Claim · model-written summary
Phylogenetic analyses support returning Leiomylia to Myliaceae, removing Myliaceae from Jungermanniineae, and validating Myliineae.
- Taxon
- JungermanniineaeJungermanniineaee0
- Outcome
- return of Leiomylia (=Mylia anomala) to the Myliaceae, removal of Myliaceae from the Jungermanniineae, and validation of the monogeneric suborder Myliineae subord. nov.e0
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e0“Our phylogenetic analyses support the return of Leiomylia (=Mylia anomala) to the Myliaceae, removal of Myliaceae from the Jungermanniineae, and validation of the monogeneric suborder Myliineae subord. nov. to house it.”
Title
Blanka Shaw; Barbara Crandall-Stotler; Jiří Váňa; et al. Systematic Botany 2015. doi:10.1600/036364415x686314
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- Observation Eighteen families, nine monogeneric, are recognized within Jungermanniineae.
- Observation Saccogynidium is transferred to a new Acrobolbaceae subfamily and Austrolophozioideae is validated.
- Observation Hygrobiella is included in Antheliaceae.
- Observation Jungermanniaceae is broadened to include Mesoptychiaceae and Delavayellaceae.
- Observation Cryptocoleopsis and Nardia are transferred to Gymnomitriaceae.
- Observation Gottschelia, Herzogobryum, and Nothogymnomitrion are excluded from Jungermanniineae.
- Observation Solenostomataceae includes four stated genera.
- Observation Horikawaella and Apomarsupella are treated as synonyms of Solenostoma and Gymnomitrion respectively.
- Observation Two Solenostoma subgenera are established.
- Observation Jungermannia conchata is transferred to Cephalozia.
- Observation Six morphological states are reconstructed as ancestral in Jungermanniineae.
- Observation Morphological characters are moderately to highly homoplasious.