666.61.00 AdoxaceaeBotany: 5 genera: Adoxa, Sambucus, Sinadoxa, Tetradoxa, Viburnum; ± 180 species; opposite toothed leaves; flowers small, five- or, more rarely, four-petalled, cymose inflorescences; fruit a drupe; similar
Cornaceae.
Diervillaceae: 4 genera: Diervilla, Macrodiervilla, Weigela, Weigelastrum; capsular fruit.
TaxonomyAdoxaceae is the first diverging lineage in
Dipsacales in the
Apg3 classification. The most striking aspect is that Sambucus and Viburnum have been transferred from
Caprifoliaceae into
Adoxaceae.
In the
Plant theory Diervillaceae is tentatively included in
Adoxaceae.
Adoxaceae is placed in
Subphase 1 in the
Dipsacales.
IntroductionThe theme of conflict between longing for love and autonomy is mixed with the naïve, impulsive and maniac quality of
Subphase 1. They can easily and naïvely get into trouble in relationships where they will give themselves away completely and lose their autonomy. They can be left alone by their love or spouse. They feel neglected and have to do it on their own. They have lost the love of their life and have trouble finding out how to go on. They can feel as if they have given themselves away for nothing.
MindAilments from having lost their spouse, by being left or by death.
Difficulty to raise children on their own.