Nordic Journal of Botany,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
39(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2021
Artabotrys
chitkokoi
K.Z.Hein,
Naive
&
J.Chen
from
Sagaing
Region,
Myanmar,
is
described
and
illustrated
as
a
species
new
to
science.
Description,
colour
plates,
discussion
of
similar
taxa,
phenology,
distribution
preliminary
conservation
status
assessment
are
provided.
With
this
discovery,
Myanmar
now
holds
total
eight
key
these
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
142, P. 106659 - 106659
Published: Oct. 19, 2019
A
major
goal
of
phylogenetic
systematics
is
to
understand
both
the
patterns
diversification
and
processes
by
which
these
are
formed.
Few
studies
have
focused
on
ancient,
species-rich
Magnoliales
clade
its
pattern.
Within
Magnoliales,
pantropically
distributed
Annonaceae
far
most
genus-rich
family-level
clade,
with
c.
110
genera
2,400
species.
We
investigated
across
identified
traits
that
show
varied
associations
rates
using
a
time-calibrated
phylogeny
835
species
(34.6%
sampling)
11,211
aligned
bases
from
eight
regions
plastid
genome
(rbcL,
matK,
ndhF,
psbA-trnH,
trnL-F,
atpB-rbcL,
trnS-G,
ycf1).
Twelve
rate
shifts
were
BAMM:
in
Annona,
Artabotrys,
Asimina,
Drepananthus,
Duguetia,
Goniothalamus,
Guatteria,
Uvaria,
Xylopia,
tribes
Miliuseae
Malmeeae,
Desmos-Dasymaschalon-Friesodielsia-Monanthotaxis
clade.
TurboMEDUSA
method-of-moments
estimator
analyses
showed
largely
congruent
results.
positive
relationship
between
richness
revealed
PGLS.
Our
results
high
likely
result
recent
increased
rather
than
steady
accumulation
via
'museum
model'.
further
explore
possible
role
selected
(habit,
pollinator
trapping,
floral
sex
expression,
pollen
dispersal
unit,
anther
septation,
seed
unit)
shaping
patterns,
based
inferences
BiSSE,
MuSSE,
HiSSE,
FiSSE
analyses.
suggest
liana
habit,
presence
circadian
androdioecy,
seeds
as
single-seeded
monocarp
fragments
closely
correlated
higher
rates;
aggregation
contrast,
associated
lower
rates.
PhytoKeys,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
207, P. 1 - 532
Published: Sept. 20, 2022
Annonaceae
is
a
major
pantropical
family
with
113
genera
and
about
2550
species.
Cameroon
one
of
the
most
biodiverse
countries
in
Africa
but
its
flora
remains
incompletely
known.
In
this
volume
Flora
Cameroon,
we
describe
166
native
taxa
representing
163
species
28
within
Annonaceae.
A
total
22
(about
13%)
are
endemic
to
country.
We
provide
keys
all
genera,
species,
infraspecific
taxa.
For
each
detailed
morphological
description
map
distribution
provided.
Distribution
maps
diversity
analyses
based
on
taxonomically
verified
database
2073
collections.
Across
Africa,
center
for
harboring
highest
numbers
genera.
example,
harbors
number
African
only
genus
Annonaceae,
Xylopia
.
found
across
10
administrative
regions
concentrated
tropical
rain
forest
areas
situated
south
South-West.
The
around
Bipindi
Mount
show
levels
diversity,
correlated
collection
effort.
Line
drawings
and/or
photographs
accompany
One
new
science
Uvariopsis
etugeana
Dagallier
&
Couvreur
sp.
nov.
described.
also
undertake
nomenclatural
changes
such
as
lectotypifications,
six
synonymies
two
combinations
(
Uvaria
anisotricha
(Le
Thomas)
Couvreur,
comb.
;
Uvariodendron
fuscum
var.
giganteum
(Engl.)
).
Nordic Journal of Botany,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 19, 2025
Artabotrys
rubriflorus
sp.
nov.
is
described
as
a
new
species
of
Annonaceae,
collected
from
Malipo,
Yunnan
province,
China.
It
can
be
distinguished
the
other
nine
by
its
red
petals
and
stamens,
well
reduced
number
carpels
per
flower
(7–9),
fewer
monocarps
fruit
(4),
presence
1–2
seeds
within
each
monocarp.
The
specimens
this
were
gathered
through
fieldwork
subsequently
subjected
to
rigorous
analysis
using
both
classical
taxonomical
methods
molecular
phylogenetic
analysis.
reconstruction,
based
on
four
chloroplast
DNA
regions
(matK,
rbcL,
trnLF
psbAtrnH),
was
carried
out
employing
maximum
parsimony,
likelihood
Bayesian
inference
approaches.
These
analyses
confirmed
systematic
positioning
genus
,
while
also
establishing
distinctiveness
species.
Additionally,
comprehensive
detailed
description
species,
along
with
key
for
identification,
provided.
