Fagales
- noun
- Specialized
- The Fagales include many important timber-producing trees such as oaks and beeches.
Examples
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Researchers studied the evolutionary history of the Fagales to better understand global forest diversity.
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Several members of the Fagales are valued for their edible nuts, including walnuts and chestnuts.
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The Fagales order includes many important trees.
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Many species in the Fagales are valued for their timber.
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Researchers studied the evolutionary history of the Fagales to better understand global forest diversity.
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Several members of the Fagales are valued for their edible nuts, including walnuts and chestnuts.
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The Fagales include many important timber-producing trees such as oaks and beeches.
Synonyms
A group of trees like oaks, beeches, and birches
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Fagales comes from the Latin Fagus, meaning 'beech', plus the ending -ales that names a group of related plants. So, Fagales is the group of trees and shrubs related to beeches, like oaks and birches.