What is another word for Family Marantaceae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli mˈaɹantˌe͡ɪsiː] (IPA) 
The Family Marantaceae is a group of flowering plants that are commonly referred to as prayer plants, due to their unique foliage that folds like hands in prayer at night. This family includes over 500 species of plants, each with their distinct characteristics and features. Some of the synonyms used for the Family Marantaceae include the arrowroot family, the turmeric family, and the ginger family. These names are derived from specific species within the family that are commonly grown for culinary and medicinal purposes. Regardless of what name is used, the Family Marantaceae is a group of fascinating plants that are popular among gardeners and plant enthusiasts.
