Piperales

From Palaeos

<==Piperales [Piperineae]
   |--Saururus [Saururaceae]
   |    `--S. cernuus
   `--Piperaceae
        |--Macropiper excelsum
        |--Nematanthera
        |--Symbryon
        |--Verhuellia
        |--Peperomia [Peperomioideae]
        |    |--P. pellucida
        |    `--P. reflexa
        `--Piper [Piperoideae]
             |--P. aduncum
             |--P. betle
             |--P. carinum
             `--P. nigrum

* Type species of genus indicated

References

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