Frankeniaceae
Frankeniaceae (sea heaths) A family of low shrubs or herbs that have narrow, often heath-like ‘eaves’ in opposite pairs without stipules. The flowers are small, regular, and tetra-, penta-, or hexamerous. There are 3 genera, with about 30 species, found mainly in saline areas of temperate and subtropical regions.
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