@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref31028,
author = {Eugeny V Boltenkov and Elena V Artyukova and Marina M Kozyrenko and Andrey S Erst and Anna Trias-Blasi},
title = {Iris sanguinea is conspecific with I. sibirica (Iridaceae) according to morphology and plastid DNA sequence data},
year = {2020},
keywords = {Chloroplast DNA, Iris subser. Sibiricae, Molecular phylogeny, Morphology, Nomenclature, Taxonomy},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
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journal = {PeerJ},
volume = {},
number = {},
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abstract = {A taxonomic revision of Iris subser. Sibiricae is provided based on the molecular results and the study of herbarium collections, protologues and original material. Two to three species have been recognized in this subseries by botanists. To address the question of species delimitations and relationships within this group, we analyzed four non-coding regions of plastid DNA (trnS?trnG, trnL?trnF, rps4?trnSGGA, and psbA?trnH) for samples from 26 localities across the distribution ranges of two currently recognized species, I. sanguinea and I. sibirica. Our results strongly support that this subseries is monotypic and comprises only I. sibirica, a previously described species, instead of two or three species. Iris sibirica is morphologically variable and one of the most widespread Eurasian species of Iridaceae. Previously accepted taxa, I. sanguinea and I. typhifolia, are synonymised with I. sibirica and also two names, I. orientalis and I. sibirica var. haematophylla, which are typified here. Information on the distribution of I. sibirica and the main features used to distinguish between I. sibirica and I. subser. Chrysographes species are also provided.}
}
Citation for Study 26635
Citation title:
"Iris sanguinea is conspecific with I. sibirica (Iridaceae) according to morphology and plastid DNA sequence data".
Study name:
"Iris sanguinea is conspecific with I. sibirica (Iridaceae) according to morphology and plastid DNA sequence data".
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Citation
Boltenkov E.V., Artyukova E.V., Kozyrenko M.M., Erst A.S., & Trias-blasi A. 2020. Iris sanguinea is conspecific with I. sibirica (Iridaceae) according to morphology and plastid DNA sequence data. PeerJ, .
Authors
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Boltenkov E.V.
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Artyukova E.V.
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Kozyrenko M.M.
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Erst A.S.
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Trias-blasi A.
Abstract
A taxonomic revision of Iris subser. Sibiricae is provided based on the molecular results and the study of herbarium collections, protologues and original material. Two to three species have been recognized in this subseries by botanists. To address the question of species delimitations and relationships within this group, we analyzed four non-coding regions of plastid DNA (trnS?trnG, trnL?trnF, rps4?trnSGGA, and psbA?trnH) for samples from 26 localities across the distribution ranges of two currently recognized species, I. sanguinea and I. sibirica. Our results strongly support that this subseries is monotypic and comprises only I. sibirica, a previously described species, instead of two or three species. Iris sibirica is morphologically variable and one of the most widespread Eurasian species of Iridaceae. Previously accepted taxa, I. sanguinea and I. typhifolia, are synonymised with I. sibirica and also two names, I. orientalis and I. sibirica var. haematophylla, which are typified here. Information on the distribution of I. sibirica and the main features used to distinguish between I. sibirica and I. subser. Chrysographes species are also provided.
Keywords
Chloroplast DNA, Iris subser. Sibiricae, Molecular phylogeny, Morphology, Nomenclature, Taxonomy
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref31028,
author = {Eugeny V Boltenkov and Elena V Artyukova and Marina M Kozyrenko and Andrey S Erst and Anna Trias-Blasi},
title = {Iris sanguinea is conspecific with I. sibirica (Iridaceae) according to morphology and plastid DNA sequence data},
year = {2020},
keywords = {Chloroplast DNA, Iris subser. Sibiricae, Molecular phylogeny, Morphology, Nomenclature, Taxonomy},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {PeerJ},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {A taxonomic revision of Iris subser. Sibiricae is provided based on the molecular results and the study of herbarium collections, protologues and original material. Two to three species have been recognized in this subseries by botanists. To address the question of species delimitations and relationships within this group, we analyzed four non-coding regions of plastid DNA (trnS?trnG, trnL?trnF, rps4?trnSGGA, and psbA?trnH) for samples from 26 localities across the distribution ranges of two currently recognized species, I. sanguinea and I. sibirica. Our results strongly support that this subseries is monotypic and comprises only I. sibirica, a previously described species, instead of two or three species. Iris sibirica is morphologically variable and one of the most widespread Eurasian species of Iridaceae. Previously accepted taxa, I. sanguinea and I. typhifolia, are synonymised with I. sibirica and also two names, I. orientalis and I. sibirica var. haematophylla, which are typified here. Information on the distribution of I. sibirica and the main features used to distinguish between I. sibirica and I. subser. Chrysographes species are also provided.}
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TY - JOUR
ID - 31028
AU - Boltenkov,Eugeny V
AU - Artyukova,Elena V
AU - Kozyrenko,Marina M
AU - Erst,Andrey S
AU - Trias-Blasi,Anna
T1 - Iris sanguinea is conspecific with I. sibirica (Iridaceae) according to morphology and plastid DNA sequence data
PY - 2020
KW - Chloroplast DNA
KW - Iris subser. Sibiricae
KW - Molecular phylogeny
KW - Morphology
KW - Nomenclature
KW - Taxonomy
UR - http://dx.doi.org/
N2 - A taxonomic revision of Iris subser. Sibiricae is provided based on the molecular results and the study of herbarium collections, protologues and original material. Two to three species have been recognized in this subseries by botanists. To address the question of species delimitations and relationships within this group, we analyzed four non-coding regions of plastid DNA (trnS?trnG, trnL?trnF, rps4?trnSGGA, and psbA?trnH) for samples from 26 localities across the distribution ranges of two currently recognized species, I. sanguinea and I. sibirica. Our results strongly support that this subseries is monotypic and comprises only I. sibirica, a previously described species, instead of two or three species. Iris sibirica is morphologically variable and one of the most widespread Eurasian species of Iridaceae. Previously accepted taxa, I. sanguinea and I. typhifolia, are synonymised with I. sibirica and also two names, I. orientalis and I. sibirica var. haematophylla, which are typified here. Information on the distribution of I. sibirica and the main features used to distinguish between I. sibirica and I. subser. Chrysographes species are also provided.
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