Today I am going to explain about family fab AC. Coming to the classification it belongs to the division's permato phyta, subdivision angios permate, class dichotelidane, subclass polypethylle, series calciflore, order roseles, family fab AC. This family is also known as papillonasea or phybecea, commonly known as p family. It is considered to be second largest family of dichotelidaneous plant. It is terrestrial plant, it is terrestrial plant widely distributed in temperate and tropical countries of the world. The plants are great economic importance. Next is root. The outstanding features is the presence of root nodules, which harbor nitrogen fixing bacteria inside them. These plants are grow to enrich the soil with nitrogenous substances. Stem it is branched smooth or glockas, may be erect or weak herbaceous or it could be hoody. See we are saying most of the plants which comes under phybecea will be either having a soft, smooth or glockas stem or it could be having a erect or weak stem. Then some of the plants are even climbing with the help of a tendrils. These plants are alternate, stipulate, compound leaf mostly trifoliate. Here you can see this. They could be, I mean some of them could have trifoliate leaves. Leaf modification. It is modified partly or only into tendrils in case of lathirus and picem. Leaf base may be pulvine, that means swollen leaf base. In picem and lathirus, the stipule are foliaceous and highly developed. In fluorescence, it will be resin, usually it will be resin. Resine means unbranched, indeterminate type of in fluorescence, bearing peticulate flowers. Peticulate flower means having a short floral stock called peticil along its axis. So coming to the flowers, flowers are complete. Complicments, all the laurels are, floral laurels are present, bractate, pedecelate. They are either actinomorphic or it could be zygomaphic. They are hypo-guiness, hypo-guiness, meaning the paryanth and the stemons are attached to the receptacles below the guinexia. And as I told her, it is hypo-guiness, cyclic and pentameras. K-Lix consists of sepals. Generally, they are 5-in-number. They are usually gamossepales. And odd sepals is always anterior in position. You can see the odd sepal, which is always anterior in position. Esteration is ascending imricate. Imricate means like one completely in, one completely out. Three sepals will be in and out. So it is an ascending imricate. And coming to the Karola, it consists of 5 petals. For the petal is papillonaceous. That means it consists of a posterior petal, which is outermost large. Petal called as a standard petal. Next to this, it has 2 lateral petals called as wing petals. And 2 anterior inermost united petal, which form a boat shaped structure called keel petal. This is in the descending imricate esteration. There are generally 10 stamens. 9 stamens are united to form a tube around the uvary, while the 10th stamens is free. This type of condition is called as diadalfas. Whereas, polyandrous means when stamens are free, that type of condition is called as polyandrous. It is monocorpillary, superior and unilocular. There are numerous ovules in on parietal placentation or at marginal placentation. Coming to the fruit, fruit is a legume or a pod. Seeds are non-endorphous. Polynesian is an endomorphous. Polynesian is through endomorphous. Economic importance of fantasy. Some of the plants which comes under fantasy family will produce, will be utilized for food purposes like kajaras, kajana, pice and sattayabha and glycine mocks. Even some plants are used for oil extraction purposes like arages, hypogea and some plants are used for timber purposes like dalbergea, ciso.