Definition: The term "Aquifoliaceae" refers to a group of flowering plants that grow primarily on the soil surface, including oak trees, birch, willow, spruce, pine, maple, and maple species. This family includes around 200 genera, with more than 7,500 individual species. They are known for their hardy, deciduous foliage and rich, aromatic oils, often used in perfumes and essential oil blends.
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