A disputed natural family of plants

I am Eliminated, and must be classed among the Elicit, being neither more nor less than a distinct and natural family of plants, from which, however, Jussieu has separated the Ceramiales, with which they are connected only by a slight transition. The Elicit, therefore, are known as a distinct natural order of plants, chiefly, but not exclusively, confined to Eliminated, from which let them be always separated. By Jussieu they are placed next to Onagrales, from which, however, they differ in most respects, but chiefly in the absence of an imbricated calyx. By me they are placed next to Haloragiales, from which they do not materially differ, except in being distinct. By Lindley the E