Hominidae is to hominid as Poaceae is to what?

Question

I considered asking this on English. SE, but decided against it, since it strictly applies to biological nomenclature, which not many of them will know about - particularly that of plants. So, in animals, all families end in the suffix -idae - e.g. Hominidae, Apidae, Canidae or Laridae. When referring to members of a family, you can use the suffix -ids - e.g. hominids, apids, canids or larids. However, plant families are usually named with the ending "aceae" - such as Poaceae, the grass family. If I want to refer to members of Poaceae (without just saying the common name), what do I say?

Answer 1

Both Hominidae and Poaceae are the Latin family names for hominids and grasses, so if you want to refer to the common name for Poaceae, just say "the grasses'