2014
DOI: 10.1111/jse.12097
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Phylogenetic relationships in Leymus (Triticeae; Poaceae): Evidence from chloroplast trnH‐psbA and mitochondrial coxII intron sequences

Abstract: Leymus Hochst. is a polyploid genus with a diverse array of morphology, cytology, ecology, and distribution in Triticeae. To investigate the phylogenetic relationships and maternal genome donor of polyploid Leymus, the chloroplast trnH-psbA region and mitochondrial coxII intron sequences of 33 Leymus taxa were analyzed with those of 36 diploid perennial species representing 19 basic genomes in Triticeae. The results showed that reticulate evolution occurred in Leymus species, with the cytoplasmic lineage of Le… Show more

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“…Triticinae is derived from within Hordeinae s.l, but no new infratribal classification has been offered (Seberg & Petersen, 2007). The tribe is well known for reticulate evolution and the classification of genera is largely based on genome types and pairings (Barkworth et al, ; Anamthawat‐Jonsson, ; Sha et al, ; Sun ; Wang & Lu, 2014; Zhang et al, ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Triticinae is derived from within Hordeinae s.l, but no new infratribal classification has been offered (Seberg & Petersen, 2007). The tribe is well known for reticulate evolution and the classification of genera is largely based on genome types and pairings (Barkworth et al, ; Anamthawat‐Jonsson, ; Sha et al, ; Sun ; Wang & Lu, 2014; Zhang et al, ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Mitochondrial and plastome sequences may produce incongruent gene trees due to incomplete lineage sorting, recombination events, or potential elevated rates of substitution in grasses [16, 17]. Mitochondrial sequences were here explored with the goal of increasing maternally inherited character sampling among representative taxa.…”
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“…Leymus Hochst., a polyploid perennial genus in the wheat tribe (Poaceae: Triticeae), includes about 30 species that distribute from the arctic to the subtropics and tropical alpine regions (Dewey, ; Löve, ; Fan et al, , ; Sha et al, ). As accompanied by geographic dispersal, the natural habitats of Leymus species range from coastal to inland areas, including saline or alkaline lands, dry or semi‐dry areas, as well as shady and moist forests.…”
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“…As accompanied by geographic dispersal, the natural habitats of Leymus species range from coastal to inland areas, including saline or alkaline lands, dry or semi‐dry areas, as well as shady and moist forests. Subsequently, Leymus species show large morphological variation in rhizome characteristics, spikelet numbers, leaf types, and glume sizes (Sha et al, , ; Yen et al, ). All the Leymus species are allopolyploids ranging from tetraploids, hexaploids, octoploids, decaploids to dodecaploids (Yen et al, ).…”
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