Pseudotrachypus motuoensis (Meteoriaceae, Bryophyta), a new species from Xizang (Tibet), China
Ye Tian,
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Qiao Zuo,
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Wen‐Zhuan Huang
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et al.
The Bryologist,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
128(1)
Published: March 7, 2025
Language: Английский
The complete chloroplast genome sequences of four Liparis species (Orchidaceae) and phylogenetic implications
Xuhui Chen,
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Lina Ding,
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Xiao-Yan Zong
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et al.
Gene,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
888, P. 147760 - 147760
Published: Sept. 3, 2023
Language: Английский
Phalaenopsis zhanhuoensis (Orchidaceae, Vandeae), a new species from Yunnan, China
PhytoKeys,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
237, P. 153 - 160
Published: Jan. 22, 2024
A
new
species
of
Orchidaceae,
Phalaenopsis
zhanhouana
,
from
Xichou
County,
Yunnan,
China,
is
described
and
illustrated.
The
novelty
close
to
P.
taenialis
wilsonii
stobartiana
but
differs
them
by
having
a
distinct,
fleshy
anterior
callus
with
deeply
lobed
apex
at
the
base
labellum
lateral
lobes
reflexed
facing
outward.
Language: Английский
Geographical pattern of the deviation between taxonomic, phylogenetic, and functional diversity and its implications for the conservation of Chinese orchids
Qinghua Zhan,
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Lingling Tan,
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Yangyang Liu
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et al.
Global Ecology and Conservation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
54, P. e03051 - e03051
Published: June 19, 2024
Orchidaceae
stands
as
one
of
the
"flagship"
groups
in
global
biodiversity
conservation,
attracting
significant
attention
from
researchers
China.
Previous
studies
have
focused
on
taxonomic
diversity,
neglecting
integration
phylogeny
and
functional
aspects.
Here,
we
leveraged
a
large
dataset
distributions,
evolutionary
relationships,
traits
orchids
China
to
analyze
geographic
patterns
species
richness
(SR),
weighted
endemism
(WE),
phylogenetic
diversity
(PD),
(PE),
(FD),
(FE).
Furthermore,
analyzed
deviations
between
PD
(or
FD)
SR
(PDdev,
FDdev),
well
PE
FE)
WE
(PEdev,
FEdev),
taking
into
account
climatic
environmental
variables.
We
also
delineated
priority
protection
survey
areas
orchid
plants
Our
results
revealed
that
SR,
WE,
PD,
PE,
FD,
FE
for
generally
exhibited
similar
trends.
However,
there
were
notable
inconsistencies
geographical
PDdev,
FDdev,
PEdev,
FEdev,
which
might
be
related
different
responses
these
four
deviation
metrics.
pinpointed
six
conservation
China,
i.e.,
southeasterrn
Xizang,
western
Yunnan,
central
Yunan,
Karst
area
at
border
Guizhou
Guangxi,
Guangdong
Taiwan
Island.
In
addition,
identified
certain
orchids,
encompassing
southeastern
Xizang
other
crucial
locales.
These
findings
will
guide
future
research
efforts
aimed
safeguarding
rich
Language: Английский
Geographical Pattern of the Deviation between Taxonomic, Phylogenetic, and Functional Diversity and the Inspirations of Conservation for Chinese Orchids
Qinghua Zhan,
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Lingling Tan,
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Yadong Zhou
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et al.
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
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Comparative Chloroplast Genome Analysis of Two Deciduous Phalaenopsis species, Phylogenetic Relationships, and Development of Indel markers
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 11, 2023
Abstract
Background:
Phalaenopsis
is
a
taxonomically
controversial
genus
and
the
most
horticulturally
valuable
group
in
family
Orchidaceae.
Inconsistencies
among
morphological
characteristics
lack
of
genomic
resources
have
greatly
impeded
studies
taxonomy
evolutionary
relationships
this
particular
genus.
The
chloroplast
genomes
wilsonii
f.
braceanum
remains
pending.
Results:
Here,
we
successfully
obtained
entire
genome
sequences
P.
subsequently
compared
them
with
various
other
species.
Our
aim
was
to
enhance
our
understanding
,
as
well
aid
utilization
wild
orchid
resources.
exhibited
similar
lengths,
measuring
145,874
bp
145,935
bp,
respectively.
These
comprised
total
128
genes,
which
consisted
75
protein-coding
38
transfer
RNA
8
ribosomal
7
pseudogenes.
GC
content
36.79%.
By
conducting
comparative
analysis
these
two
genomes,
observed
significant
resemblance
their
structural
properties,
amino
acids
frequencies,
codon
usage
bias.
biased
certain
acid
codons
deciduous
orchids
might
be
associated
resistance
types
adverse
conditions
(e.g.,
drought
nutrient
deficiency).
Among
four
simple
sequence
repeats
(SSRs)
that
been
identified,
A/T
constituted
highest
occurrence.
Seven
including
petN
psaI
psbH
psbM
rpl33
rpl23
rps16
were
under
positive
selection.Ten
InDel
markers
greater
than
10
developed
used
distinguish
between
Phylogenetic
revealed
sister
stobariana
;
combined
+
clade
.
Conclusions:
study
provided
novel
findings
concerning
data
provide
key
molecular
for
species
will
future
genetic
evolution
environmental
adaptation
orchids.
divergent
hotspots
identified
could
serve
creation
markers,
enabling
identification
facilitating
phylogenetic
investigations
closely
related
or
individuals
traits
those
Language: Английский