Comparison
Asterales Asteridae and Rosidea Rosales
The plants of the Rosidea
Rosales]
and Asteridae [Hartriegelartige
(Cornales)
Heidekrautartige (Ericales)
Raublattgewächse (Boraginaceae), Icacinaceae, Oncothecaceae, Vahliaceae
Garryales
Enzianartige (Gentianales)
Lippenblütlerartige (Lamiales)
Nachtschattenartige (Solanales)
Bruniaceae, Columelliaceae,
Desfontainiaceae, Escalloniaceae,
Paracryphiaceae
Stechpalmenartige (Aquifoliales)
Doldenblütlerartige (Apiales)
Asternartige (Asterales)
Kardenartige (Dipsacales)]
Both Superorders have mania and stupor in
common.
The Rosidae state of stupor or mania can
extend to enstrangement, misanthropy, contempt and
violence/are extremely violent and very defensive.
Many have thorns as a defence strategy.
Ricin, the most deadly poison in this Superorder comes from the Euphorbiaceae.
It has been used for the most hidious (= abscheulich) and warlike purposes.
The Asteridae exhibit a selfishness and
sensitivity that turns to excitement and hysteria. They tend to use paralysing
poisons as a defence mechanism.
The result, which is the opposite polarity of sensitivity and hysteria,
is a dreamy state where mental exertion is impossible.
Vorwort/Suchen. Zeichen/Abkürzungen. Impressum.