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Bedstraw or Rubiaceae have whorls of leaves along the square stems	Bellflower or Campanulaceae have the petals joined into a bell	Borage or Boraginaceae have petals fused at the base and four large seeds	Broomrape or Orobanchaceae are parasitic; no green leaves
Buttercup or Ranunculaceae have many stamens and carpels	Cabbage or Brassicacea have four petals arranged in a cross shape	Campion or Caryophyllacea have four or five petals, often divided	Carrot or Apiaceae have the flowers on radiating stalks in umbels