PhytoKeys,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
252, С. 87 - 108
Опубликована: Фев. 12, 2025
The
recent
recognition
of
the
five-subgenera
classification
within
Crataegus
has
prompted
discussion
about
maternal
phylogenetic
relationships
among
these
subgenera,
with
inconsistencies
in
taxon
sampling,
marker
selection,
and
inference
methods
contributing
to
differing
interpretations.
In
this
study,
we
performed
deep
genome
skimming
sequencing
assembled
63
whole
plastomes,
including
58
from
five
related
genera
as
outgroups.
We
employed
multiple
(Maximum
Likelihood
Bayesian
Inference)
reconstruct
an
accurate
phylogeny.
plastome-based,
maternally
inherited
trees
consistently
supported
two
major
clades
Crataegus:
one
comprising
C.subg.Crataegus
C.subg.Brevispinae,
other
encompassing
remaining
three
subgenera.
Within
latter
clade,
C.subg.Sanguineae
C.subg.Americanae
formed
a
sister
group,
which
together
were
C.subg.Mespilus.
Our
analysis
also
revealed
close
relationship
between
C.shandongensis
C.pinnatifidavar.major,
suggesting
shared
ancestry.
Furthermore,
updated
description
based
on
extensive
specimen
examination
designated
lectotype
for
species.
This
comprehensive
taxonomic
synopsis,
by
both
phylogenomic
morphological
analyses,
provides
robust
foundation
future
evolutionary
studies
Shandong
hawthorn.
Journal of Integrative Plant Biology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
65(2), С. 299 - 323
Опубликована: Ноя. 23, 2022
Abstract
The
advances
accelerated
by
next‐generation
sequencing
and
long‐read
technologies
continue
to
provide
an
impetus
for
plant
phylogenetic
study.
In
the
past
decade,
a
large
number
of
studies
adopting
hundreds
thousands
genes
across
wealth
clades
have
emerged
ushered
phylogenetics
evolution
into
new
era.
meantime,
roadmap
researchers
when
making
decisions
different
approaches
their
phylogenomic
research
design
is
imminent.
This
review
focuses
on
utility
genomic
data
(from
organelle
genomes,
both
reduced
representation
whole‐genome
sequencing)
in
evolutionary
investigations,
describes
baseline
methodology
experimental
analytical
procedures,
summarizes
recent
progress
flowering
phylogenomics
at
ordinal,
familial,
tribal,
lower
levels.
We
also
discuss
challenges,
such
as
adverse
impact
orthology
inference
reconstruction
raised
from
systematic
errors,
underlying
biological
factors,
duplication,
hybridization/introgression,
incomplete
lineage
sorting,
together
suggesting
that
bifurcating
tree
may
not
be
best
model
life.
Finally,
we
promising
avenues
future
studies.
Molecular Ecology Resources,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
23(2), С. 424 - 439
Опубликована: Окт. 11, 2022
Cymbidium
is
an
orchid
genus
that
has
undergone
rapid
radiation
and
high
ornamental,
economic,
ecological
cultural
importance,
but
its
classification
based
on
morphology
controversial.
The
plastid
genome
(plastome),
as
extension
of
plant
standard
DNA
barcodes,
been
widely
used
a
potential
molecular
marker
for
identifying
recently
diverged
species
or
complicated
groups.
In
this
study,
we
newly
generated
237
plastomes
50
(at
least
two
individuals
per
species)
by
skimming,
covering
71.4%
members
the
Cymbidium.
Sequence-based
analyses
(barcoding
gaps
automatic
barcode
gap
discovery)
tree-based
(maximum
likelihood,
Bayesian
inference
multirate
Poisson
tree
processes
model)
were
conducted
identification
Our
work
provides
comprehensive
reference
library
identification.
results
show
compared
with
barcodes
(rbcL
+
matK)
well
trnH-psbA,
rate
plastome
increased
moderately
from
58%
to
68%.
At
same
time,
propose
optimized
strategy
species.
cannot
completely
resolve
Cymbidium,
main
reasons
being
incomplete
lineage
sorting,
artificial
cultivation,
natural
hybridization
chloroplast
capture.
To
further
explore
use
nuclear
data
in
species,
Skmer
method
was
adopted
72%.
It
appears
have
vital
role
are
expected
be
next-generation
barcodes.
