(botany) A monofamilial order of flowering plants in the subclass Hamamelidae; members are simple-leaved, dioecious shrubs with flowers in catkins, and have a superior, pseudomonomerous ovary with a single ovule.
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(botany) A monofamilial order of flowering plants in the subclass Hamamelidae; members are simple-leaved, dioecious shrubs with flowers in catkins, and have a superior, pseudomonomerous ovary with a single ovule.
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An order of flowering plants, division Magnoliophyta (Angiospermae) in the subclass Hamamelidae of the class Magnoliopsida (dicotyledons). The order consists of a single family, genus, and species (Leitneria floridana) of the southeastern United States. The plants are simple-leaved, dioecious shrubs with the flowers in catkins. The ovary is superior and pseudomonomerous, with a single ovule ripening into a small drupe. See also Hamamelidae; Magnoliophyta.
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