CHLOROPLAST matK GENE PHYLOGENY OF ... - ResearchGate

A. G. İNCE, M. KARACA, A. N. ONUS, M. BİLGENPetroselinum crispumGlycine maxPhaseolus coccineusPhaseolus vulgarisVigna peduncularisVigna umbellataVigna unguiculataVigna longifoliLotus purshianusLotus corniculatus var japonicusCicer canarienseCicer macracanthumLathyrus aphacaLathyrus vestitusLathyrus latifoliusLathyrus sativusLathyrus tingitanusLens culinarisLens ervoidesVicia americanaVicia grandifloraVicia sativaVicia benghalensisVicia articulataVicia hirsutaMedicago medicaginoidesMedicago monanthaMedicago monspeliacaMedicago sativaMedicago truncatulaMelilotus albaMelilotus indicaTrifolium albopurpureumTrifolium gracilentumTrifolium microcephalumTrifolium repensTrifolium resupinatumTrifolium fragiferumTrifolium burchellianumTrifolium hirtumTrifolium dubiumArachis pintoiMalus x domesticaMalus sieversiiMalus asiaticaMalus micromalusMalus sylvestrisMalus baccataMalus hupehensisMalus orientalisPrunus virginianaRosa multifloraRosa laevigataRosa spinosissimaRosa bracteataRosa roxburghiiRosa persicaBoehmeria platanifoliaCannabis sativaHumulus lupulusMorus albaFicus caricaAllium grayiYucca aloifoliaYucca australisIris japonicaAnanas 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 bilobaArabis drummondiiArabidopsis lyrataArabidopsis thalianaBrassica creticaBrassica incanaBrassica oleraceaBrassica rapaBrassica rupestrisRaphanus sativus var nigerRaphanus sativus var sativusRaphanus raphanistrumGossypium anomalumGossypium longicalyxGossypium hirsutumGossypium barbadanseGossypium somalenseGossypium raimondiiGossypium gossypioidesGossypium schwendimaniiGossypium turneriGossypium trilobumGossypium davidsoniiGossypium robinsoniiGossypium bickiiHibiscus rosasinensisHibiscus syriacus yCola acuminataSpinacia oleraceaAtriplex patulaLiquidambar formosanaVitis ripariaVitis viniferaCamellia granthamianaCamellia japonicaCamellia sinensisCamellia sasanquaOlea europaeaJasminum nudiflorumSalvia splendensHelianthus porteriHelianthus heterophyllusHelianthus eggertiiHelianthus verticillatusHelianthus tuberosusHelianthus annuusHelianthus simulansHelianthus agrestisLactuca sativaFigure 2. Most parsimonious NJ tree for 142 species ofplants by the maximum parsimony methodbased on nucleotide sequences of the matKgene. Numbers above branches indicatepercentage of bootstrap values estimated from100 bootstrap replicates.161