Journal of Systematics and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
62(6), С. 1103 - 1117
Опубликована: Апрель 24, 2024
Abstract
The
Millettioid/Phaseoloid
(or
the
Millettioid)
clade
is
a
major
lineage
of
subfamily
Papilionoideae
(Fabaceae)
that
poorly
understood
in
terms
its
diversification
and
biogeographic
history.
To
fill
this
gap,
we
generated
time‐calibrated
phylogeny
for
749
species
representing
c
.
80%
genera
using
nrDNA
ITS,
plastid
matK
,
plastome
sequence
(including
38
newly
sequenced
plastomes).
Using
phylogenetic
framework,
explored
clade's
temporal
reconstructed
ancestral
areas
dispersal
events.
Our
analyses
support
monophyly
four
tribal
lineages
(Abreae,
Desmodieae,
Indigofereae,
Psoraleeae),
while
two
sensu
lato
millettioids
phaseoloids
are
polyphyletic.
fossil‐calibrated
dating
analysis
showed
nearly
simultaneous
divergence
between
stem
node
(
62
Ma)
crown
61
Paleocene.
suggested
originated
Africa
dispersed
to
Asia,
Europe,
Australia,
Americas
at
different
periods
Cenozoic.
We
found
evidence
shifts
rates
across
throughout
Cenozoic,
with
rapid
increase
net
since
10
Ma.
Possible
explanations
present‐day
richness
distribution
include
boreotropical
migration,
frequent
intra‐
intercontinental
long‐distance
dispersals
elevated
speciation
following
Mid‐Miocene
Climatic
Optimum.
Together,
these
results
provide
novel
insights
into
patterns
clade,
setting
stage
future
evolutionary
research
on
important
legume
clade.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
13(1)
Опубликована: Март 14, 2022
Northern
Hemisphere
forests
changed
drastically
in
the
early
Eocene
with
diversification
of
oak
family
(Fagaceae).
Cooling
climates
over
next
20
million
years
fostered
spread
temperate
biomes
that
became
increasingly
dominated
by
oaks
and
their
chestnut
relatives.
Here
we
use
phylogenomic
analyses
nuclear
plastid
genomes
to
investigate
timing
pattern
major
macroevolutionary
events
ancient
genome-wide
signatures
hybridization
across
Fagaceae.
Innovation
related
seed
dispersal
is
implicated
triggering
waves
continental
radiations
beginning
rapid
lineages
resulting
unparalleled
transformation
forest
dynamics
within
15
following
K-Pg
extinction.
We
detect
introgression
at
multiple
time
scales,
including
predating
origination
genus-level
diversity.
As
moved
into
newly
available
habitats
Miocene,
secondary
contact
between
previously
isolated
species
occurred.
This
resulted
adaptive
introgression,
which
may
have
further
amplified
white
Eurasia.
Journal of Integrative Plant Biology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
64(5), С. 1020 - 1043
Опубликована: Март 11, 2022
Phylogenomic
evidence
from
an
increasing
number
of
studies
has
demonstrated
that
different
data
sets
and
analytical
approaches
often
reconstruct
strongly
supported
but
conflicting
relationships.
In
this
study,
785
single-copy
nuclear
genes
75
complete
plastomes
were
used
to
infer
the
phylogenetic
relationships
estimate
historical
biogeography
apple
genus
Malus
sensu
lato,
economically
important
lineage
disjunctly
distributed
in
Northern
Hemisphere
involved
known
suspected
hybridization
allopolyploidy
events.
The
phylogeny
recovered
monophyly
s.l.
(including
Docynia);
however,
was
be
biphyletic
plastid
phylogeny.
An
ancient
chloroplast
capture
event
Eocene
western
North
America
best
explains
cytonuclear
discordance.
Our
conflict
analysis
ILS,
hybridization,
could
explain
widespread
gene
tree
One
deep
(Malus
doumeri)
one
recent
coronaria)
detected
Furthermore,
our
biogeographic
integrating
living
fossil
a
East
Asian-western
American
origin
Eocene,
followed
by
several
extinction
dispersal
events
Hemisphere.
We
also
propose
general
workflow
for
assessing
phylogenomic
discordance
using
genome
skimming
sets.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
10
Опубликована: Дек. 20, 2019
Rubus
(Rosaceae)
comprises
more
than
500
species
with
additional
commercially
cultivated
raspberries
and
blackberries.
The
most
recent
(>
100
years
old)
global
taxonomic
treatment
of
the
genus
defined
12
subgenera;
two
subgenera
were
subsequently
described
some
rearranged.
Intra-
interspecific
ploidy
levels
hybridization
make
phylogenetic
estimation
challenging.
Our
objectives
to
estimate
phylogeny
94
taxonomically
geographically
diverse
three
cultivars
using
chloroplast
DNA
sequences
target
capture
approximately
1,000
low
copy
nuclear
genes;
divergence
times
between
major
clades;
examine
historical
biogeography
diversification.
Target
sequencing
identified
eight
groups
within
Rubus.
Subgenus
Orobatus
Subg.
Anoplobatus
monophyletic,
while
other
recognized
para-
or
polyphyletic.
Multiple
events
likely
occurred
across
at
subgeneric
levels,
e.g.,
(blackberries)
×
Idaeobatus
(raspberries)
Cylactis
(Arctic
berries)
hybrids.
raspberry
heritage
known
blackberry
hybrids
was
confirmed.
common
ancestor
distributed
in
North
America.
distribution
during
Miocene
(about
20
Ma)
from
America
into
Asia
Europe
Bering
land
bridge
southward
crossing
Panamanian
Isthmus.
diversified
greatly
Miocene.
taxonomy
does
not
reflect
relationships
revision
is
warranted.
migrated
towards
Asia,
Europe,
Central
South
early
then
diversified.
