Claim · model-written summary
Papaver alpinum was assigned with 99.5 percent probability to the set containing Pseudopilosa, Meconidium, Macrantha, Rhoeadium and Papaver sections.
- Taxon
- Papaver alpinum
Oreomecon alpinae0 - Outcome
- belonged, with 99.5 percent probability, to the set of Pseudopilosa, Meconidium, Macrantha, Rhoeadium and Papaver sectionse0
- Value
- 99.5 percente0
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Verbatim
e0“Papaver alpinum could not be inserted in the set Roemeria-Argemonidium or in a hierarchy of all Papavereae taxa, but instead belonged, with 99.5 percent probability, to the set of Pseudopilosa, Meconidium, Macrantha, Rhoeadium and Papaver sections”
Title
Multidimensional Scaling for the Taxonomy of Papavereae
P. Tétényi; L. Füstös Journal of Herbs Spices & Medicinal Plants 2002. doi:10.1300/j044v09n01_10
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation The multidimensional scaling configuration separated Roemeria and Papaver section Argemonidium into distinct groups.
- Observation Papaver hybridum was closest to Roemeria.
- Observation Papaver pavoninum was the farthest taxon from Roemeria.
- Observation Papaver somniferum and Papaver macrostomum did not cluster with Papaver dubium.
- Observation Papaver rhoeas was the nearest relative of Papaver dubium.
- Observation Papaver gracile was the farthest taxon in the annual poppy set.
- Observation Papaver atlanticum was closer to Papaver caucasicum than to Papaver bracteatum.
- Observation The analysis left the infratribal placement of Papaver alpinum unresolved.
- Method / resource MDS projections at tribe, set and species levels matched taxon dissimilarities and links.