What is another word for Family Lardizabalaceae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli lˈɑːdɪzˌabɐlˌe͡ɪsiː] (IPA) 
The Family Lardizabalaceae is a group of flowering plants that are predominantly found in Asia and the Americas. This family includes various genera of woody climbing vines with distinct features such as large, lobed leaves and showy flowers. Some of the common synonyms for the Family Lardizabalaceae include the Lardizabala family and the Akebia family. The Lardizabala family comprises a single plant species while the Akebia family includes several species of climbing plants that are highly valued for their ornamental purposes. The different members of this family have been used extensively in traditional medicine and are also cultivated for their edible fruits and seeds.
