Aceraceae -

They produce a double samara , a winged fruit designed to spin like a helicopter as it falls, aiding in wind dispersal. Ecological & Economic Importance

While historically recognized as a distinct family, modern genetic research has led taxonomists to reclassify these plants into the (Soapberry) family. Key Characteristics aceraceae

, commonly known as the maple family, is a group of flowering trees and shrubs characterized by their opposite leaves and distinctive winged fruits called samaras . They produce a double samara , a winged