Belongs within: Faganae.
Contains: Juglandoideae, Nothofagus subgenus Brassospora.
The Juglandanae were listed by Doweld (2001) as a taxon uniting the wind-pollinated families Myricaceae, Juglandaceae and Nothofagus; the molecular analysis of Rosidae by Wang et al. (2009) supports a clade of Myrica and Juglans within the Fagales. Cretaceous flower fossils of the form genera Manningia and Caryanthus may be basal members of this clade (Collinson et al. 1993).
The Juglandaceae are a group of trees (rarely shrubs) found in Eurasia and the Americas, characterised by production of fruit as nuts surrounded by a thick husk formed from the involucre. Members of the Juglandaceae are grown for their edible nuts, particularly species of Juglans (walnuts) and Carya (hickory nuts). The Myricaceae are a family of small trees and shrubs, most of which are aromatic and resinous. Nothofagus, the southern beeches, is a genus of trees found in South America and Australasia, primarily in cooler habitats.
Juglandanae
| i. s.: NormapollesCBH93
| Manningia [incl. Trudopollis]CBH93
| CaryanthusCBH93
| Plicapollis usitatus Tschudy 1975CBH93, CP02
|--Myricaceae [Myricales, Myricineae]D01
| |--CanacomyricaT00
| |--Comptonia peregrinaH93, C38
| |--‘Myricophyllum’ longepetiolatum von Ettingshausen 1893CBH93
| |--TriatriopollenitesCBH93
| |--MyriciphyllumP92
| `--MyricaWM09
| |--M. californicaHL08
| |--M. ceriferaWM09
| |--M. esculentaP88
| |--M. fayaZ02
| |--M. galeRJ11
| |--M. hartwegiiH93
| |--M. holtzii Engler & v. Brehmer 1917EB17
| |--M. longifolia Unger 1850 [incl. M. ophir Unger 1850]HL08
| |--M. matheroniana [=Comptonia matheroniana]S89
| |--M. mexicanaBT87
| |--M. nagiSS72
| |--M. picardaeJ87
| |--M. rubraMH98
| |--M. salicifoliaPB27
| `--M. vernassiensisGT02
|--Juglandaceae [Juglandales]WM09
| | i. s.: Juglandiphyllum integrifoliumCBH93
| | Momipites Wodehouse 1933CBH93, CP02
| | |--M. actinus Nichols & Orr 1978CP02
| | |--M. fragilisCBH93
| | |--M. leffingwellii Nichols 1973CP02
| | |--M. rotundus (Leffingwell 1971) Nichols 1973CP02
| | |--M. tenuipolus Anderson 1960CP02
| | |--M. triorbicularis (Leffingwell 1971) Nichols 1973CP02
| | `--M. ventoifluminis Nichols 1973CP02
| | CrucipteraCD02
| |--Platycarya [Platycaryoideae]T00
| |--JuglandoideaeT00
| `--EngelhardioideaeT00
| |--AlfaroaT00
| |--OreomunneaT00
| `--EngelhardiaD07
| |--E. orsbergensisHL08
| |--E. rigida Bl. 1825 [incl. E. lepidota Schltr 1913]B81
| | |--E. r. var. rigidaB81
| | `--E. r. var. subsimplicifoliaB81
| |--E. serrata Bl. 1829B81
| `--E. spicataD07
`--Nothofagus Blume 1850A61 [Nothofagaceae, NothofagalesD01]
|--N. subg. LophozoniaLC95
| |--+--N. cunninghamiiLC95
| | `--+--N. menziesii (Hooker) Oerst. 1873LC95, A61 [=Fagus menziesii Hooker 1844A61]
| | `--N. mooreiLC95
| `--+--N. glaucaLC95
| `--+--N. alpinaLC95
| `--N. obliquaLC95
`--+--+--N. subg. BrassosporaLC95
| `--N. subg. NothofagusLC95
| |--+--N. antarcticaLC95
| | `--N. pumilioLC95
| `--+--N. nitidaLC95
| `--+--N. betuloidesLC95
| `--N. dombeyiLC95
`--N. subg. FuscosporaLC95
| i. s.: N. × apiculata (Colenso) Cockayne 1911 [=Fagus apiculata Colenso 1884; N. solandri × N. truncata]A61
| |--N. a. var. apiculataA61
| `--N. a. var. dubia (Kirk) Cheeseman 1925 (see below for synonymy)A61
| N. × blairii (Kirk) Cockayne 1911 [=Fagus blairii Kirk 1885; N. cliffortioides × N. fusca]A61
|--N. alessandriLC95
`--+--N. gunniiLC95
`--+--N. solandri (Hooker) Oerst. 1873LC95, A61 [=Fagus solandri Hooker 1844A61, N. solanderiA61]
| |--N. s. var. solandriA61
| `--N. s. var. cliffortioides (Hooker) Poole 1958 (see below for synonymy)A61
`--+--N. fusca (Hooker) Oerst. 1873LC95, A61 [=Fagus fusca Hooker 1844A61; incl. F. punctata msA61]
`--N. truncata (Col.) Cockayne 1926LC95, A61 (see below for synonymy)
Nothofagus apiculata var. dubia (Kirk) Cheeseman 1925 [=Fagus fusca var. dubia Kirk 1889; incl. F. fusca var. obsoleta Kirk 1889]A61
Nothofagus solandri var. cliffortioides (Hooker) Poole 1958 [=Fagus cliffortioides Hooker 1844, N. cliffortioides (Hooker) Oerst. 1873]A61
Nothofagus truncata (Col.) Cockayne 1926LC95, A61 [=Fagus truncata Col. 1899A61; incl. F. fusca var. colensoi Hooker 1854A61, Nothofagus fusca var. colensoi (Hooker) Cheesem. 1925A61, F. rotundifolia msA61]
*Type species of generic name indicated
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