| CLASS DICOTYLEDONEAE |
Eudicots (old class Dicotyledoneae)
Class Dicotyledoneae, class Magnoliopsida: Class EUDICOTS:
Leaves typically have a single, branching, main vein originating at the base of the leaf blade, or three or more main veins that diverge from the base.Flowers: The flower parts in monocots are multiples of three while in Eudicots (dicots) are multiples of four or five.Stems: In monocots, the stem vascular bundles are scattered, while in Eudicots (dicots) they are in a ring.Roots: The roots are adventitious in monocots, while in dicots they develop from the radicle. 200,000 species
Basal EUDICOTS / Basal Tricolpates
clade Eudicots
Subclass RANUNCULALES
Order: RANUNCULALES
order RANUNCULALES Subclass PROTEALES
Order: Proteales
order PROTEALES Core EUDICOTS/Core Tricolpates
Order ?? Order Caryophyllales
order CARYOPHYLLALES Order SantalalesOrder Buxales
order BuxalesOrder Saxifragales
order SaxifragalesOrder Vitales, Rhamnales 
order VITALES 
Subclass Rosidae
subclass ROSIDAE
Pancy, Clover, Roses, Maple, Almonds, Fig, Oak, Walnut, Orange, Poison Oak, Squash
Subclass Asteridae
Subclass ASTERIDAE 