2004
DOI: 10.3732/ajb.91.11.1863
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Phylogenetic relationships of Malvatheca (Bombacoideae and Malvoideae; Malvaceae sensu lato) as inferred from plastid DNA sequences

Abstract: Previous molecular phylogenetic analyses have revealed that elements of the former families Malvaceae sensu stricto and Bombacaceae together form a well-supported clade that has been named Malvatheca. Within Malvatheca, two major lineages have been observed; one, Bombacoideae, corresponds approximately to the palmate-leaved Bombacaceae, and the other, Malvoideae, includes the traditional Malvaceae (the mallows or Eumalvoideae). However, the composition of these two groups and their relationships to other eleme… Show more

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“…(one), Ceiba (two), Eriotheca (three) and Pachira (one). The placement of Cavanillesia is not well established, although Baum et al (2004) considered that it should be included in Bombacoideae, but this assumption was not tested.…”
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“…(one), Ceiba (two), Eriotheca (three) and Pachira (one). The placement of Cavanillesia is not well established, although Baum et al (2004) considered that it should be included in Bombacoideae, but this assumption was not tested.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The outgroup, based on Baum et al (2004), comprised (i) Scleronema Benth., supported as part of a sister group of the Adansonieae; (ii) Matisia, a representative of Matisieae formerly included in "Bombacaceae" and supported in a basal position in the Malvoideae; and (iii) Ochroma Sw., which is long × width ratios in order to minimize the subjectivity present in morphological terminology. Two analyses were performed considering unordered and ordered characters (10 multistate characters that express progression series).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
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