Aroma Wheel

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Flavor notes are the fruit. Plants bloom upward, fungal lineages root downward, and ecological visitors float beside the stems without joining them.

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Show any combination Lineage landmarksClade names such as Early superrosids Scientific Order namesVitales, Poales, Sapindales, and others Flavor picturesRecognition icons inside each hex collector Cultivation-origin pipsA separate geography layer, not ancestry Pollinators & dispersalAdjacent ecology icons resting inside family florets; never ancestry lines

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Placement: represented APG IV lineage, not age. Order names are an optional reading layer.

Biologically placeable plant and fungal notes, organized by Kingdom → Order → Family. Plantae grows above the trunk flare while Fungi forms the downward root system. Honey’s bee floats beside the base—and optional pollinator/dispersal icons sit inside family florets—without ancestry lines, because ecological relationships are not taxonomy. Represented plant Orders gather under high-level APG IV lineage groups; vertical position does not encode when a lineage appeared. Process descriptors and umbrella aroma terms remain available in the Wheel but are intentionally omitted here. Berry* is culinary shorthand spanning Ericaceae, Grossulariaceae, Lythraceae, and Rosaceae—not a botanical family.