毛茛科金莲花族和升麻族细胞学的比较研究

对毛茛科金莲花族Trolliese和升麻族Cimicifugeae的细胞学进行了比较研究。发现驴蹄草Caltha palustris L．在云南西北部形成一个多倍体系列(2n=32,48,64),四倍体细胞型(2n=4x=32)较为常见,其核型有明显的居群间变异。驴蹄草属Caltha、鸡爪草属Calathodes、Megaleranthis以及金莲花属Trollius的染色体在大小上基本相似,都属于中等大小的R-型染色体。细胞学和花粉学证据都支持鸡爪草属与Megaleranthis和金莲花属有较近的亲缘关系。铁破锣属Beesia、Anemonopsis、黄三七属Souliea、升麻属Cimicifuga以及类叶升麻属Actaea的核型彼此基本相似,在染色体大小和形态上都与驴蹄草属、鸡瓜草属、Megaleranthis以及金莲花属的核型明显有别。细胞学证据表明铁破锣属应是升麻族中的成员。     

毛莨科金莲花族和升麻族细胞学的比较研究

对毛茛科金莲花族Trollieae和升麻族Cimicifugeae的细胞学进行了比较研究.发现驴蹄草Caltha palustris L. 在云南西北部形成一个多倍体系列(2n=32, 48, 64),四倍体细胞型 (2n=4x=32) 较为常见,其核型有明显的居群间变异.驴蹄草属Caltha、鸡爪草属Calathodes、Megaleranthis以及金莲花属Trollius的染色体在大小上基本相似,都属于中等大小的R-型染色体.细胞学和花粉学证据都支持鸡爪草属与Megaleranthis和金莲花属有较近的亲缘关系.铁破锣属Beesia、Anemonopsis、黄三七属Souliea、升麻属Cimicifuga以及类叶升麻属Actaea的核型彼此基本相似,在染色体大小和形态上都与驴蹄草属、鸡爪草属、Megaleranthis以及金莲花属的核型明显有别.细胞学证据表明铁破锣属应是升麻族中的成员.     

Iridoid glycosides of the tribe Antirrhineae

Phytochemistry Reviews - The tribe Antirrhineae of Plantaginaceae family is well known for various garden ornamentals (Antirrhinum L., Linaria Mill., Cymbalaria Hill.), numerous medicinal plants...     

Seven guaianolides from the tribe vernonieae

Investigation of six species, all belonging to the Vernonieae, afforded in addition to known compounds seven new guaianolides five of them related to eremanthine, one of the lactones which may be typical of the tribe. The structures were elucidated by spectroscopic methods. Chemotaxonomic aspects are discussed briefly.     

Phylogeny of the tribe Colletieae, Rhamnaceae

A cladistic analysis based on 63 morphological characters was carried out on the tribe Colletieae including two presumed closely related genera, Geanothus and Noltea as outgroupS. In addition to a parsimony analysis of the equally weighted characters, analyses investigating the effects of character weighting, removal of a presumed hybrid species as well as the impact of uncertainly scored characters were undertaken. In all analyses Noltea was placed as sister group to a well supported monophyletic Colletieae. Nineteen different in group topologies were found, with the additional analyses mainly supporting two of them. Within the Colletieae a basal dichotomy divides Trevoa and Retanilla from the remainder of the tribe. While the Trevoa-Retanilla clade is fully resolved, the second lacks detailed resolution. Within this clade the Colletia species from a well supported monophyletic group, while monophyly of the disjunct genus Discaria could not be confirmed.     

A new tribe, Epistomentini, of Buprestidae (Coleoptera) with a redefinition of the tribe Chrysochroini

A new tribe Epistomentini is designated to include Epistomentis Solier, Cyria Solier (with which Cyrioides Carter and Xenocyria Obenberger are synonymized), Diadoxus Thomson, Cyrioxus Hoschek, and a new genus and species Araucariana queenslandica, which is described. The tribe Chrysochroini is redefined, and Epidelus Deyrolle, Cyalithus Thomson, Cyalithoides Fisher and Chrysopistus Thery are transferred to it from the Chalcophorini. Chalcophoropsis Thomson is transferred from the Chrysochroini to the Chalcophorini. A reassessment of the value of some characters used in the higher classification of the Buprestidae is given.     

