Claim · model-written summary
Gymnocarpium fedtschenkoanum is more closely related to G. robertianum than to other glandular species.
- Taxon
- Gymnocarpium fedtschenkoanume0
- Outcome
- more related to G. robertianume0
- Comparator
- other glandular speciese0
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Verbatim
e0“Gymnocarpium fedtschenkoanum is more related to G. robertianum, than other glandular species”
Title
PHYLOGENY OF THE NORTH ASIAN CYSTOPTERIDACEAE (POLYPODIOPSIDA) BASED ON TRNG - R INTERGENIC SPACER
I. I. Gureyeva; D.O. Ulko; R.S. Romanets; et al. Ukrainian Journal of Ecology 2020
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Method / resource The trnG-R spacer was more informative for Gymnocarpium than Cystopteris.
- Observation Gymnocarpium resolved into four well-supported clades.
- Observation The trnG-R data support divergence between glabrous and glandular-pubescent Gymnocarpium species.
- Observation Within glandular-pubescent Gymnocarpium, the robertianum clade is sister to the remaining clades.
- Observation Gymnocarpium continentale and G. jessoense were confirmed as distinct species.
- Observation The placement of G. tenuipes remained uncertain.
- Observation Cystopteris contained three highly supported clades.
- Observation C. montana was sister to the rest of Cystopteris, with C. sudetica sister to the C. fragilis complex.
- Observation The data support recognizing Rhizomatopteris as a distinct monotypic genus containing Rh. montana.
- Observation Relationships within the C. fragilis complex remain uncertain.