Annals of Botany,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
133(5-6), P. 677 - 696
Published: Sept. 2, 2023
Abstract
Background
and
Aims
Throughout
the
Cenozoic,
Africa
underwent
several
climatic
geological
changes
impacting
evolution
of
tropical
rain
forests
(TRFs).
African
TRFs
are
thought
to
have
extended
from
east
west
in
a
‘pan-African’
TRF,
followed
by
events
fragmentation
during
drier
climate
periods.
During
Miocene,
cooling
mountain
uplift
led
aridification
open
habitats
expanded
at
expense
TRFs,
which
probably
experienced
local
extinctions.
However,
plants,
these
drivers
were
previously
inferred
using
limited
taxonomic
molecular
data.
Here,
we
tested
impact
on
diversification
within
diverse
clade
Monodoreae
(Annonaceae)
composed
90
tree
species
restricted
TRFs.
Methods
We
reconstructed
near-complete
phylogenetic
tree,
based
32
nuclear
genes,
dated
relaxed
clocks
fossil
calibrations
Bayesian
framework.
biogeographical
history
dynamics
multiple
birth–death
models.
Key
Results
originated
East
~25
million
years
ago
(Ma)
toward
Central
Miocene.
range
contractions
middle
Miocene
document
important
connections
between
West
after
15–13
Ma.
Our
results
indicated
sudden
extinction
event
late
an
increase
speciation
rates.
Birth–death
models
suggested
that
elevation
change
(orogeny)
is
positively
linked
this
clade.
Conclusion
as
source
species,
possibly
for
plant
diversity
general.
support
‘sequential
scenario
diversification’
increased
triggered
TRF
Monodoreae.
This
was
quickly
forests,
subsequently
enhancing
lagged
resulting
vicariance
improved
conditions.
In
contrast
previous
ideas,
shown
played
positive
role
diversification.
Plant Species Biology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
35(3), P. 210 - 223
Published: April 27, 2020
Abstract
Artabotrys
comprises
a
species‐poor
early
divergent
grade
(EDG)
and
main
species‐rich
clade
(“main
clade,”
MAC).
All
members
of
the
MAC
exhibit
remarkably
well‐conserved
floral
Bauplan
characterized
by
tightly
enclosed
chamber
with
an
elaborate
rim
between
inner
petal
blade
claw.
Conversely,
EDG
resembles
sister
genus
Xylopia
in
lacking
rim,
one
species
(
brachypetalus
)
bearing
petals
that
lack
distinction
claw
altogether.
The
phenology
pollination
ecology
two
exemplar
species—
from
blumei
MAC—are
compared,
including
assessment
effective
pollinators
their
activity
patterns,
scent
chemistry
thermogenesis.
Our
study
revealed
exhibits
abbreviated
anthesis
c
.
27
hr),
morphology
are
clearly
consistent
pollinator
trapping,
may
be
pollinated
small
beetles.
has
typical
anthetic
duration
c.
45
lacks
trapping
mechanism,
is
honey
bees
curculionid
“xylopioid”
traits
likely
to
plesiomorphic,
whereas
apomorphic
for
functionally
significant
pollinators.
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: Oct. 4, 2021
Apocynaceae
(the
dogbane
and
milkweed
family)
is
one
of
the
ten
largest
flowering
plant
families,
with
approximately
5,350
species
diverse
morphology
ecology,
ranging
from
large
trees
lianas
that
are
emblematic
tropical
rainforests,
to
herbs
in
temperate
grasslands,
succulents
dry,
open
landscapes,
vines
a
wide
variety
habitats.
Despite
specialized
conservative
basic
floral
architecture,
hyperdiverse
flower
size,
corolla
shape,
especially
derived
morphological
features.
These
mainly
associated
development
corolline
and/or
staminal
coronas
spectrum
integration
structures
culminating
formation
gynostegium
pollinaria—specialized
pollen
dispersal
units.
To
date,
no
detailed
analysis
has
been
conducted
estimate
origin
diversification
this
lineage
space
time.
Here,
we
use
most
comprehensive
time-calibrated
phylogeny
Apocynaceae,
which
includes
20%
covering
all
major
lineages,
information
on
number
distributions
obtained
up-to-date
monograph
family
investigate
biogeographical
history
its
dynamics.
South
America,
Africa,
Southeast
Asia
(potentially
including
Oceania),
were
recovered
as
likely
ancestral
area
extant
diversity;
climatic
belt
equatorial
region
retained
oldest
lineages
these
three
regions
represent
museums
family.
Africa
was
confirmed
cradle
pollinia-bearing
main
source
intercontinental
dispersals.
We
detected
12
shifts
toward
accelerated
diversification,
11
APSA
clade
(apocynoids,
Periplocoideae,
Secamonoideae,
Asclepiadoideae),
eight
six
within
Asclepiadoideae.
Wind-dispersed
comose
seeds,
climbing
growth
form,
pollinia
appeared
sequentially
probably
work
synergistically
occupation
drier
cooler
Overall,
hypothesize
temporal
patterns
shaped
by
sequence
innovations
conferred
higher
capacity
disperse
establish
seasonal,
unstable,
habitats,
have
expanded
since
Eocene-Oligocene
climate
transition.
