CHLOROPLAST matK GENE PHYLOGENY OF ... - ResearchGate
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Chloroplast <strong>matK</strong> Gene Phylogeny of Some Important Species of PlantsDicotAngiospermMonocotGymnospermUmbelliferaAsteraceaeHamameliceaeVitaceaeTheaceaeOleaceaeLamiaceaeRosaceaeMalvaceaeChenopodeceaeUrticaceaeFabaceaeBrassicaceaePoaceaeAlliaceaeAgayaceaeBromoliaceaeLiliaceaeZingiberaceaeOrchidaceaePinaceaeGinkoceaePetroselinum crispumHelianthus porteriHelianthus annuusHelianthus tuberosusHelianthus simulansHelianthus eggertiiHelianthus verticillatusHelianthus agrestisHelianthus heterophyllusLactuca sativaLiquidambar formosanaVitis ripariaVitis viniferaCamellia granthamianaCamellia japonicaCamellia sinensisCamellia sasanquaOlea europaeaJasminum nudiflorumSalvia splendensMalus x domesticaMalus sieversiiMalus asiaticaMalus micromalusMalus sylvestrisMalus baccataMalus hupehensisMalus orientalisPrunus virginianaRosa multifloraRosa spinosissimaRosa laevigataRosa bracteataRosa roxburghiiRosa persicaCannabis sativaHumulus lupulusMorus albaFicus caricaGossypium anomalumGossypium somalenseGossypium longicalyxGossypium hirsutumGossypium barbadanseGossypium raimondiiGossypium gossypioidesGossypium schwendimaniiGossypium turneriGossypium trilobumGossypium davidsoniiGossypium robinsoniiGossypium bickiiHibiscus rosasinensisHibiscus syriacusCola acuminataSpinacia oleraceaAtriplex patulaBoehmeria platanifoliaGlycine maxPhaseolus coccineusPhaseolus vulgarisVigna peduncularisVigna umbellataVigna unguiculataVigna longifoliaLotus purshianusLotus corniculatus var japonicusCicer canarienseCicer macracanthumMedicago medicaginoidesMedicago monanthaMedicago monspeliacaMedicago sativaMedicago truncatulaMelilotus albaMelilotus indicaTrifolium albopurpureumTrifolium gracilentumTrifolium microcephalumTrifolium resupinatumTrifolium fragiferumTrifolium repensTrifolium hirtumTrifolium burchellianumTrifolium dubiumLathyrus aphacaLathyrus vestitusLathyrus latifoliusLathyrus sativusLathyrus tingitanusLens culinarisLens ervoidesVicia americanaVicia grandifloraVicia sativaVicia benghalensisVicia articulataVicia hirsutaArachis pintoiArabis drummondiiArabidopsis lyrataArabidopsis thalianaBrassica creticaBrassica incanaBrassica oleraceaBrassica rapaBrassica rupestrisRaphanus sativus var nigerRaphanus sativus var sativusRaphanus raphanistrumAllium grayiIris japonicaYucca aloifoliaYucca australisAnanas ananassoidesLilium superbumLilium columbianumLilium maculatumZingiber miogaZingiber officinaleBrassia arcuigeraCynodon dactylonPanicum capillareZea maysSaccharum officinarumOryza sativaOryza longistaminataOryza nivaraOryza altaOryza minutaAvena sativaPhalaris arundinaceaTriticum aestivumHordeum vulgareHordeum vulgare subsp vulgareHordeum vulgare subsp spontaneumHordeum bulbosumHordeum arizonicumHordeum depressumPinus thunbergiiPinus attenuataGinkgo bilobaFigure 1. Most parsimonious UPGMAtree for 142 species of plantsby the maximum parsimonymethod based on nucleotidesequences of the <strong>matK</strong> gene.160
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