Claim · model-written summary
The results reject the earlier hypotheses on the systematic position of Pseudoditrichum.
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t0“haplolepideous mosses”
e0“The results of this research reject the earlier hypotheses”
Title
Vladimir E. Fedosov; Alina V. Fedorova; Alexander E. Fedosov; et al. Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society 2016. doi:10.1111/boj.12408
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation Molecular analysis places Pseudoditrichum in a clade with Chrysoblastella chilensis in the haplolepideous lineage.
- Observation The peristome of Pseudoditrichum is of a previously unknown type, based on the 4:2:3 formula rather than the 4:2:4 formula.
- Observation Double peristomes, albeit rather strongly reduced, occur in Catoscopium, Chrysoblastella, Distichium and Ditrichum flexicaule.
- Observation Molecular phylogenetic analysis confirms the polyphyly of Ditrichaceae.
- Observation Ditrichum flexicaule and D. gracile are segregated into the new genus Flexitrichum and family Flexitrichaceae.
- Observation The independent status of the recently resurrected family Distichiaceae is supported.
- Observation Segregation of Chrysoblastella and Saelania into new monospecific families is proposed.