Definition: Nodulariaceae is a family of flowering plants that includes shrubs, small trees, and vines with large flowers. They are characterized by their long, narrow leaves, which are often arranged in a symmetrical pattern. The flowers are typically sessile, meaning they do not grow on the stems or branches but instead form a cluster at the base of the plant. Nodulariaceae is also known for its ability to produce large amounts of pollen and nectar, which are
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