Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
7
Опубликована: Ноя. 11, 2016
The
East
Himalaya-Hengduan
Mountains
(EH-HM)
region
has
a
high
biodiversity
and
harbors
numerous
endemic
alpine
plants.
This
is
probably
the
result
of
combined
orographic
climate
oscillations
occurring
since
late
Tertiary.
Here,
we
determined
genetic
structure
evolutionary
history
oak
species
(including
Quercus
spinosa,
aquifolioides,
rehderiana)
using
both
cytoplasmic-nuclear
markers
ecological
niche
models
(ENMs),
elucidated
impacts
environmental
heterogeneity
on
their
population
demography.
Our
results
indicate
there
were
mixed
asymmetric
contemporary
gene
flow
within
them.
ENMs
revealed
similar
demographic
for
three
expanded
ranges
from
last
interglacial
(LIG)
to
glacial
maximum
(LGM),
which
was
consistent
with
effective
sizes
changes.
Effects
drift
fragmentation
habitats
responsible
differentiation
lack
phylogeographic
structure.
support
that
geological
climatic
factors
Miocene
triggered
differentiation,
origin
range
shifts
in
studied
area
also
emphasize
multidisciplinary
approach
combining
molecular
markers,
genetics
can
yield
deep
insights
into
diversification
dynamics
species.
Science,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
369(6503), С. 578 - 581
Опубликована: Июль 30, 2020
Origins
of
an
alpine
flora
The
evolution
high
mountain
floras
is
strongly
influenced
by
tectonic
and
climatic
history.
Ding
et
al.
document
the
timing,
tempo,
mode
which
world's
most
species-rich
flora,
that
Tibet-Himalaya-Hengduan
region,
was
assembled.
Alpine
assemblages
in
region
are
older
than
previously
thought,
with
lineages
tracing
their
ancestry
to
early
Oligocene—older
any
other
modern
system.
species
diversified
faster
during
periods
orogeny
intensification
Asian
monsoon,
Hengduan
Mountains—the
area
this
region—played
a
key
biogeographic
role
as
location
earliest
pulse
diversification
Oligocene.
Science
,
issue
p.
578
Plant Diversity,
Год журнала:
2017,
Номер
39(4), С. 161 - 166
Опубликована: Авг. 1, 2017
The
Hengduan
Mountains
region
(HDM)
in
southwest
China,
one
of
the
earth's
34
biodiversity
hotspots,
is
characterized
by
its
unique
geology,
dramatic
topography,
a
climate
where
snow
and
below
freezing
temperatures
can
occur
on
any
day
year,
location
at
elevations
averaging
between
(1400–)
2000
4500
(–5300)
meters
above
sea
level
(m
a.s.l.),
richest
floras
temperate
Northern
Hemisphere.
formation
evolution
plant
diversity
area
uplift
Qinghai–Tibet
Plateau
(QTP)
were
synchronous
(Sun,
2002,
Sun
Li,
2003).
During
geological
history,
as
part
QTP,
was
still
Tethys
Sea
or
coast
late
Cretaceous
(Zhang,
2012).
In
early
Tertiary,
collision
Indian
plate
Eurasia
led
to
retreat
QTP
entered
an
era
land
(Zheng,
2013).
From
Eocene
Oligocene,
gradually
narrowed
continued
northward
movement.
By
end
had
since
dropped
out
main
body
transformed
into
environment
(the
eastern
edge
QTP)
formed
north–south
asymmetric
wavy
creases
large
intervening
fault
zones
(gorges).
HDM
coincided
with
process
Therefore,
flora
began
development
appearance
Paleogene.
Along
environment,
underwent
change
from
thermophilic
Paleogene
xerophytic
alpine
mid-to
Neogene
2002).
Additionally,
many
groups
migrated
various
sources
resulting
very
rich
complex
flora,
which
has
preserved
ways
present.
After
Neogene,
global
decreased,
Quaternary
glacial
periods.
Plant
Arctic-Tertiary
parts
Hemisphere,
such
Europe
N
America,
suffered
devastating
destruction
number
species
became
extinct,
extant
these
regions
becoming
poor
reduced
fragments
their
former
richness
(Kubitzki
Krutzsch,
1996,
Tiffney
Manchester,
2001).
It
therefore
difficult
for
us
study
origin,
differentiation
mechanisms
earth
those
areas.
diverse
habitats
HDM,
however,
relatively
little
affected
climatic
processes.
They
provided
optimal
conditions
diversification
take
place
while
same
time
maintaining
refugia
plants
could
ride
cycles.
events
provide
integrated
framework
interpreting
evolutionary
history
flora.
Not
only
are
there
some
ancient
remnants
relics,
but
also,
more
prominently,
clades
that
experienced
rapid
radiations,
forming
complete
lineages
young
infraspecific
taxa.
not
natural
historical
‘museum’
Cenozoic
era,
also
‘cradle’
new
born
flourished.
preservation
old
giving
rise
resulted
incredible
made
hotspot
it
today
key
laboratory
origins,
dispersal
diversity.
