Alyssum misirdalianum (Brassicaceae), a New Species from Southern Turkey

Orcan, Nermin; Binzet, Rıza

doi:10.3417/2007142

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“…The morphological characters (oblanceolate leaves, obovate and glabrous petals, and ovate siliculae) support its placement in A. sect. Gamosepalum, and the species appeared to be most closely related to A. corningii (Orcan and Binzet 2009), but the molecular data shows that A. misirdalianum exhibits closer relationships with species of A. sect. Alyssum (A. praecox and A. aurantiacum).…”

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The phylogeny of Alyssum (Brassicaceae) inferred from molecular data

Feng

et al. 2015

Nordic Journal of Botany

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Previous molecular phylogenetic studies have contributed greatly to our knowledge about the phylogenetic position and infra‐generic relationships of the genus Alyssum. Nevertheless, due to limited sampling and incongruences between the different markers used, the phylogenetic relationships within the genus are still unresolved. In this study, the phylogenetic relationships within Alyssum were studied using nrDNA ITS and plastid trnL‐F sequences from 171 accessions representing 112 species from five sections of the genus. The phylogenetic analyses confirmed the paraphyly and recognition of two main clades in the genus. The first clade included the sections Alyssum, Gamosepalum and most species from sect. Psilonema. Alyssum lanigerum from sect. Odontarrhena was inferred to be nested in this clade only by the ITS dataset. The other clade contained the sections Meniocus, Odontarrhena and the genus Clypeola. The monophyly of the five sections defined by morphology was not well supported by molecular data. Species of the sections Gamosepalum and Psilonema (apart from A. homalocarpum) were intermixed with species of sect. Alyssum, and the monophyly of sect. Meniocus and the genus Clypeola were supported only by the trnL‐F dataset. Neither sect. Odontarrhena nor that of its three subsections, subsect. Inflata, Compressa and Samarifera, were recovered as monophyletic. The incongruence between morphology and molecular data indicates that the current taxonomic circumscription of the genus and sections need to be revised.

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“…sect. Gamosepalum , and the species appeared to be most closely related to A. corningii (Orcan and Binzet ), but the molecular data shows that A. misirdalianum exhibits closer relationships with species of A . sect.…”

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The phylogeny of Alyssum (Brassicaceae) inferred from molecular data

Feng

et al. 2015

Nordic Journal of Botany

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“…Furthermore, references as Baumgartner (1909), Boissier (1867), Davis (1965), Dudley (1964aDudley ( , b, 1965Dudley ( , 1968, Duman and Aytaç (2000), Kavousi (2001), Kavousi et al (2010Kavousi et al ( , 2011, Nazari et al (2013), Nyárády (1927Nyárády ( , 1929Nyárády ( , 1949, Orcan (1999), Orcan and Binzet (2006), and Orcan and Mısırdalı (1998) have been used and considered for literature review.…”

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Synopsis of the genus Alyssum in Iran

Kavousi

Nazari

Ejtehadi

2015

Acta Botanica Hungarica

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A complete, up to date checklist of Alyssum species reported from Iran is presented in this review. The distribution of these species was considered in Iran and in the adjacent countries, too. Additional records were obtained from Flora Iranica, Flora of Turkey and other references. In Iran some species (e. g., Alyssum hezarmasjedensis, A. mozaffarianii, A. persicum, A. polycladum, A. stipitatum, A. turgidum) have very restricted distribution. Iran is the second important locality for the following species: A. anatolicum, A. contemptum, A. filiforme, A. iranicum, A. lycaonicum, A. niveum, A. penjwinense. The other Alyssum species are widespread in Iran and in the adjacent countries.

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“…In the ‘Flora of Turkey’ Alyssum was represented by 103 taxa (Dudley 1965a). Since then, 10 taxa have been added to the flora (Davis et al 1988, Yıldırımlı 2000, Özhatay and Kültür 2006, Orcan and Binzet 2009, Özhatay et al 2009). Finally, the total number of taxa reached 113, and 56 of these are endemic to Turkey.…”

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“…Presence or absence of stellate or lepidote hairs, cauline leaf shape and size, sepal and petal size, petal shape and colour, equally or unequally inflated valves and style length are useful diagnostic characters for the species in this section (Dudley 1965a, 1965b). The section Gamosepalum contains 13 species in Turkey, of which 10 are endemic (Dudley 1965a, Aytaç and Duman 2000, Orcan 2006, Orcan and Binzet 2009). Herein, Alyssum kaynakiae is described as a new species.…”

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