Erbaceae
Erbaceae is not recognized as a distinct plant family in modern taxonomy. The term is likely a misspelling or historical variant of Ericaceae, the heath family. Ericaceae are a large family within the order Ericales, comprising roughly 124 genera and several thousand species. Members are predominantly woody plants—shrubs and small trees—with evergreen leaves adapted to acidic, nutrient-poor soils, though some genera include deciduous forms.
Flowers are often showy in shades of pink, white, or red and commonly have a bell- or
Geographic distribution is cosmopolitan, but the family is especially prominent in temperate and boreal regions of
Taxonomic note: If encountering "Erbaceae" in older literature or on unofficial sources, it typically refers to