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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 5 entries checked · 2 flagged · 4 issues confirmed · 2 corrected · 2 still open
Cucurbitaceae — The claim that the first subfamily (Cucurbitoideae) is not monophyletic is factually incorrect; Cucurbitoideae is widely accepted as monophyletic.
Cucurbitaceae — The statement that the family has been divided into two subfamilies but the first is not monophyletic is misleading because the non-monophyletic group is Zanonioideae in some older treatments.
Ericaceae — The statement that 'the state of Maine growing the majority of lowbush blueberry' is misleading because the entry does not specify 'lowbush' in the first part, so the phrasing could imply Maine grows the majority of all U.S. blueberries, which is false.
Ericaceae — The phrasing about Styphelioideae being 'included in 2002 research' could be read as claiming Styphelioideae was a separate family, which is incorrect; the former separate family is Epacridaceae, now treated as subfamily Styphelioideae.
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