New Phytologist,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
234(2), С. 392 - 404
Опубликована: Янв. 12, 2022
Summary
The
Qinghai–Tibet
Plateau
(QTP)
sensu
lato
(
sl
),
comprising
the
platform,
Himalaya
and
Hengduan
Mountains,
is
characterized
by
a
large
number
of
endemic
plant
species.
This
evolutionary
cradle
may
have
arisen
from
explosive
species
diversification
because
geographic
isolation.
However,
gene
flow
has
been
widely
detected
during
speciation
processes
all
groups
examined,
suggesting
that
natural
selection
also
played
an
important
role
divergence
in
this
region.
In
addition,
hybrids
recovered
almost
species‐rich
genera.
suggests
numerous
region
are
still
‘on
pathway
to
complete
reproductive
isolation
(RI)’.
Such
could
directly
develop
into
new
through
hybrid
polyploidization
homoploid
(HHS).
HHS
take
place
more
easily
than
previously
thought
alternate
inheritance
alleles
parents
at
multiple
RI
loci.
Therefore,
isolation,
hybridization
together
promoted
genera
on
QTP
.
We
emphasize
need
for
identification
functional
analysis
major
genes
speciation,
especially
encourage
investigations
parallel
adaptive
causing
across
different
lineages
within
similar
but
specific
habitats
Journal of Systematics and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 3, 2025
Abstract
When
and
how
disjunct
distributions
of
biological
taxa
arose
has
long
attracted
interest
in
biogeography,
yet
the
East
Asian–Tethyan
disjunction
is
understudied.
Cupressus
(Cupressaceae)
shows
this
disjunction,
with
10
species
Asia
three
Mediterranean
region.
Here
we
used
target‐capture
sequencing
obtained
1991
single‐copy
nuclear
genes,
plus
complete
plastomes,
to
infer
evolutionary
history
.
Our
phylogenomic
reconstruction
resolved
four
well
supported
clades
,
but
revealed
significant
phylogenetic
conflicts,
inter‐lineage
gene
flow,
incomplete
lineage
sorting
tree
estimation
error
all
making
important
contributions.
The
Chengiana
clade
most
likely
originated
by
hybridization
between
ancestors
Himalayan–Hengduan
Mountains
subtropical
clades,
whereas
orogenic
climatic
changes
may
have
facilitated
flow
within
clade.
Molecular
dating
suggested
that
recent
common
ancestor
appeared
around
middle
Eocene
period
then
became
continuously
distributed
across
Eurasia.
when
diverged,
been
driven
Eocene/Oligocene
declines
global
temperature,
reinforced
ecogeographic
barrier
created
uplift
Qinghai–Tibet
Plateau.
Niche
shifts
clade,
signatures
selection
genes
for
drought
salt
tolerance,
probably
indicate
adaptation
local
conditions.
Overall,
our
study
in‐depth
analyses
are
powerful
tools
deciphering
complex
origin
organisms,
especially
gymnosperms.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
10
Опубликована: Март 18, 2019
Recently,
the
"mountain-geobiodiversity
hypothesis"
(MGH)
was
proposed
as
a
key
concept
for
explaining
high
levels
of
biodiversity
found
in
mountain
regions
Tibeto-Himalayan
region
(THR),
which
comprises
Qinghai–Tibetan
Plateau,
Himalayas,
and
hotspot
known
"Mountains
Southwest
China"
(Hengduan
Mountains
region).
In
addition
to
MGH,
covers
entire
life
span
system,
complementary
concept,
so-called
"flickering
connectivity
system"
(FCS)
recently
period
Quaternary.
The
FCS
focuses
on
dynamics
alpine
ecosystems
caused
by
drastic
climatic
changes
during
past
ca.
2.6
million
years,
emphasizing
that
fragmentation
allopatric
speciation
are
not
sole
factors
accelerated
evolution
species
richness
endemism
mountains.
I
here
provide
review
current
state
knowledge
concerning
geological
uplift,
Quaternary
glaciation,
main
phylogeographic
patterns
("contraction/recolonization",
"platform
refugia/local
expansion",
"microrefugia")
seed
plant
THR.
addition,
make
specific
suggestions
future
avenues
research
should
take
into
account
basis
fundamentals
presented
MGH
FCS,
related
paradigm
shifts.
Taxon,
Год журнала:
2016,
Номер
65(3), С. 523 - 546
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2016
Abstract
Boraginaceae
s.str.
is
a
subcosmopolitan
family
of
1600
to
1700
species
in
around
90
genera,
and
recent
phylogenetic
studies
indicate
that
the
infrafamilial
classification
as
currently
used
highly
obsolete.
The
present
study
addresses
relationships
major
clades
with
an
emphasis
on
monophyly
of,
between
previously
recognized
position
various
unplaced
genera
such
Afrotysonia,
Anoplocaryum,
Brachybotrys,
Chionocharis,
Craniospermum,
Thyrocarpus
,
Trigonocaryum
using
three
plastid
markers
taxon
sampling
four
outgroup
170
ingroup
from
73
genera.
phylogeny
shows
high
statistical
support
for
most
nodes
backbone
within
individual
clades.
