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Hierarchy:	Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Plants ∟ Plant Families and Groups ∟ Angiosperms ∟ Rubiaceae 171 coordinate concepts 14 subordinate concepts ∟ Cephaelis \| ∟ Cinchona \| ∟ Coffea \| ∟ Galium \| ∟ Gardenia \| ∟ Hamelia \| ∟ Hedyotis \| ∟ Mitragyna \| ∟ Morinda \| ∟ Oldenlandia \| ∟ Pausinystalia \| ∟ Psychotria \| ∟ Rubia \| ∟ Uncaria ∟ Acanthaceae \| ∟ Aceraceae \| ∟ Acoraceae \| ∟ Adoxaceae \| ∟ Agavaceae \| ∟ Aizoaceae \| ∟ Alangiaceae \| ∟ Alismatidae \| ∟ Aloe \| ∟ Amaranthaceae \| ∟ Anacardiaceae \| ∟ Annonaceae \| ∟ Apiaceae \| ∟ Apocynaceae \| ∟ Aquifoliaceae \| ∟ Araceae \| ∟ Araliaceae \| ∟ Arecaceae \| ∟ Aristolochiaceae \| ∟ Asclepiadaceae \| ∟ Asteraceae \| ∟ Balanophoraceae \| ∟ Balsaminaceae \| ∟ Begoniaceae \| ∟ Berberidaceae \| ∟ Betulaceae \| ∟ Bignoniaceae \| ∟ Bixaceae \| ∟ Bombacaceae \| ∟ Boraginaceae \| ∟ Brassicaceae \| ∟ Bromeliaceae \| ∟ Burseraceae \| ∟ Buxaceae \| ∟ Cactaceae \| ∟ Calycanthaceae \| ∟ Campanulaceae \| ∟ Cannabaceae \| ∟ Capparaceae \| ∟ Caprifoliaceae \| ∟ Caricaceae \| ∟ Caryophyllaceae \| ∟ Cecropiaceae \| ∟ Celastraceae \| ∟ Chenopodiaceae \| ∟ Cistaceae \| ∟ Clethraceae \| ∟ Combretaceae \| ∟ Commelinaceae \| ∟ Convolvulaceae \| ∟ Cornaceae \| ∟ Corsiaceae \| ∟ Cucurbitaceae \| ∟ Cuscuta \| ∟ Cyperaceae \| ∟ Dilleniaceae \| ∟ Dioncophyllaceae \| ∟ Dioscoreaceae \| ∟ Dipsacaceae \| ∟ Droseraceae \| ∟ Ebenaceae \| ∟ Elaeagnaceae \| ∟ Elaeocarpaceae \| ∟ Ericaceae \| ∟ Eriocaulaceae \| ∟ Erythroxylaceae \| ∟ Eucommiaceae \| ∟ Euphorbiaceae \| ∟ Fabaceae \| ∟ Fagaceae \| ∟ Flacourtiaceae \| ∟ Fumariaceae \| ∟ Gentianaceae \| ∟ Geraniaceae \| ∟ Hamamelidaceae \| ∟ Hernandiaceae \| ∟ Hippocastanaceae \| ∟ Hippocrateaceae \| ∟ Hydrophyllaceae \| ∟ Illicium \| ∟ Iridaceae \| ∟ Juglandaceae \| ∟ Krameriaceae \| ∟ Lamiaceae \| ∟ Lauraceae \| ∟ Lecythidaceae \| ∟ Liliaceae \| ∟ Linaceae \| ∟ Loganiaceae \| ∟ Lythraceae \| ∟ Magnoliaceae \| ∟ Malpighiaceae \| ∟ Malvaceae \| ∟ Melastomataceae \| ∟ Meliaceae \| ∟ Menispermaceae \| ∟ Mistletoe \| ∟ Molluginaceae \| ∟ Monimiaceae \| ∟ Moraceae \| ∟ Moringa \| ∟ Myoporaceae \| ∟ Myricaceae \| ∟ Myristicaceae \| ∟ Myrsinaceae \| ∟ Myrtaceae \| ∟ Nelumbonaceae \| ∟ Nyctaginaceae \| ∟ Nymphaeaceae \| ∟ Nyssaceae \| ∟ Ochnaceae \| ∟ Olacaceae \| ∟ Oleaceae \| ∟ Onagraceae \| ∟ Orchidaceae \| ∟ Orobanchaceae \| ∟ Paeonia \| ∟ Pandanaceae \| ∟ Papaveraceae \| ∟ Passifloraceae \| ∟ Pedaliaceae \| ∟ Phytolaccaceae \| ∟ Piperaceae \| ∟ Plantago \| ∟ Plumbaginaceae \| ∟ Poaceae \| ∟ Polygalaceae \| ∟ Polygonaceae \| ∟ Pontederiaceae \| ∟ Portulacaceae \| ∟ Primulaceae \| ∟ Proteaceae \| ∟ Punicaceae \| ∟ Pyrolaceae \| ∟ Ranunculaceae \| ∟ Resedaceae \| ∟ Rhamnaceae \| ∟ Rhizophoraceae \| ∟ Rosales \| ∟ Rutaceae \| ∟ Salicaceae \| ∟ Salvadoraceae \| ∟ Santalaceae \| ∟ Sapindaceae \| ∟ Sapotaceae \| ∟ Sarraceniaceae \| ∟ Saururaceae \| ∟ Schisandraceae \| ∟ Scrophulariaceae \| ∟ Simaroubaceae \| ∟ Smilacaceae \| ∟ Solanaceae \| ∟ Stemonaceae \| ∟ Sterculiaceae \| ∟ Styracaceae \| ∟ Tamaricaceae \| ∟ Theales \| ∟ Thymelaeaceae \| ∟ Tiliaceae \| ∟ Tropaeolaceae \| ∟ Turnera \| ∟ Typhaceae \| ∟ Ulmaceae \| ∟ Urticaceae \| ∟ Valerianaceae \| ∟ Verbenaceae \| ∟ Violaceae \| ∟ Vitaceae \| ∟ Winteraceae \| ∟ Zingiberales \| ∟ Zygophyllaceae X
Broader terms:	Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Plants ∟ Plant Families and Groups ∟ Angiosperms ∟ Rubiaceae Angiosperms > Plant Families and Groups > Plants > Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) X
Narrower terms:	Cephaelis \| Cinchona \| Coffea \| Galium \| Gardenia \| Hamelia \| Hedyotis \| Mitragyna \| Morinda \| Oldenlandia \| Pausinystalia \| Psychotria \| Rubia \| Uncaria X
Annotation:	do not confuse X ref CRUCIATA with crucifers (CRUCIFERAE); prefer specific plant; coord with specific PLANT COMPONENTS term if pertinent; for use in therapy coord IM with PHYTOTHERAPY (IM) + disease/drug ther (IM) + PLANT PREPARATION or its indentations/ther use (IM or NIM) + specific plant chemical /ther use (IM) if pertinent; Manual 26.29 X
historyNote*:	1998 X
publicMeSHNote*:	1998 X
Scope note:	The Madder plant family of the order Rubiales, subclass Asteridae, class Magnoliopsida includes important medicinal plants that provide QUININE; IPECAC; and COFFEE. They have opposite leaves and interpetiolar stipules. X
activeMeSHYear*:	2004 \| 2005 \| 2006 \| 2007X
dateCreated*:	1997-06-20X
dateEstablished*:	1998-01-01X
dateRevised*:	2003-07-09X
recordAuthorizer*:	sjnX
recordMaintainer*:	ssbX
recordOriginator*:	JLSX
Type:	Concept X