Abstract
Background
Over
the
past
decade,
phylogenomics
has
greatly
advanced
our
knowledge
of
angiosperm
evolution.
However,
phylogenomic
studies
large
families
with
complete
species
or
genus-level
sampling
are
still
lacking.
The
palms,
Arecaceae,
a
family
ca.
181
genera
and
2600
important
components
tropical
rainforests
bearing
great
cultural
economic
significance.
Taxonomy
phylogeny
have
been
extensively
investigated
by
series
molecular
phylogenetic
in
last
two
decades.
Nevertheless,
some
relationships
within
not
yet
well-resolved,
especially
at
tribal
generic
levels,
consequent
impacts
for
downstream
research.
Results
Plastomes
182
palm
representing
111
were
newly
sequenced.
Combining
these
previously
published
plastid
DNA
data,
we
able
to
sample
98%
conduct
investigation
family.
Maximum
likelihood
analyses
yielded
robustly
supported
hypothesis.
Phylogenetic
among
all
five
subfamilies
28
tribes
most
inter-generic
also
resolved
strong
support.
Conclusions
inclusion
nearly
generic-level
coupled
genomes
strengthened
understanding
plastid-based
palms.
This
comprehensive
genome
dataset
complements
growing
body
nuclear
genomic
data.
Together,
datasets
form
novel
baseline
palms
an
increasingly
robust
framework
future
comparative
biological
this
exceptionally
plant
Taxon,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
73(3), С. 784 - 799
Опубликована: Март 28, 2024
Abstract
The
lack
of
a
robust
phylogenetic
backbone
has
posed
significant
challenges
to
proposing
an
infrageneric
taxonomic
classification
the
pear
genus,
Pyrus
,
widely
distributed
Eurasian
lineage
Rosaceae.
This
issue
been
exacerbated
by
limited
informative
loci
and
inaccessible
taxon
sampling.
To
address
these
limitations,
we
conducted
extensive
sampling,
encompassing
78
ingroup
individuals
representing
32
species,
along
with
4
outgroup
species.
comprehensive
sampling
strategy
covers
wide
range
morphological
geographical
variations.
enable
accurate
phylogenomic
inference,
assembled
801
single‐copy
nuclear
genes
72
plastid
coding
sequences
from
deep
genome
skimming
(DGS)
data.
Additionally,
employed
tree‐based
method
for
orthology
which
led
generation
three
orthologous
datasets:
one‐to‐one
orthologs
(1to1),
monophyletic
outgroups
(MO),
rooted
ingroups
(RT).
results
yielded
both
analyses
consistently
support
monophyly
two
well‐supported
clades,
Occidental
Oriental
were
recovered
in
nine
trees.
Integrating
evidence
morphology
phylogenomics,
propose
updated
consists
subgenera:
P.
subg.
Pashia
stat.
nov.
revised
provides
more
framework
understanding
evolutionary
relationships
within
genus.
Journal of Integrative Plant Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
66(3), С. 546 - 578
Опубликована: Янв. 30, 2024
Angiosperms
(flowering
plants)
are
by
far
the
most
diverse
land
plant
group
with
over
300,000
species.
The
sudden
appearance
of
angiosperms
in
fossil
record
was
referred
to
Darwin
as
"abominable
mystery,"
hence
contributing
heightened
interest
angiosperm
evolution.
display
wide
ranges
morphological,
physiological,
and
ecological
characters,
some
which
have
probably
influenced
their
species
richness.
evolutionary
analyses
these
characteristics
help
address
questions
diversification
require
well
resolved
phylogeny.
Following
great
successes
phylogenetic
using
plastid
sequences,
dozens
thousands
nuclear
genes
from
next-generation
sequencing
been
used
phylogenomic
analyses,
providing
phylogenies
new
insights
into
evolution
angiosperms.
In
this
review
we
focus
on
recent
large
clades,
orders,
families,
subdivisions
families
provide
a
summarized
Nuclear
Phylogenetic
Tree
Angiosperm
Families.
newly
established
relationships
highlighted
compared
previous
results.
sequenced
genomes
Amborella,
Nymphaea,
Chloranthus,
Ceratophyllum,
monocots,
Magnoliids,
basal
eudicots,
facilitated
phylogenomics
among
five
major
clades.
