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Citation title: "Broad polyphyly in Pleurospermum s. l. (Umbelliferae-Apioideae) as inferred from nrDNA ITS and chloroplast sequences".

Study name: "Broad polyphyly in Pleurospermum s. l. (Umbelliferae-Apioideae) as inferred from nrDNA ITS and chloroplast sequences".

This study is part of submission 12037 (Status: Published).

Citation

Valiejo-roman C.M., Terentieva E.I., Pimenov M.G., Kljuykov E.V., Samigullin T.H., & Tilney P. 2011. Broad polyphyly in Pleurospermum s. l. (Umbelliferae-Apioideae) as inferred from nrDNA ITS and chloroplast sequences. Systematic Botany, .

Authors

• Valiejo-roman C.M.
• Terentieva E.I.
• Pimenov M.G.
• Kljuykov E.V.
• Samigullin T.H. +7(495)9393193
• Tilney P.

Abstract

Traditionally the genus Pleurospermum and the related genera Aulacospermum, Hymenidium, Hymenolaena, Physospermopsis, Pseudotrachydium, Pterocyclus, and Trachydium, have been problematic taxa with regard to their circumscription and composition. Pleurospermum s. s. includes one or two closely related boreal species but more than 40 other species, distributed mainly in the Sino-Himalayan floristic area, have been attributed to it by different authors in various classifications (Clarke 1879; Drude 1897?98; Wolff 1925, 1926, 1929; Mukherjee and Constance 1993; Pan ZeHui 2005). Relationships in this taxonomic group are unclear. A molecular phylogenetic analysis of nuclear (nrITS) and cpDNA (psbA-trnH and trnL-trnF) sequences of representative species of Pleurospermum s. l. and closely related Hymenidium, Aulacospermum, Trachydium, Physospermopsis, Pseudotrachydium, Sinolimprichtia, Pterocyclus, and Hymenolaena (55 species in all) was conducted and compared with an analysis of morphological characters of Pimenov and Kljuykov 2000a,b; Pimenov et al. 2000. Only two traditional genera were supported as monophyletic groups in the molecular trees, namely Aulacospermum (including Pseudotrachydium) and Hymenolaena. Two stable groups were revealed within Hymenidium. One group included H. chloroleucum, H. heterosciadium, H. hookeri, and H. delavayi. The second included H. lindleyanum, H. stellatum, H. huzhihaoi, H. wilsonii, and Trachydium roylei. Various species of Hymenidium and Trachydium were scattered throughout the tree. The molecular data did not confirm an early divergence between northern and Sino-Himalayan species of Pleurospermum. This indicates that Pleurospermum s. l. and most of the other genera included in this study are polyphyletic.

Keywords

Apioideae, chloroplast, nuclear markers, phylogeny, Pleurospermum, Umbelliferae

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  	 author = {Carmen M Valiejo-Roman and Elena Igorevna Terentieva and Michael Georgievich Pimenov and Eugene Vasil'evich Kljuykov and Tahir H Samigullin and Patricia M  Tilney},
  	 title = {Broad polyphyly in Pleurospermum s. l. (Umbelliferae-Apioideae) as inferred from nrDNA ITS and chloroplast sequences},
  	 year = {2011},
  	 keywords = {Apioideae, chloroplast, nuclear markers, phylogeny, Pleurospermum, Umbelliferae},
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  	 journal = {Systematic Botany},
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  	 abstract = {Traditionally the genus Pleurospermum and the related genera Aulacospermum, Hymenidium, Hymenolaena, Physospermopsis, Pseudotrachydium, Pterocyclus, and Trachydium, have been problematic taxa with regard to their circumscription and composition. Pleurospermum s. s. includes one or two closely related boreal species but more than 40 other species, distributed mainly in the Sino-Himalayan floristic area, have been attributed to it by different authors in various classifications (Clarke 1879; Drude 1897?98; Wolff 1925, 1926, 1929; Mukherjee and Constance 1993; Pan ZeHui 2005). Relationships in this taxonomic group are unclear. A molecular phylogenetic analysis of nuclear (nrITS) and cpDNA (psbA-trnH and trnL-trnF) sequences of representative species of Pleurospermum s. l. and closely related Hymenidium, Aulacospermum, Trachydium, Physospermopsis, Pseudotrachydium, Sinolimprichtia, Pterocyclus, and Hymenolaena (55 species in all) was conducted and compared with an analysis of morphological characters of Pimenov and Kljuykov 2000a,b; Pimenov et al. 2000. Only two traditional genera were supported as monophyletic groups in the molecular trees, namely Aulacospermum (including Pseudotrachydium) and Hymenolaena. Two stable groups were revealed within Hymenidium. One group included H. chloroleucum, H. heterosciadium, H. hookeri, and H. delavayi. The second included H. lindleyanum, H. stellatum, H. huzhihaoi, H. wilsonii, and Trachydium roylei. Various species of Hymenidium and Trachydium were scattered throughout the tree. The molecular data did not confirm an early divergence between northern and Sino-Himalayan species of Pleurospermum. This indicates that Pleurospermum s. l. and most of the other genera included in this study are polyphyletic.}
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  		TY  - JOUR
  ID  - 20140
  AU  - Valiejo-Roman,Carmen M
  AU  - Terentieva,Elena Igorevna
  AU  - Pimenov,Michael Georgievich
  AU  - Kljuykov,Eugene Vasil'evich
  AU  - Samigullin,Tahir H
  AU  - Tilney,Patricia M 
  T1  - Broad polyphyly in Pleurospermum s. l. (Umbelliferae-Apioideae) as inferred from nrDNA ITS and chloroplast sequences
  PY  - 2011
  KW  - Apioideae
  KW  - chloroplast
  KW  - nuclear markers
  KW  - phylogeny
  KW  - Pleurospermum
  KW  - Umbelliferae
  UR  - http://dx.doi.org/
  N2  - Traditionally the genus Pleurospermum and the related genera Aulacospermum, Hymenidium, Hymenolaena, Physospermopsis, Pseudotrachydium, Pterocyclus, and Trachydium, have been problematic taxa with regard to their circumscription and composition. Pleurospermum s. s. includes one or two closely related boreal species but more than 40 other species, distributed mainly in the Sino-Himalayan floristic area, have been attributed to it by different authors in various classifications (Clarke 1879; Drude 1897?98; Wolff 1925, 1926, 1929; Mukherjee and Constance 1993; Pan ZeHui 2005). Relationships in this taxonomic group are unclear. A molecular phylogenetic analysis of nuclear (nrITS) and cpDNA (psbA-trnH and trnL-trnF) sequences of representative species of Pleurospermum s. l. and closely related Hymenidium, Aulacospermum, Trachydium, Physospermopsis, Pseudotrachydium, Sinolimprichtia, Pterocyclus, and Hymenolaena (55 species in all) was conducted and compared with an analysis of morphological characters of Pimenov and Kljuykov 2000a,b; Pimenov et al. 2000. Only two traditional genera were supported as monophyletic groups in the molecular trees, namely Aulacospermum (including Pseudotrachydium) and Hymenolaena. Two stable groups were revealed within Hymenidium. One group included H. chloroleucum, H. heterosciadium, H. hookeri, and H. delavayi. The second included H. lindleyanum, H. stellatum, H. huzhihaoi, H. wilsonii, and Trachydium roylei. Various species of Hymenidium and Trachydium were scattered throughout the tree. The molecular data did not confirm an early divergence between northern and Sino-Himalayan species of Pleurospermum. This indicates that Pleurospermum s. l. and most of the other genera included in this study are polyphyletic.
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  JF  - Systematic Botany
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