Data from: Molecular phylogenetics of Kosteletzkya (Malvaceae, Hibisceae) reveals multiple independent and successive polyploid speciation events
| Main Authors: | Neubig, Kurt M., Blanchard Jr., Orland J., Whitten, W. Mark, McDaniel, Stuart F., Blanchard, Orland J. |
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| Format: | info dataset Journal |
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, 2016
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| Online Access: |
https://zenodo.org/record/4971747 |
Daftar Isi:
- Kosteletzkya s.s. is a genus of 17 species (excluding the endemic species of Madagascar), found in the New World, continental Africa, Madagascar, and Southeast Asia. Recent chromosome counts revealed diploid, tetraploid, and hexaploid species. To estimate the history of the genus, we sequenced nuclear and plastid loci for nearly all Kosteletzkya spp., in the majority of cases, with multiple accessions per species. The African species form a paraphyletic grade relative to a New World clade. Polyploidy has occurred only in some African species, resulting in the relatively ancient formation of one putative autotetraploid species (K. semota), one recent allotetraploid species (K. borkouana), two relatively ancient allotetraploid species (K. begoniifolia and K. rotundalata) and one recent allohexaploid species (K. racemosa). Our inferences regarding the hypothesized parentage of the polyploids mostly corroborate previous work based on chromosome-pairing patterns in artificial hybrids, highlighting the utility of these complementary data sources.
- Kost 3gene nuclear combined newCombined nexus file for all three nuclear data setsKost combined 5gene plastid newCombined nexus file for all 5 plastid data setsKost taxa for polyploidExcel spreadsheet for all voucher information for each accession. Note that each accession isidnetified by "greenhouse accession number" in matrices, which directly correspond to the voucher information presented.