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Accurately resolving the phylogeny of enigmatic taxa is always a challenge in phylogenetic inference. Such uncertainties could be due to systematic errors or model violations. Here, we provide an example demonstrating how these factors affect the positioning of Paeoniaceae within Saxifragales based on chloroplast genome data.
Wenpan Dong+6 more
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Abstract The study of fossil plant–biotic (mainly arthropod) interactions offers an opportunity to understand the evolutionary process in palaeoecosystems and their response to climate fluctuation. Despite the importance of such investigations, not much is known about plant–arthropod associations from the Cenozoic floras of Asia.
Тatiana M. Kodrul+6 more
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Bergenia scopulosa (Saxifragaceae) is an endangered perennial herb which is endemic to China. In the present study, the complete chloroplast genome of B. scopulosa was determined by using Illumina pair-end sequencing. The complete chloroplast genome of B. scopulosa was 156,041 bp, consisting of a pair of inverted repeat (IR) regions (25,585 bp each), a
Guoqing Bai+3 more
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A cladistic analysis was performed including five Cretaceous and 31 extant taxa within Saxifragales using a combination of molecular sequence and morphological data in order to elucidate the utility of extinct taxa in illuminating saxifragalean evolution.
Elizabeth J. Hermsen+2 more
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ADDITION OF THE GENUS ITEA (ITEACEAE: SAXIFRAGALES) TO THE FLORAOF UTTAR PRADESH, INDIA
Inam Mohammad, Archasvi Tyagi
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