New insights into the phylogenetic relationships of tribe Astragaleae (Fabaceae subfamily Papilionoideae) and <i>Astragalus</i>—the largest genus of angiosperm

Abstract Astragaleae is one of the largest tribes in the legume family, harboring the most species‐rich genus in Angiosperm, Astragalus . The tribal and generic delimitation of Astragaleae remains unclear. With samples from 19 genera/dubious genera of the tribe represented by 272 species, as well as with nuclear and chloroplast data, we re‐delimited and described the tribe based on the Erophaca‐ Astragalean clade. We recognized 16 genera within Astragaleae: Astragalus , Biserrula , Carmichaelia , Clianthus , Colutea , Eremosparton , Erophaca , Lessertia , Montigena , Oxytropis , Phyllolobium , Podlechiella , Smirnowia , Sphaerophysa , Streblorrhiza , and Swainsona , and a generic key was proposed. Our results may lay a foundation for future studies on the taxonomy and biogeography of Astragaleae, and deepen the public's understanding of angiosperm diversity.

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Biological Diversity
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/bod2.12021
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3
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Plant Ecology and Taxonomy Studies
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New insights into the phylogenetic relationships of tribe Astragaleae (Fabaceae subfamily Papilionoideae) and Astragalus—the largest genus of angiosperm

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New insights into the phylogenetic relationships of tribe Astragaleae (Fabaceae subfamily Papilionoideae) and Astragalus—the largest genus of angiosperm

Yuhan Fang, KAI-WEN JIANG, Faguo Wang, Chun Su, Tieyao Tu, Lei Duan, Joseph L. M. Charboneau, Yan Jiang, Shijin Li, Jun Wen, Lin Fu, Hongfeng Chen, Yi QiFei, Ting Zhang, Yiming Ji
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Abstract Astragaleae is one of the largest tribes in the legume family, harboring the most species‐rich genus in Angiosperm, Astragalus . The tribal and generic delimitation of Astragaleae remains unclear. With samples from 19 genera/dubious genera of the tribe represented by 272 species, as well as with nuclear and chloroplast data, we re‐delimited and described the tribe based on the Erophaca‐ Astragalean clade. We recognized 16 genera within Astragaleae: Astragalus , Biserrula , Carmichaelia , Clianthus , Colutea , Eremosparton , Erophaca , Lessertia , Montigena , Oxytropis , Phyllolobium , Podlechiella , Smirnowia , Sphaerophysa , Streblorrhiza , and Swainsona , and a generic key was proposed. Our results may lay a foundation for future studies on the taxonomy and biogeography of Astragaleae, and deepen the public's understanding of angiosperm diversity.

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Smithsonian Institution (US), National Museum of Natural History (US), University of Michigan (US), South China Botanical Garden (CN), University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), China National Botanical Garden, New York University (US)
Harvard University, National Natural Science Foundation of China, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Northwest University, Guangdong Science and Technology Department, Arnold Arboretum
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