Echiochileae
are
confirmed
sister
remainder
s.str.,
which,
turn,
fall
into
two
well‐supported
clades,
Boragineae
+
Lithospermeae
Cynoglosseae
s.l.
latter
resolved
includes
Lasiocaryum
‐clade
(
Lasiocaryum,
Microcaryum
)
Trichodesmeae
Caccinia,
Trichodesma
group.
Rochelieae
(formerly
Eritrichieae
also
including
Eritrichium,
Hackelia
Lappula
form
poorly
supported
polytomy
together
Mertensia
(also
Asperugo
Memoremea
Omphalodes
‐clade.
enigmatic
genus
Craniospermum
(Craniospermeae)
expanded
Myosotideae
Decalepidanthus,
Trigonotis
these
turn
Core‐Cynoglosseae,
which
Afrotysonia
glochidiata
sampsonii
included.
Core‐Cynoglosseae
again
pairs
subclades.
majority
generic
placements
now
satisfactorily
remaining
questions
can
be
clearly
delimited.
Based
extensive
data
available
we
propose
new
subfamilies
11
tribes,
representing
consensus
among
participating
authors,
according
renamed.
Climate
change
profoundly
influences
species
distributions.
These
effects
are
evident
in
poleward
latitudinal
range
shifts
for
many
taxa,
and
upward
altitudinal
alpine
species,
that
resulted
from
increased
annual
global
temperatures
since
the
Last
Glacial
Maximum
(LGM,
ca.
22,000
BP).
For
latter,
ultimate
consequence
of
may
be
extinction
as
highest
ecosystems
can
migrate
no
further,
a
phenomenon
often
characterized
"nowhere
to
go".
To
predict
responses
climate
plants
on
Qinghai-Tibetan
Plateau
(QTP),
we
used
ecological
niche
modelling
(ENM)
estimate
14
Rhodiola
beginning
with
Interglacial
(ca.
120,000-140,000
BP)
through
2050.
Distributions
appear
shaped
by
temperature-related
variables.
The
southeastern
QTP,
especially
Hengduan
Mountains,
were
origin
center
distribution
Rhodiola,
also
served
refugia
during
LGM.
Under
future
scenario
2050,
might
have
northward,
but
would
expand
their
ranges
contra
prediction
go"
hypothesis,
caused
appearance
additional
potential
habitat
concomitant
reduction
permafrost
warming.
Ecology and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
11(16), С. 10794 - 10812
Опубликована: Июль 17, 2021
Mountain
ecosystems
support
a
significant
one-third
of
all
terrestrial
biodiversity,
but
our
understanding
the
spatiotemporal
maintenance
this
high
biodiversity
remains
poor,
or
at
best
controversial.
The
Himalaya
hosts
complex
mountain
ecosystem
with
topographic
and
climatic
heterogeneity
harbors
one
world's
richest
floras.
species
endemism,
together
increasing
anthropogenic
threats,
has
qualified
as
most
global
hotspots.
complexity
makes
it
an
ideal
natural
laboratory
for
studying
mechanisms
floral
exchange,
diversification,
distributions.
Here,
we
review
literature
pertaining
to
in
order
generate
concise
synthesis
origin,
distribution,
climate
change
responses
Himalayan
flora.
We
found
that
supports
rich
Hengduan
Mountains
supplied
majority
elements,
which
subsequently
diversified
from
late
Miocene
onward,
create
today's
relatively
endemicity
Himalaya.
Further,
uncover
links
between
diversification
joint
effect
geological
upheavals
There
is
marked
variance
regarding
dispersal,
elevational
gradients,
impact
among
plant
Himalaya,
highlights
some
general
trends
recent
advances
on
these
aspects.
Finally,
provide
recommendations
conservation
planning
future
research.
Our
work
could
be
useful
guiding
research
important
will
also
new
insights
into
underpinning
other
systems.
Current Biology,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
31(17), С. 3848 - 3860.e8
Опубликована: Июль 26, 2021
The
Great
Himalayan
Mountains
and
their
foothills
are
believed
to
be
the
place
of
origin
development
many
plant
species.
genetic
basis
adaptation
high
plateaus
is
a
fascinating
topic
that
poorly
understood
at
population
level.
We
comprehensively
collected
sequenced
377
accessions
Prunus
germplasm
along
altitude
gradients
ranging
from
2,067
4,492
m
in
Himalayas.
de
novo
assembled
three
high-quality
genomes
Tibetan
A
comparative
analysis
indicated
remarkable
expansion
SINE
retrotransposons
occurred
observed
differentiation
between
peaches
low
altitudes
genes
associated
with
light
stress
signaling,
especially
UV
were
enriched
differentiated
regions.
By
profiling
metabolomes
peach
fruit,
we
determined
379
metabolites
had
significant
correlations
particular
phenylpropanoids
positively
correlated
altitudes.
identified
62
peach-specific
SINEs
colocalized
differentially
accumualted
relative
cultivated
peach.
demonstrated
two
inserted
locus
controlling
accumulation
3-O-feruloyl
quinic
acid.
SINE1
was
specific
SINE2
predominant
These
genomic
metabolic
data
for
populations
native
region
indicate
helped
species
adapt
harsh
environment
plateau
by
promoting
beneficial
metabolites.