“…It has been successfully implemented with low-quality material such as herbarium specimens (Brewer et al, 2019;Shee et al, 2020) and performed well for resolving shallow-level relationships (e.g., radiations [Larridon et al, 2020;Shee et al, 2020] and even at the intraspecific level [Van Andel et al, 2020;Beck et al, 2021;Slimp et al, 2021]). A few studies have compared the performance of Angiosperms353 with other taxon-specific probe sets (e.g., in Cyperus L. [Larridon et al, 2020], in the subtribe Malinae of the Rosaceae [Ufimov et al, 2021], and in the Ochnaceae [Shah et al, 2021]), but only Larridon et al (2020) directly tested the mergeability of different data sets. Alternatively, new lineage-specific kits are being designed that incorporate part or all of the Angiosperms353 targets (e.g., for the Melastomataceae [Jantzen et al, 2020] and the Gesneriaceae [Ogutcen et al, 2021]).…”