"Juglandaceae" meaning in Conventions internationales

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    "(1818) Du latin Juglans (« noyer (l'arbre) ») et du suffixe -aceae,"
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        "Famille de plantes de l’ordre des Fagales, elle comprend plus de 85 espèces groupées en 10 genres."
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