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Assembling the Tree of the Monocotyledons: Plastome Sequence Phylogeny and Evolution of Poales1
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The results of an initial project by the Monocot AToL (Angiosperm Tree of Life) team on phylogeny and evolution in Poales are presented, using sequence data for 81 plastid genes from 83 species of angiosperms and recovered highly concordant relationships using maximum likelihood (ML) and maximum parsimony (MP).
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Quality and quantity of data recovered from massively parallel sequencing: Examples in Asparagales and Poaceae.
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The well-supported molecular phylogeny provides evidence for delineation of subfamilies within core Asparagales and the use of massively parallel sequencing will continue to become easier and more affordable for phylogenomic and molecular evolutionary biology investigations.
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Phylogenetic utility of 141 low-copy nuclear regions in taxa at different taxonomic levels in two distantly related families of rosids.
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Molecular systematics of the neotropical genus Psiguria (Cucurbitaceae): Implications for phylogeny and species identification.
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This work presents the first phylogeny of Psiguria utilizing a combination of eight chloroplast intergenic spacers, the internal transcribed spacer regions of the nuclear ribosomal DNA repeat, and the intron of the low-copy nuclear gene serine/threonine phosphatase, for a total aligned length of 9456 base pairs.
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Biodiversity assessment: state-of-the-art techniques in phylogenomics and species identification.
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An abundance of genomic information will have a broad range of applications, including not only helping conservation biologists understand ecosystem biodiversity, but also understanding the evolutionary histories of organisms, mending damaged landscapes, and investigating interactions of plants with pollinators and pests.
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Genetic factors associated with prostate cancer conversion from active surveillance to treatment
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Taxonomic Revision of the Neotropical Genus Psiguna (Cucurbitaceae)
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A review of over 35 yr of publications addressing ecological and natural history studies focusing on Psiguria supports the delineation of six species, and a description and a distribution map of each species are provided.
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Systematics of Neotropical Psiguria (Cucurbitaceae): Identifying low-copy nuclear markers, molecular phylogenetics, and taxonomic revision
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