The primitive type of stamens are found in which of the following family?

The Magnolia family has the following primitive characteristics:
(1) Large flowers with numerous petals and sepals (tepals).
(2) Numerous spirally arranged stamens at the base of a cone like receptacle bearing numerous spirally arranged carpels.
(3) Each seed has a fleshy red outer layer (aril) and hangs from its follicle by a threadlike stalk.
(4) Radial symmetry or actinomorphic and floral axis (receptacle) elongated.