While De Jussieu placed the type family or "ordo", "Lilia" together with seven other "ordines" in the "Classis", "Stamina Perigyna" of the "Monocotyledones" (monocots), de Candolle, who called the type family "Liliacées" in French, considered them to belong within those vascular plants ("Vasculares") whose vascular bundles were thought to arise from within ("Endogènes", endogenous), a term he preferred to "Monocotylédonés". Jussieu's "Monocotyledones" thus became the "Phanérogames", meaning "visible seed", hence "Endogenæ phanerogamæ". De Candolle's "Phanérogames" thus defined included 22 "familles". By contrast, Argadh's more specific grouping of classis Liliiflorae contained only ten families, and positioned the Liliiflorae within a larger grouping, the Cryptocotyledoneae ("i.e." "Endogènes").