Ancestors
may
have
Oceania
by
long
distance
bird
dispersal.
This
presents
a
roadmap
for
further
systematics
research.
In
conclusion,
dataset
provides
high
resolution
though
it
also
gave
evidence
gene
tree/species
tree
cytonuclear
discordance.
Discordance
be
due
incomplete
lineage
sorting,
rather
lack
signal.
study
illustrates
importance
multiple
methods
when
examining
complex
utility
software
programs
that
signal
conflict
datasets.
New Phytologist,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
233(3), С. 1494 - 1504
Опубликована: Ноя. 10, 2021
Existing
global
regionalization
schemes
for
plants
consider
the
compositional
affinities
among
biotas,
but
these
have
not
explicitly
considered
phylogenetic
information.
Here,
we
present
first
time,
a
phytogeographical
delineation
of
vascular
flora
based
on
species-level
evolutionary
relationships.
We
analysed
8737
820
geographical
occurrence
records
together
with
time-calibrated
phylogeny
including
67
269
species.
constructed
by
estimating
species
composition
and
beta
diversity
200
km
×
grid
cells
across
world.
identified
de
novo
16
units
that
are
deeply
split
into
two
clusters:
Laurasian
Gondwanan.
Our
broadly
matches
previous
schemes,
also
highlights
separation
Gondwanan
biota
an
Holotropical
cluster
Australian-Neozealandic-Patagonian
cluster.
In
contrast,
no
clear
biotas
was
retrieved
when
omitting
The
integration
information
provides
new
insights
areas
their
historical
relationships,
enabling
identification
three
large,
clearly
differentiated
here
referred
to
as
kingdoms:
Holarctic,
Holotropical,
Austral.
results
provide
further
evidence
delineating
transition
zones
show
latitudinal
pattern
increasing
distinctiveness
towards
poles.
Journal of Systematics and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
57(6), С. 547 - 560
Опубликована: Июнь 21, 2019
Abstract
Traditional
phylogenies
based
on
analysis
of
multiple
genes
have
failed
to
obtain
a
well‐resolved
evolutionary
history
for
the
backbone
Asian
Palmate
group
Araliaceae,
largest
clade
family.
In
this
study,
we
applied
genome
skimming
approach
next‐generation
sequencing
address
whether
lack
resolution
at
base
tree
is
due
molecular
sampling
error
or
footprint
ancient
radiation.
Twenty‐nine
complete
plastid
genomes
Araliaceae
(17
newly
sequenced)
were
analyzed
(RAxML,
Beast,
Lagrange,
and
BioGeoBears)
provide
first
phylogenomic
reconstruction
(95%
genera
included).
As
result,
early
divergences
been
clarified
but
its
core
not
totally
resolved,
with
short
internal
branches
pointing
an
radiation
scenario.
East
Asia
inferred
as
most
likely
ancestral
area
(from
late
Paleocene
Eocene)
from
which
colonization
Neotropics
during
Eocene.
The
took
place
Eocene,
in
context
Boreotropical
hypothesis.
Recurrent
episodes
southward
migration
(to
tropics)
coupled
northern
latitude
local
extinctions
(promoting
geographic
isolation
lineages)
followed
by
northward
expansion
contact
lineages
that
erased
trace
preceding
isolation)
are
hypothesized
linked
alternation
cold
warm
periods
Systematic Biology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
70(1), С. 67 - 85
Опубликована: Апрель 2, 2020
Abstract
Phylogeny,
molecular
sequences,
fossils,
biogeography,
and
biome
occupancy
are
all
lines
of
evidence
that
reflect
the
singular
evolutionary
history
a
clade,
but
they
most
often
studied
separately,
by
first
inferring
fossil-dated
phylogeny,
then
mapping
on
ancestral
ranges
biomes
inferred
from
extant
species.
Here
we
jointly
model
evolution
biogeographic
ranges,
affinities,
while
incorporating
fossils
to
estimate
dated
phylogeny
for
163
species
woody
plant
clade
Viburnum
(Adoxaceae)
currently
recognize
in
our
ongoing
worldwide
monographic
treatment
group.
Our
analyses
indicate
major
lineages
evolved
Eocene,
majority
originated
since
Miocene.
radiated
Asia,
warm,
broad-leaved
evergreen
(lucidophyllous)
forests.
Within
infer
several
early
shifts
into
more
tropical
forests,
multiple
forests
experience
prolonged
freezing.
From
two
movements
New
World.
These
probably
occupied
warm
temperate
adapted
later
spreading
cold
climates.
One
these
(Porphyrotinus)
cloud
moved
south
through
mountains
Neotropics.
Several
other
North
America
took
place
recently,
facilitated
prior
adaptations
freezing
Old
We
also
four
disjunctions
between
Asia
Europe:
Tinus
lineage
is
oldest
when
it
spread,
whereas
three
were
recent
cold-adapted
lineages.
results
variously
contradict
published
accounts,
especially
view
initially
and,
accordingly,
maintained
vessel
elements
with
scalariform
perforations.
explored
how
location
assignments
affected
inference
areas
states.
sensitive
to,
not
entirely
dependent
upon,
inclusion
fossil
data.
It
will
be
critical
take
advantage
available
decipher
events
distant
past.
The
joint
estimation
approach
developed
here
provides
cautious
hope
even
limited.
[Biogeography;
biome;
combined
evidence;
pollen;
phylogeny;
Viburnum.]