Phylogenetic analysis of the tribe Bovini using microsatellites

The objective of the present study was to determine if the generally accepted phylogenetic relationships in the tribe Bovini correspond to a phylogenetic scheme derived from polymorphisms at 20 bovine microsatellite loci. This study comprises 17 representative populations: eight Bos taurus, two Bos indicus, one Poëphagus, one Bibos, one Bison, three Bubalus and one Syncerus. Phylogenetic analyses using (δμ)² and chord (D_C) distances revealed substantial divergence among species. Neighbor‐joining trees with both distance measures showed only minor differences. Bos taurus and Bos indicus grouped first, followed by Bos frontalis (Mithan) and Bos grunniens (Yak), Bison bison branched off next and Bubalus bubalis and Syncerus caffer emerged as the two most divergent species from the Bos clade. These findings would suggest that Bos, Poëphagus, and Bibos should be integrated into the Bos genus with each group classified as a subgenus. On the other hand, Bison, Bubalus and Syncerus should each be considered a separate genus. Direct estimates of the divergence times were calculated using the (δμ)² genetic distance. Bos taurus and Bos indicus were estimated to have diverged 0·31–0·82 MYA, Bos and Poëphagus: 0·57–1·53 MYA, Bos and Bibos: 0·57–1·52 MYA, Bos and Bison: 0·46–1·23 MYA, Bos and Bubalus: 1·85–4·93 MYA and Bos and Syncerus: 0·98–2·61 MYA.     

Leaf anatomy of the Menispermaceae tribe Tiliacoreae Miers

WILKINSON, H. P., 1988. Leaf anatomy of the Menispermaceae tribe Tiliacoreae Miers . An anatomical study of the leaves of 25 species belonging to 12 of the 19 genera has been made. The anatomical characters found to be of the most use in distinguishing taxa or groups of taxa are: in surface view–stomatal outline, stomatal density and distribution, subsidiary cell or surrounding cell patterns, presence /absence of hairs; in transverse sections–dimensions of adaxial epidermal cells, morphology of spongy mesophyll, midrib outline, number and distribution of vascular bundles, presence/absence of an upper pulvinus, presence/absence of sclereids in the upper pulvinus, presence/absence of secretory sacs, crystal type and distribution.     

Molecular phylogeny reveals the non-monophyly of tribe Yinshanieae(Brassicaceae) and description of a new tribe,Hillielleae

The taxonomic treatment within the unigeneric tribe Yinshanieae(Brassicaceae) is controversial, owing to differences in generic delimitation applied to its species. In this study, sequences from nuclear ITS and chloroplast trn L-F regions were used to test the monophyly of Yinshanieae, while two nuclear markers(ITS, ETS) and four chloroplast markers(trnL-F, trn H-psbA, rps16, rpL32-trnL) were used to elucidate the phylogenetic relationships within the tribe. Using maximum parsimony, maximum likelihood, and Bayesian inference methods, we reconstructed the phylogeny of Brassicaceae and Yinshanieae. The results show that Yinshanieae is not a monophyletic group, with the taxa splitting into two distantly related clades: one clade contains four taxa and falls in Lineage I, whereas the other includes all species previously placed in Hilliella and is embedded in the Expanded Lineage II. The tribe Yinshanieae is redefined, and a new tribe, Hillielleae, is proposed based on combined evidence from molecular phylogeny, morphology, and cytology.     

Homoserine in seedlings of the tribe vicieae of the leguminosae

Young seedlings of 10 subspecies and varieties of Pisum all accumulated high levels of homoserine, as did also Lathyrus latifolius seedlings. There was less in L. odoratus, and little or none in Cicer arietinum, Lens Culinaris, Vicia faba, and V. sativa seedlings.