ibclogo XVI International Botanical Congess


Abstract Number: 3202
Poster No. = 510


PHYLOGENETIC IMPLICATIONS OF MATK SEQUENCES IN CAPRIFOLIACEAE


T. KIM, B.-Y. SUN, C.-W. PARK and Y. Suh, NAT. PROD. RES. INST. AND DEPT. BIOL., SEOUL NAT'L. UNIV., AND FAC. BIOL. SCI., CHONBUK NAT'L. UNIV., KOREA.


To clarify phylogenetic relationships of Caprifoliaceae, matK sequences were analyzed. Molecular data clearly demonstrate that Caprifoliaceae in traditional sense are not monophyletic. Seven major clades, Sambucus-Adoxa, Viburnum, Diervilla, Lonicera, Heptacodium, Linnaea and Zabelia, were recognized. Among them, Sambucus-Adoxa and Viburnum were placed at the base of the tree. Lonicera was paraphyetic and closely allied with Symphoricarpos and Triosteum. The tribe Linnaeeae did not appear as a monophyletic group and divided into two clades of Zabelia and Linnaea. Linnaea clade appeared as a sister group to Dipsacaceae and Valerianaceae. These results suggest that taxonomic circumscriptions of Caprifoliaceae sensu lato should be reconsidered.


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