Given below are a few floral formulae of some well-known plants. Identify the families and describe the floral diagrams for these formulae.
$(i)$ $\oplus \, K_{(5)} \, C_{(5)} \, A_{5} \, \underline{G}_{(2)}$
$(ii)$ $\% \, K_{(5)} \, C_{1+2+(2)} \, A_{(9)+1} \, \underline{G}_{1}$
$(iii)$ $\oplus \, K_{5} \, C_{5} \, A_{5+5} \, \underline{G}_{(5)}$

(N/A) $(i)$ The floral formula $\oplus K_{(5)} C_{(5)} A_{5} \underline{G}_{(2)}$ represents the family $Solanaceae$. It describes an actinomorphic,bisexual flower with five fused sepals,five fused petals,five epipetalous stamens,and a superior ovary with two fused carpels.
$(ii)$ The floral formula $\% K_{(5)} C_{1+2+(2)} A_{(9)+1} \underline{G}_{1}$ represents the family $Fabaceae$. It describes a zygomorphic,bisexual flower with five fused sepals,a papilionaceous corolla (one standard,two wings,two fused keels),diadelphous stamens $(9+1)$,and a superior,monocarpellary ovary.
$(iii)$ The floral formula $\oplus K_{5} C_{5} A_{5+5} \underline{G}_{(5)}$ represents the family $Liliaceae$ (specifically sub-family or related genera). It describes an actinomorphic,bisexual flower with five free sepals,five free petals,ten stamens arranged in two whorls,and a superior ovary with five fused carpels.