All
but
one
64
orders
were
included
except
placements
several
orders.
Most
robust
highly
supported
placements,
especially
for
within
important
families.
Additionally,
examine
divergence
time
estimation
biogeographic
basis
frameworks
discuss
differences
analyses.
Furthermore,
implications
ancestral
reconstruction
characters
groups,
limitations
current
studies,
taxa
that
future
attention.
Abstract
Background
Primulina
hunanensis
,
a
troglobitic
plant
within
the
genus
of
Gesneriaceae
family,
exhibits
robust
resilience
to
arid
conditions
and
holds
great
horticultural
potential
as
an
ornamental
plant.
The
work
chloroplast
genome
(cpDNA)
has
been
recently
accomplished,
however,
mitochondrial
(mtDNA)
that
is
crucial
for
evolution
not
reported.
Results
In
this
study,
we
sequenced
assembled
P.
complete
mtDNA,
elucidated
its
evolutionary
phylogenetic
relationships.
mtDNA
spans
575,242
bp
with
43.54%
GC
content,
encompassing
60
genes,
including
37
protein-coding
genes
(PCGs),
20
tRNA
3
rRNA
genes.
Notably,
high
number
repetitive
sequences
in
substantial
sequence
translocation
from
chloroplasts
mitochondria
were
observed.
To
determine
taxonomic
positioning
tree
was
constructed
using
PCGs
32
other
taxa.
Furthermore,
exploration
relative
synonymous
codon
usage,
identification
RNA
editing
events,
investigation
collinearity
closely
related
species
conducted.
Conclusions
This
study
reports
initial
assembly
annotation
contributing
limited
repository
plants
advancing
our
understanding
their
improved
utilization
conservation.
PhytoKeys,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
242, С. 161 - 227
Опубликована: Май 31, 2024
This
study
addresses
the
longstanding
absence
of
a
comprehensive
phylogenetic
backbone
for
apple
tribe
Maleae,
deficiency
attributed
to
limited
taxon
and
marker
sampling.
We
conducted
an
extensive
sampling,
incorporating
563
plastomes
from
diverse
range
370
species
encompassing
26
presently
recognized
genera.
Employing
inference
methods,
including
RAxML
IQ-TREE2
Maximum
Likelihood
(ML)
analyses,
we
established
robust
framework
Maleae
tribe.
Our
phylogenomic
investigations
provided
compelling
support
three
major
clades
within
Maleae.
By
integrating
nuclear
data
with
morphological
chromosomal
evidence,
propose
updated
infra-tribal
taxonomic
system,
comprising
subtribe
Malinae
Reveal,
Lindleyinae
Vauqueliniinae
B.B.Liu
(
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Янв. 25, 2022
Plant
biologists
have
debated
the
evolutionary
origin
of
apple
tribe
(Maleae;
Rosaceae)
for
over
a
century.
The
"wide-hybridization
hypothesis"
posits
that
pome-bearing
members
Maleae
(base
chromosome
number
x
=
17)
resulted
from
hybridization
and/or
allopolyploid
event
between
progenitors
other
tribes
in
subfamily
Amygdaloideae
with
8
and
9,
respectively.
An
alternative
"spiraeoid
proposed
17
arose
via
genome
doubling
9
ancestors
to
18,
subsequent
aneuploidy
resulting
17.
We
use
publicly
available
genomic
data-448
nuclear
genes
complete
plastomes-from
27
species
representing
all
major
within
investigate
relationships
containing
tribe.
Specifically,
we
network
analyses
multi-labeled
trees
test
competing
wide-hybridization
spiraeoid
hypotheses.
Hybridization
occurred
an
ancestor
Spiraeeae
(x
9)
clade
Sorbarieae
+
Exochordeae
8)
Kerrieae
9),
giving
rise
Gillenieae
17).
distantly
related
(i.e.,
supporting
wide
hypothesis).
However,
some
evidence
supports
aspect
hypothesis-the
involved
were
likely
both
so
was
followed
by
result
observed
Maleae.
By
synthesizing
existing
data
novel
analyses,
resolve
nearly
century-old
mystery
regarding
Our
results
also
indicate
gene
tree-species
tree
conflict
cytonuclear
are
pervasive
at
several
nodes
Rosaceae.