Coordinate terms:	Acanthaceae \| Aceraceae \| Acoraceae \| Adoxaceae \| Agavaceae \| Aizoaceae \| Alangiaceae \| Alismatidae \| Aloe \| Amaranthaceae \| Anacardiaceae \| Annonaceae \| Apiaceae \| Apocynaceae \| Aquifoliaceae \| Araceae \| Araliaceae \| Arecaceae \| Aristolochiaceae \| Asclepiadaceae \| Asteraceae \| Balanophoraceae \| Balsaminaceae \| Begoniaceae \| Berberidaceae \| Betulaceae \| Bignoniaceae \| Bixaceae \| Bombacaceae \| Boraginaceae \| Brassicaceae \| Bromeliaceae \| Burseraceae \| Buxaceae \| Cactaceae \| Calycanthaceae \| Campanulaceae \| Cannabaceae \| Capparaceae \| Caprifoliaceae \| Caricaceae \| Caryophyllaceae \| Cecropiaceae \| Celastraceae \| Chenopodiaceae \| Cistaceae \| Clethraceae \| Combretaceae \| Commelinaceae \| Convolvulaceae \| Cornaceae \| Corsiaceae \| Cucurbitaceae \| Cuscuta \| Cyperaceae \| Dilleniaceae \| Dioncophyllaceae \| Dioscoreaceae \| Dipsacaceae \| Droseraceae \| Ebenaceae \| Elaeagnaceae \| Elaeocarpaceae \| Ericaceae \| Eriocaulaceae \| Erythroxylaceae \| Eucommiaceae \| Euphorbiaceae \| Fabaceae \| Fagaceae \| Flacourtiaceae \| Fumariaceae \| Gentianaceae \| Geraniaceae \| Hamamelidaceae \| Hernandiaceae \| Hippocastanaceae \| Hippocrateaceae \| Hydrophyllaceae \| Illicium \| Iridaceae \| Juglandaceae \| Krameriaceae \| Lamiaceae \| Lauraceae \| Lecythidaceae \| Liliaceae \| Linaceae \| Loganiaceae \| Lythraceae \| Magnoliaceae \| Malpighiaceae \| Malvaceae \| Melastomataceae \| Meliaceae \| Menispermaceae \| Mistletoe \| Molluginaceae \| Monimiaceae \| Moraceae \| Moringa \| Myoporaceae \| Myricaceae \| Myristicaceae \| Myrsinaceae \| Myrtaceae \| Nelumbonaceae \| Nyctaginaceae \| Nymphaeaceae \| Nyssaceae \| Ochnaceae \| Olacaceae \| Oleaceae \| Onagraceae \| Orchidaceae \| Orobanchaceae \| Paeonia \| Pandanaceae \| Papaveraceae \| Passifloraceae \| Pedaliaceae \| Phytolaccaceae \| Piperaceae \| Plantago \| Plumbaginaceae \| Poaceae \| Polygalaceae \| Polygonaceae \| Pontederiaceae \| Portulacaceae \| Primulaceae \| Proteaceae \| Punicaceae \| Pyrolaceae \| Ranunculaceae \| Resedaceae \| Rhamnaceae \| Rhizophoraceae \| Rosales \| Rutaceae \| Salicaceae \| Salvadoraceae \| Santalaceae \| Sapindaceae \| Sapotaceae \| Sarraceniaceae \| Saururaceae \| Schisandraceae \| Scrophulariaceae \| Simaroubaceae \| Smilacaceae \| Solanaceae \| Stemonaceae \| Sterculiaceae \| Styracaceae \| Tamaricaceae \| Theales \| Thymelaeaceae \| Tiliaceae \| Tropaeolaceae \| Turnera \| Typhaceae \| Ulmaceae \| Urticaceae \| Valerianaceae \| Verbenaceae \| Violaceae \| Vitaceae \| Winteraceae \| Zingiberales \| Zygophyllaceae X
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Labels and equivalent concepts:	Måreväxter (sv, replaced) X
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