Ecological and Biogeographic Implications of Asian Cenozoic Fossil Floras

Liu, Xiaoyan; Manchester, Steven R.

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“…Quaternary glacial‐interglacial cycles have caused the migration of organisms and changed their spatial distribution patterns (Harrison et al, 2001; Hewitt, 2001; Liu & Manchester, 2019; Mangaravite et al, 2019). Organisms are also likely to die during these changes or to be preserved in refuges, later expanding from these refuges during the interglacial periods (Hewitt, 1996, 2001; Petit et al, 2003).…”

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Divergence in the Aquilegia ecalcarata complex is correlated with geography and climate oscillations: Evidence from plastid genome data

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Geng

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Molecular Ecology

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Quaternary climate oscillations and geographical heterogeneity play important roles in determining species and genetic diversity distribution patterns, but how these factors affect the migration and differentiation of East Asian plants species at the population level remains poorly understood. The Aquilegia ecalcarata complex, a group that originated in the Late Tertiary and is widely distributed throughout East Asia, displays high genetic variation that is suitable for studying elaborate phylogeographic patterns and demographic history related to the impact of Quaternary climate and geography. We used plastid genome data from 322 individuals in 60 populations of the A. ecalcarata complex to thoroughly explore the impact of Quaternary climate oscillations and geography on the phylogeographic patterns and demographic history of the A. ecalcarata complex through a series of phylogenetic, divergence time estimation, and demographic history analyses. The dry, cold climate and frequent climate oscillations that occurred during the early Pleistocene and the Mid‐Pleistocene transition led to the differentiation of the A. ecalcarata complex, which was isolated in various areas. Geographically, the A. ecalcarata complex can be divided into Eastern and Western Clades and five subclades, which conform to the divergence of the East Asian flora. Our results clearly show the impact of Quaternary climate and geography on evolutionary history at the population level. These findings promote the understanding of the relationship between plant genetic differentiation and climate and geographical factors of East Asia at the population level.

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“…Quaternary glacial-interglacial cycles have caused the migration of organisms and changed their spatial distribution patterns (Harrison et al, 2001;Hewitt, 2001;Liu & Manchester, 2019;Mangaravite et al, 2019).…”

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Divergence in the Aquilegia ecalcarata complex is correlated with geography and climate oscillations: Evidence from plastid genome data

Xue

Geng

et al. 2021

Molecular Ecology

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“…"博物馆"的保存作用, 对木本植物则兼具"博物馆" 和"摇篮"作用(Lu et al, 2018b)。该研究不仅有助于 , 中国学者还开展了许多卓有成效的研究(Liu & Manchester, 2019;Mi et al, 2021), 包括对东亚-北美植物多样性时空差异的研究(Hu HH et al, 2021)、青藏高原隆起对东亚亚热带植被和植物多样性的影响(Su et al, 2019; Li et al, 2021)以及探讨青藏高原中部亚洲古季风演化规律(Xie et al, 2021al, 2020)。与此同时, 以《世界芍药属专著》 (Peonies of the World-Part III: Phylogeny and Evolution) (Hong, 2021)为代表的一些高质量的世界性专著也相继问世。我国还发起并领导了由美、英、日等15国百余位科学家参与的重大国际合作项目 "泛喜马拉雅植物志" (Flora of Pan-Himalaya)编研,…”

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A review of recent studies of plant systematics and evolution in China

Song¹

2022

Biodiversity Science

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Aims: Studies on plant systematics and evolution aim to elucidate the origin and diversification of plants and to elucidate the factors that affect the patterns of plant diversity temporally and spatially. As the largest and most highly attended conference on plant sciences, the International Botanical Congress (IBC) came to China in 2017 (IBC 2017) and attracted nearly 7,000 participants from around the globe. The success of holding IBC 2017 in China has profound influence on plant sciences in China both because it was an important forum to demonstrate the achievements and progresses of Chinese scientists and because it strengthened the link and collaboration of scientists between China and abroad. Progresses: On the occasion of the fifth anniversary of IBC 2017, I reviewed the achievements and breakthroughs in the field of plant systematics and evolution in China, including the origin and diversification of early plants, taxonomy and phylogenetic reconstruction of major plant lineages, plant speciation and adaptive evolution, species interaction and concerted evolution, origin and underlying mechanisms of innovation characters, plant polyploidy and polyploid evolution, species endangerment and protection, as well as origin and domestication of cultivated plants. All the progresses highlighted here have contributed greatly to our better understanding of plant biodiversity across the world, which embodies the growing impacts of Chinese scientists on global research and development in plant sciences. Prospect: I pointed out the opportunities and challenges that plant scientists have faced, including fast development of genome sequencing and '-omic' studies, the interdisciplinary and multi-level investigations and cooperation, managementof big data, and the practical applications of plant systematics and evolutionary studies in resource utilization, species conservation, agriculture and horticulture, medicine and plant trade, etc.

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2021

J of Sytematics Evolution

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Ecological and Biogeographic Implications of Asian Cenozoic Fossil Floras

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

Divergence in the Aquilegia ecalcarata complex is correlated with geography and climate oscillations: Evidence from plastid genome data

Divergence in the Aquilegia ecalcarata complex is correlated with geography and climate oscillations: Evidence from plastid genome data

A review of recent studies of plant systematics and evolution in China

Awards of JSE Outstanding Papers (2019)

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