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The R. parvitexta group was polyphyletic across at least two subgenera.
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e0“The phylogeny resolves five clades within the R. parvitexta species group in Australia, which proves polyphyletic across two subgenera, or three subgenera if R. madagascariensis is included”
t0“Radula parvitexta and R. ventricosa species groups”
Title
Matt A. M. Renner; Nicolas Devos; Elizabeth A. Brown; et al. Australian Systematic Botany 2013. doi:10.1071/sb13027
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Observation The R. parvitexta group resolved into five clades in Australia.
- Observation R. psychosis was identified as a new species.
- Observation R. madagascariensis is a new Australian record.
- Observation R. ratkowskiana was reinstated from synonymy of R. tasmanica.
- Observation R. parvitexta was synonymized with R. robinsonii.
- Observation R. kilgourii was described as a new species.
- Observation Three clades were resolved in the Australian R. ventricosa group.
- Observation The R. ventricosa group was nested within subgenus Metaradula.
- Observation R. loriana was reinstated from synonymy with R. ventricosa.
- Observation R. myriopoda was recognized as a new species.
- Observation R. forficata was recognized as a new species.
- Observation R. ventricosa was excluded from the Australian flora as material was assigned to R. loriana.
- Observation R. forficata and R. kilgourii had not been collected before this study.
- Observation R. myriopoda and R. jovetiana overlap in sterile gametophyte morphology.
- Observation R. myriopoda and R. jovetiana can be reliably separated only by perianth mouth characters.