@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref20213,
author = {Aliya A Donnell and Harvey Eugene Ballard and Philip D. Cantino},
title = {Callianthe (Malvaceae): A New Genus of Neotropical Malveae},
year = {2012},
keywords = {Bakeridesia, Abutilon, Internal Transcribed Spaceer (ITS), Brazil},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Systematic Botany},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {The boundaries between the genera Bakeridesia and Abutilon have long been debated. Results from recent phylogenetic studies using the rDNA Internal Transcribed Spacer (ITS) in tribe Malveae strongly suggest that these two genera as currently delimited are polyphyletic. Some species previously included in each genus form a well-supported clade that is phylogenetically removed from both Bakeridesia and Abutilon. The congruence of morphological and karyological distinctions with this molecular evidence provides compelling support for recognition of the clade as a new genus, here described as Callianthe. In the present study we transfer 40 species to Callianthe based on the ITS data (including the synapomorphy of a 25-base pair deletion in ITS2) and/or morphological evidence, including the character states of four or more ovules per carpel, toothed and/or lobed leaves, and petals with impressed veins (the latter is a synapomorphy). In addition, species of Callianthe share a base chromosome number of x = 8 (versus 7 in Abutilon and 15 in Bakeridesia). Not only is Callianthe phylogenetically removed from both Bakeridesia and Abutilon, but it is also morphologically distinct from its closest phylogenetic relative, Gaya, which has a base chromosome number of x = 6. Callianthe has a neotropical distribution with a center of diversity in eastern Brazil. It includes all species previously referred to Bakeridesia subg. Dipteron and several large-flowered species previously referred to Abutilon. }
}
Citation for Study 12116
Citation title:
"Callianthe (Malvaceae): A New Genus of Neotropical Malveae".
Study name:
"Callianthe (Malvaceae): A New Genus of Neotropical Malveae".
This study is part of submission 12116
(Status: Published).
Citation
Donnell A.A., Ballard H.E., & Cantino P. 2012. Callianthe (Malvaceae): A New Genus of Neotropical Malveae. Systematic Botany, .
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Donnell A.A.
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Ballard H.E.
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Cantino P.
Abstract
The boundaries between the genera Bakeridesia and Abutilon have long been debated. Results from recent phylogenetic studies using the rDNA Internal Transcribed Spacer (ITS) in tribe Malveae strongly suggest that these two genera as currently delimited are polyphyletic. Some species previously included in each genus form a well-supported clade that is phylogenetically removed from both Bakeridesia and Abutilon. The congruence of morphological and karyological distinctions with this molecular evidence provides compelling support for recognition of the clade as a new genus, here described as Callianthe. In the present study we transfer 40 species to Callianthe based on the ITS data (including the synapomorphy of a 25-base pair deletion in ITS2) and/or morphological evidence, including the character states of four or more ovules per carpel, toothed and/or lobed leaves, and petals with impressed veins (the latter is a synapomorphy). In addition, species of Callianthe share a base chromosome number of x = 8 (versus 7 in Abutilon and 15 in Bakeridesia). Not only is Callianthe phylogenetically removed from both Bakeridesia and Abutilon, but it is also morphologically distinct from its closest phylogenetic relative, Gaya, which has a base chromosome number of x = 6. Callianthe has a neotropical distribution with a center of diversity in eastern Brazil. It includes all species previously referred to Bakeridesia subg. Dipteron and several large-flowered species previously referred to Abutilon.
Keywords
Bakeridesia, Abutilon, Internal Transcribed Spaceer (ITS), Brazil
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref20213,
author = {Aliya A Donnell and Harvey Eugene Ballard and Philip D. Cantino},
title = {Callianthe (Malvaceae): A New Genus of Neotropical Malveae},
year = {2012},
keywords = {Bakeridesia, Abutilon, Internal Transcribed Spaceer (ITS), Brazil},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Systematic Botany},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {The boundaries between the genera Bakeridesia and Abutilon have long been debated. Results from recent phylogenetic studies using the rDNA Internal Transcribed Spacer (ITS) in tribe Malveae strongly suggest that these two genera as currently delimited are polyphyletic. Some species previously included in each genus form a well-supported clade that is phylogenetically removed from both Bakeridesia and Abutilon. The congruence of morphological and karyological distinctions with this molecular evidence provides compelling support for recognition of the clade as a new genus, here described as Callianthe. In the present study we transfer 40 species to Callianthe based on the ITS data (including the synapomorphy of a 25-base pair deletion in ITS2) and/or morphological evidence, including the character states of four or more ovules per carpel, toothed and/or lobed leaves, and petals with impressed veins (the latter is a synapomorphy). In addition, species of Callianthe share a base chromosome number of x = 8 (versus 7 in Abutilon and 15 in Bakeridesia). Not only is Callianthe phylogenetically removed from both Bakeridesia and Abutilon, but it is also morphologically distinct from its closest phylogenetic relative, Gaya, which has a base chromosome number of x = 6. Callianthe has a neotropical distribution with a center of diversity in eastern Brazil. It includes all species previously referred to Bakeridesia subg. Dipteron and several large-flowered species previously referred to Abutilon. }
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TY - JOUR
ID - 20213
AU - Donnell,Aliya A
AU - Ballard,Harvey Eugene
AU - Cantino,Philip D.
T1 - Callianthe (Malvaceae): A New Genus of Neotropical Malveae
PY - 2012
KW - Bakeridesia
KW - Abutilon
KW - Internal Transcribed Spaceer (ITS)
KW - Brazil
UR - http://dx.doi.org/
N2 - The boundaries between the genera Bakeridesia and Abutilon have long been debated. Results from recent phylogenetic studies using the rDNA Internal Transcribed Spacer (ITS) in tribe Malveae strongly suggest that these two genera as currently delimited are polyphyletic. Some species previously included in each genus form a well-supported clade that is phylogenetically removed from both Bakeridesia and Abutilon. The congruence of morphological and karyological distinctions with this molecular evidence provides compelling support for recognition of the clade as a new genus, here described as Callianthe. In the present study we transfer 40 species to Callianthe based on the ITS data (including the synapomorphy of a 25-base pair deletion in ITS2) and/or morphological evidence, including the character states of four or more ovules per carpel, toothed and/or lobed leaves, and petals with impressed veins (the latter is a synapomorphy). In addition, species of Callianthe share a base chromosome number of x = 8 (versus 7 in Abutilon and 15 in Bakeridesia). Not only is Callianthe phylogenetically removed from both Bakeridesia and Abutilon, but it is also morphologically distinct from its closest phylogenetic relative, Gaya, which has a base chromosome number of x = 6. Callianthe has a neotropical distribution with a center of diversity in eastern Brazil. It includes all species previously referred to Bakeridesia subg. Dipteron and several large-flowered species previously referred to Abutilon.
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