What is another word for Group Amentiferae?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈuːp ɐmˈɛntɪfəɹˌiː] (IPA) 
Group Amentiferae is a collection of plants characterized by their capitate inflorescences, which means their flowers are aggregated in round, compact clusters. Amentiferae plants are found in different regions worldwide, and there are several variations of the term used in different contexts. The term "catkin-bearing trees" is often used to describe Amentiferae plants because they produce catkins, which are cylindrical clusters of flowers. Other synonyms for Amentiferae include "cone-bearers," "coniferous trees," and "cone plants." These synonyms make it easier to identify and differentiate between related groups of plants depending on their characteristics and growth patterns.
