Capparoidae
Capparoidae is a subfamily within the flowering plant family Capparaceae. This subfamily is characterized by several distinct morphological features, although variations exist within its diverse genera. Typically, members of Capparoidae are herbaceous plants, shrubs, or small trees, often found in tropical and subtropical regions.
The leaves of Capparoidae species are usually simple or palmately compound, and are alternately arranged on
Flowers in Capparoidae are generally bisexual and actinomorphic, exhibiting radial symmetry. They typically possess four sepals
The subfamily Capparoidae encompasses several genera, including Capparis, the type genus, which includes the common caper.