige plants. The sheets are simple and ledrig.

Systematics

Seven plant families are assigned to the order of the laurel-well-behaved (Laurares), with 154 kinds and nearly 3000 kinds:

• Atherospermataceae: The family has a strongly disjunktes area. There are six to sieved kind with 16 kinds.
• Spice bush plants (Calycanthaceae): There is evergreen or season-green bushes or trees, it has simple, against-constant sheets. There are five kinds with eleven kinds. The family has a strongly disjunktes area.
• Gomortegaceae: It is a monotypical Taxon. There is only the one kind:

Gomortega club. It is resident in central Chile. There is aromatic plants with simple sheets.

• Hernandiaceae: The family is arranged into two Unterfamilien with five kinds and 55 kinds.
• Laurel plants (Lauraceae): about 50 kinds with approximately 2500 kinds.
• (Monimiaceae): There is bushes or Lianen. With 22 kinds and 200 kinds.
• Siparunaceae: There is Lianen. There are two kinds with 75 kinds in the Neotropis and west Africa.

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