Claim · model-written summary
Core asparagoids resolved into five major clades.
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e0“In core asparagoids, five major clades are identified: (1) Alliaceae s.l. (sensu APG III, Amarylidaceae-Agapanthaceae-Alliaceae); (2) Asparagaceae-Laxmanniaceae-Ruscaceae s.l.; (3) Themidaceae; (4) Hyacinthaceae; (5) Anemarrhenaceae-Behniaceae-Herreriaceae-Agavaceae”
Title
Joo-Hwan Kim; Dong-Kap Kim; Felix Forest; et al. Annals of Botany 2010. doi:10.1093/aob/mcq167
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Method / resource Three genes yielded the most resolved and supported topology yet for sampled Asparagales.
- Observation Parsimony and Bayesian trees were nearly identical apart from some core asparagoid variation.
- Observation Aphyllanthes placement differed between parsimony and Bayesian analyses.
- Observation Xanthorrhoeaceae was sister to core asparagoids.
- Observation Ruscaceae was a well-supported group.
- Observation Asparagaceae was sister to Ruscaceae with weak clade support.
- Observation Laxmanniaceae was strongly supported as sister to Ruscaceae and Asparagaceae.
- Observation Ruscaceae comprised six principal clades.
- Observation New data largely reproduced previous phylogenetic results.