Paper · 2024 · Plants

Gottschelia (Gottscheliaceae, Marchantiophyta) in Indochina

Vadim A. Bakalin; Anna A. Vilnet; Ksenia G. Klimova; et al.

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Abstract

Gottschelia, collected for the first time in Indochina, inspired an attempt to review the genus phylogeny to identify a more precise position of Indochinese plants. The genetic distance between African and Asian populations of G. schizopleura sensu lato was confirmed. The two groups should be treated as different species. A new combination, G. microphylla comb. nov., has been proposed for Asian plants. Aside from molecular genetics, distinguishing this species from the presumable strictly African G. schizopleura is also possible by morphological characteristics, as well as by its distribution. At the same time, at least three groups are distinguished among Asian haplotypes of G. microphylla, each of which can be interpreted as a species or, at least, subspecies. A morphological description, intravital photographs of the general habitat, and details of the morphological structures are provided. The position of Gottschelia in the phylogenetic schema of Jungermanniales does not allow us to attribute it to any of the known families and forces us to describe a new family, Gottscheliaceae, which is phylogenetically somewhat related to the Chaetophyllopsidaceae re-evaluated here and very different from Gottscheliaceae morphologically.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Gottschelia was collected in Indochina for the first time.

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GottscheliaGottscheliae0
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collected for the first timee0
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Indochinae0

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“Gottschelia, collected for the first time in Indochina”

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African and Asian G. schizopleura sensu lato populations had confirmed genetic distance.

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G. schizopleura sensu latoGottschelia schizopleurae0
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genetic distancee0
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African and Asian populationse0

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Gottschelia schizopleura
Gottschelia schizopleura · TaxonDes Callaghan · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“The genetic distance between African and Asian populations of G. schizopleura sensu lato was confirmed”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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The authors concluded that African and Asian populations should be treated as different species.

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G. schizopleura sensu latoGottschelia schizopleurae1
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treated as different speciese0

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Gottschelia schizopleura
Gottschelia schizopleura · TaxonDes Callaghan · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“The two groups should be treated as different species”

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“African and Asian populations of G. schizopleura sensu lato”

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A new combination, G. microphylla, was proposed for Asian plants.

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G. microphyllaGottschelia microphyllae0
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new combinatione0
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Asiane0

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“A new combination, G. microphylla comb. nov., has been proposed for Asian plants”

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Morphology and distribution also distinguish G. microphylla from African G. schizopleura.

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G. microphyllaGottschelia microphyllae1
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morphological characteristics, as well as by its distributione0
Comparator
G. schizopleurae0

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“distinguishing this species from the presumable strictly African G. schizopleura is also possible by morphological characteristics, as well as by its distribution”

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“G. microphylla comb. nov.”

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At least three groups of Asian G. microphylla haplotypes were distinguished.

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G. microphyllaGottschelia microphyllae0
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groupse0
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at least threee0
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Asiane0

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“at least three groups are distinguished among Asian haplotypes of G. microphylla”

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The authors interpret the Asian haplotype groups as possible species or subspecies.

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G. microphyllaGottschelia microphyllae1
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a species or, at least, subspeciese0

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“each of which can be interpreted as a species or, at least, subspecies”

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“Asian haplotypes of G. microphylla”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Gottschelia phylogenetic position precludes placement in known Jungermanniales families.

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GottscheliaGottscheliae0
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does not allow us to attribute it to any of the known familiese0

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“The position of Gottschelia in the phylogenetic schema of Jungermanniales does not allow us to attribute it to any of the known families”

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The authors describe the new family Gottscheliaceae for Gottschelia.

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GottscheliaGottscheliae1
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a new family, Gottscheliaceaee0

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“forces us to describe a new family, Gottscheliaceae”

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“The position of Gottschelia in the phylogenetic schema of Jungermanniales”

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Gottscheliaceae is phylogenetically somewhat related to Chaetophyllopsidaceae.

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Gottscheliaceaee0
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phylogenetically somewhat relatede0
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Chaetophyllopsidaceaee0

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“Gottscheliaceae, which is phylogenetically somewhat related to the Chaetophyllopsidaceae”

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Gottscheliaceae is morphologically very different from Chaetophyllopsidaceae.

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Gottscheliaceaee0
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very differente0
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Chaetophyllopsidaceaee1

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“very different from Gottscheliaceae morphologically”

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“Chaetophyllopsidaceae re-evaluated here and very different from Gottscheliaceae morphologically”

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