angiospermide
Angiospermide is a term that has been used to refer to a proposed group of flowering plants, though its taxonomic standing is not widely recognized in current classification systems. Historically, the term was sometimes employed in discussions about the evolutionary relationships within the angiosperms, the largest and most diverse group of land plants, characterized by their production of flowers and fruits.
The concept of angiospermide has appeared in older botanical literature, often as a way to group certain
Contemporary botanical taxonomy typically divides angiosperms into major clades such as the monocots, eudicots, and basal