(from the article `Malvales`) ...Malvaceae, containing about 3,000–3,500 species in total, constitute the core of the order. Sometimes the Elaeocarpaceae are included in the ...
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Byttneriaceae is a natural order of plants allied to the mallows. Almost all the species contain a fatty oil in their seeds, and have a fibrous bast. The typical genus is Byttneria, from which the order is named, but by far the most important is Theobroma to which the tree yielding cocoa (cacao) belongs.
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