| PBIO 450 Lecture Notes - Rosidae -- Spring 1998 (533 words) |
 | Still, Engler & Prantl considered Garryaceae to be a primitive, amentiferous angiosperm, and positioned them (as Garryales) between the Salicales and Myricales at the beginning of the flowering plants. |
| Hutchinson was one of the first to associate Garryaceae with the Cornales, and there it largely remained until excluded once again by Takhtajan in 1997. |
| I tend to concur with Cronquist on this one that most of these are basically cornelean, and the molecular data seems to confirm this (see also Xiang & al., Ann. |
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