Stronghold they plants (Hydrangeaceae) are one in that the hardlatch plate-well-behaved (Cornales).

Spreading

The Hydrangeaceae has its spreading in the moderate widths into the subtropics: They have their main spreading in the northern moderate widths (getting arctic) and in the subtropics. In the Neotropis occur they from Mexico to Chile, particularly in the Anden.

Description

There is bushes, half bushes, Lianen or krautige plants. They have counter or change-constant, evergreen or annually dropping, mostly undivided sheets. The bloom conditions are Zymen or grapes/clusters. The single flowers are small to large and The structure of the bloom varies depending upon Taxon: Four to five (rarely ten) which mostly grew together; Four to five (rarely ten) free Four, eight or 10 to 200 free, fertile freely; Two, three or five synkarpe (deformed) The Fruchtknoten are halfunder constant until under constant.

Systematics

The family of the stronghold they plants (Hydrangeaceae) arranged into two n and 17 EN with 190 EN:

• Hydrangeoideae: With 15 kinds and 185 kinds. With a spreading in the warm moderate widths, particularly in Southeast Asia and North America, South America and Malaysia.

• • Broussaisia
  • Carpenteria
  • Decumaria
  • Deinanthe
  • Dichroa
  • Deutzien (Deutzia)
  • Fendlerella
  • Hortensien (Hydrangea)
  • Kirengeshoma
  • Mock oranges (Philadelphus): With 65 kinds.
  • Pileostegia
  • Platycrater
  • Schizophragma
  • Whipplea

• Jamesioideae: With two kinds and about five kinds in North America:
  • Jamesia
  • Fendlera

In former times many Taxa of the family of stronghold they plants (Hydrangeaceae) were integrated into the family (Saxifragaceae).

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