Definition: Gromochytriaceae is a family of flowering plants in the family Apiaceae, known for producing species with an unusual form of flowers called "gromchos," which are typically composed of only two petals. These flowers are often referred to as "gromchos" because they resemble the shape of a grommet or a pocket. The family is also known for its wide range of geographical distribution, spanning from tropical regions in South America and Africa to temperate zones such as
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