2020
DOI: 10.3897/phytokeys.152.50611
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Splitting the Pisonia birdcatcher trees: re-establishment of Ceodes and Rockia (Nyctaginaceae, Pisonieae)

Abstract: Several genera of Nyctaginaceae, currently merged under Pisonia, have been described for the Indo-Pacific region. Results from a recent molecular phylogenetic study of tribe Pisonieae showed that Pisonia is non-monophyletic and comprises three well-supported lineages: one including typical Pisonia and allies (Pisonia s.str.), a clade of species which corresponds to the original description of Show more

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“…& G.Forst. and Rockia Heimerl (Rossetto and Caraballo-Ortiz 2020), and species from Brazil were transferred to Guapira (Chagas and Costa-Lima 2020), and therefore, were excluded from this assessment. Our final list contained 27 species of Pisonia (including the one described in this study), of which 16 taxa -representing 15 species and one subspecies -are present in the West Indies (Table 1).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…& G.Forst. and Rockia Heimerl (Rossetto and Caraballo-Ortiz 2020), and species from Brazil were transferred to Guapira (Chagas and Costa-Lima 2020), and therefore, were excluded from this assessment. Our final list contained 27 species of Pisonia (including the one described in this study), of which 16 taxa -representing 15 species and one subspecies -are present in the West Indies (Table 1).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The key to separate the nine genera within Pisonieae presented in Rossetto and Caraballo-Ortiz (2020) should help users verify that their specimens are actually Pisonia and not Guapira or Neea, which are the only other genera from this tribe present in the West Indies.…”
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“…Currently, the classification of Nyctaginaceae includes around ~300-400 species, distributed in ~34 genera, divided in seven tribes (e.g., Boldoeae, Bougainvilleeae, Caribeaeae, Colignonieae, Leucastereae, Nyctagineae and Pisonieae) (Douglas and Manos, 2007;Douglas and Spellenberg, 2010;Rossetto et al, 2019;Rossetto and Caraballo-Ortiz, 2020). While the tribal classification seems to be quite stable due to its recent re-assessment based on molecular data (Douglas and Spellenberg, 2010), the generic classification is undergoing new circumscriptions, as for the resurrection of earlier described genera (e.g., Ceodes and Rockia), that were segregated from the large genus Pisonia (Rossetto and Caraballo-Ortiz, 2020).…”
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confidence: 99%