PhytoKeys,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
151, P. 67 - 81
Published: June 17, 2020
Two
new
species
of
Artabotrys
(Annonaceae)
are
described
from
peninsular
Thailand.
longipetalus
J.Chen
&
Eiadthong,
sp.
nov.
,
is
unique
among
in
Thailand
having
linear
petals,
relatively
long
flower
pedicels
and
sessile
monocarps.
insurae
resembles
uniflorus
(Griff.)
Craib,
but
can
be
distinguished
by
its
oblique
leaf
base,
flat
petal
blades,
apiculate
anther
connective
apex
the
presence
a
monocarp
stipe.
In
addition,
two
records
for
Flora
reported,
viz.
crassifolius
Hook.f.
Thomson
pleurocarpus
Maingay
ex
Thomson;
both
so
far
only
known
A
key
to
20
provided.
Willdenowia - Annals of the Botanic Garden and Botanical Museum Berlin-Dahlem,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
51(1)
Published: March 23, 2021
Artabotrys
R.
Br.
is
one
of
the
larger
genera
Annonaceae
with
over
100
species
distributed
throughout
palaeotropics
plus
northern
Australia.
Although
genus
morphologically
very
well
circumscribed,
delimitation
quite
problematic
owing
to
overlapping
morphological
characteristics.
In
Thailand,
20
have
been
reported,
including
A.
multiflorus
C.
E.
Fisch.
Detailed
comparisons
type
specimen
from
Myanmar
revealed
that
occurring
in
Kanchanaburi
Province
Thailand
represents
a
new
herein
described
as
angustipetalus
Photikwan
&
Chaowasku.
The
differs
by
having
fewer
flowers
per
hook,
linear
(vs
oblong
oblong-lanceolate)
petals,
acute
obtuse)
petal
apex,
longer
and
narrower
petals
carpels
flower.
A
multi-locus
plastid
phylogeny
an
accession
30
accessions
other
has
reconstructed.
results
uncover
well-supported
clade
consisting
thorn-bearing
Artabotrys,
recovered
outside
this
clade.
To
understand
evolution
thorns
ancestral
character-state
reconstructions
were
carried
out;
trait
inferred
evolved
only
once
Artabotrys.
benefits
are
discussed
hypothesized.Citation:
E.,
Damthongdee
A.,
Jongsook
H.
Chaowasku
T.
2021:
(Annonaceae),
character
evolutionary
analyses
thorn
occurrence
–
Willdenowia
51:
69–82.Version
record
first
published
online
on
23
March
2021
ahead
inclusion
April
issue.
Journal of Systematics and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
60(2), P. 237 - 252
Published: April 29, 2021
Abstract
The
region
of
Tropical
Southeast
Asia
and
the
Malay
Archipelago
is
a
very
appealing
area
for
research
due
to
its
outstanding
biodiversity,
being
one
most
species‐rich
areas
in
world
with
high
levels
endemism,
complex
geological
history.
number
species
tribe
Dissochaeteae
(Melastomataceae)
their
tendency
narrow
endemism
make
an
ideal
group
examining
biogeographic
patterns.
We
sampled
58
accessions
spread
over
42
accepted
two
undescribed
Dissochaeteae.
Two
nuclear
(ETS,
ITS)
four
chloroplast
regions
(
ndhF
,
psbK‐psbL
rbcL
rpl16
)
were
used
divergence
time
estimation
ancestral
reconstruction.
Results
from
molecular
dating
analysis
suggest
that
diversity
Asian
resulted
South
American
ancestor
late
Eocene.
might
have
migrated
America
via
North
then
entered
Eurasia
Atlantic
land
bridge
during
origin
early
diversification
dates
back
middle
Oligocene,
genera
originated
Miocene.
Indochina
Borneo
are
likely
recent
common
many
diverging
clades
some
within
Asia.
PhytoKeys,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
178, P. 71 - 80
Published: May 27, 2021
Artabotrys
pachypetalus
sp.
nov.
is
described
from
Guangdong,
Guangxi,
Guizhou,
Hunan
and
Jiangxi
in
China.
A
detailed
description,
distribution
data,
along
with
a
color
plate
line
drawing
are
provided.
In
China,
specimens
representing
this
species
were
formerly
misidentified
as
A.
multiflorus
or
hongkongensis
(=
blumei
).
typically
has
single
flower
per
inflorescence,
whereas
both
have
multiple
flowers
inflorescence.
addition,
readily
distinguished
having
thicker
shorter
petals,
connivent
somewhat
trigonal
terete
inner
petal
blades.
most
similar
to
punctulatus
because
multi-flowered
inflorescences
length,
but
differs
cream
petals
vivo
,
blades,
short,
raised
rim
above
the
claw.
should
be
excluded
flora
of
China
none
Chinese
collected
so
far
fall
within
variation
.