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Core eudicot identification
Identified by molecular evidence
Core eudicot flowers
parts in 5s, 2x more stamens than petals, no tepals (petals and sepals clearly differentiated)

Core eudicot families (orders Saxifragales and Vitales)
Crassulaceae, Saxifragaceae
Vitaceae
Crassulaceae
Stone crop family (Saxifragales)
Crassulaceae leaves
succulent

Crassulaceae photosynthesis
CAM photosynthesis (2x a day)

Crassulaceae gynoecium
Apocarpous (multiple free carpels)
Saxifragaceae
Saxifrage family (Saxifragales)
Saxifragaceae leaves
often in rosettes (circular clump of leaves, usually ground-level)
Saxifragaceae gynoecium
syncarpous (multiple fused carpels) and lobed

Vitaceae
grapes (Vitales)
Liana
Woody vine rooted in the soil that grows into tree canopy
Vitales vine type
Liana
Vitales leaves
Tendril opposite leaves
Vitales fruit
berry (fleshy fruit with more than 1 seed)
develops from one ovary
no drupe/pit