Lythraceae
Loosestrife/Henna family
Herbs, shrubs and trees with wrinkled petals. Includes henna (Lawsonia), pomegranate (Punica), and crepe myrtle (Lagerstroemia).
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Opposite or whorled leaves on herbs, shrubs, and trees; regular flowers with crinkled, crepe-paper-textured petals emerge from a distinct tubular hypanthium, ripening into a capsule or, in pomegranate, a leathery many-seeded berry.
Petals across the family share a characteristic crinkled, tissue-paper texture — crepe myrtle takes its name from exactly this — while henna's leaves supply the reddish dye lawsone.
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How to recognise the Lythraceae family
- 01
Leaf arrangement: opposite/whorled
- 02
Leaf type: simple
- 03
Growth forms: herb/shrub/tree
- 04
Inflorescence: axillary/raceme
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Fruit: capsule/berry
Typical leaf characters
- ArrangementVariable
- TypeVariable
- MarginVariable
- VenationVariable
Characters typical of the family — individual species can vary.
Typical flower & fruit
- Flower symmetryZygomorphic (bilaterally symmetrical)
- InflorescenceVariable
- FruitBerry
Typical of the family — flowering plants only; species can vary.
Notable members
All 18 species in LYTHRACEAE
- Monarch RedstemAmmannia baccifera
- Jerry-JerryAmmannia multiflora
- Mexican False HeatherCuphea hyssopifolia
- Crepe Myrtle, Crepe Flower, May Flower, Myrtle, Queen's Crape Myrtle, Common Crape MyrtleLagerstroemia indica
- Ben TeakLagerstroemia microcarpa
- Small Flowered Crape MyrtleLagerstroemia parviflora
- Pride Of India, Queen Crape Myrtle, Queen Of FlowersLagerstroemia speciosa
- Henna, Egyptian Priven, Cypress Shrub, Camphire, SamphireLawsonia inermis
- Dense-Flowered RotalaRotala densiflora
- Lilac Tassel FlowerRotala fimbriata
- Free-Flowering RotalaRotala floribunda
- Giant Red RotalaRotala macrandra
- Malampurha RotalaRotala malampuzhensis
- Rosy RotalaRotala rosea
- Roundleaf ToothcupRotala rotundifolia
- Fire-Flame Bush, Shiramjitea, WoodfordiaWoodfordia fruticosa
- Ammannia baccifera subsp. aegyptica
- Lafoensia microphylla
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