2014
DOI: 10.1007/s00606-014-1035-7
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Pollen and seed morphology of Ruellia L., Phaulopsis Willd. and Dyschoriste Nees (Acanthaceae: Ruellioideae: Ruellieae) of Yemen

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“…The phylogenetic tree (Fig. 1) was highly resolved with a topology consistent with previous phylogenetic analyses by Middleton et al (2014) and Middleton et al (2015). The new species was nested in a clade within Primulina with high branch support (PP = 1.00).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 76%
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“…The phylogenetic tree (Fig. 1) was highly resolved with a topology consistent with previous phylogenetic analyses by Middleton et al (2014) and Middleton et al (2015). The new species was nested in a clade within Primulina with high branch support (PP = 1.00).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…For the phylogenetic analyses, sequences were newly acquired for each population of this new species and also the morphologically similar species P. bobaiensis Li, Pan and Zhang (Table 1), were added to a reduced Old World Gesneriaceae matrix of Middleton et al (2014) and Middleton et al (2015) and the matrices realigned manually. The resulting matrix contained 185 samples (177 species) with 26 species of Primulina included, covering all 39 genera currently recognized in the advanced Asiatic and Malesian Gesneriaceae at present (Möller et al, 2009; Möller et al, 2011; Weber, Clark & Möller, 2013; Middleton et al, 2014; Middleton et al, 2015). The tree was rooted with the outgroup taxon Tetraphyllum (Möller et al, 2009).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this study, the obvious barcoding gap was found in psbA-trnH or ITS2 + psbA-trnH , the overlap between interspecific and intraspecific variation of ITS, ITS2 or matK was less, but was more in rbcL . Compared with rbcL in Osmunda japonica , psbA-trnH had higher interspecific diversity and larger barcoding gap, was suitable for the distinguishment of Osmunda japonica 35 . Wilcoxon signed rank tests confirmed that the interspecific variation of ITS2 in Rehmannia was extremely significantly greater, and the variation degree was successively ITS2 > ITS > psbA-trnH > matK > rbcL , indicating ITS2 had obvious variability 36 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Morphology of the testa cells of the seeds of Acanthaceae is variable and has been used in circumscribing taxa at different ranks ( Kippist, 1842 , Schaffnit, 1906 , Oehm, 1932 , Bremekamp, 1944 ; Hedrén, 1988 , Hedrén, 1989 , Graham, 1988 , Ensermu et al., 1992 , Immelman, 1990 , Balkwill et al., 1996 , Balkwill and Getiliffe Norris, 1988 , Balkwill and Campbell-Young, 1999 , Darbyshire, 2008 , Greuter and Rankin, 2010 , Darbyshire et al., 2011 , Rueangsawang et al., 2012 , Tripp et al., 2013 , Kiel and McDade, 2014 , Al-Hakimi and Latiff, 2015 ). For example, seeds of Ruellieae have spiral hygroscopic mucilaginous hairs ( Kippist, 1842 , Greuter and Rankin, 2010 , Duan, 2013 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%