What is another word for bladdernut family?
Pronunciation: [blˈadənˌʌt fˈamɪli] (IPA) 
The Bladdernut family refers to a group of trees and shrubs that have a distinctive characteristic of fruiting structures that resemble bladders. The family is also known as the Staphyleaceae, and includes genera such as Staphylea, Turpinia, and Euscaphis. Some common synonyms for the Bladdernut family include the Staphyleaceae family and the Staphyleales order. The members of this family are primarily found in temperate regions of the world, and are valued for their ornamental and medicinal properties. Many species in this family have been used in traditional medicine to treat various ailments such as inflammation, fevers, and coughs.
