Fig. 1 in Eucalyptus cryptica (Myrtaceae): a critically endangered new species

Fig. 1. Relationship among Eucalyptus cryptica and other eucalypts from Splitstree analysis of SNP data (15 168 SNPs total) acquired from genome-wide scans including 384 samples. The majority of 'putative hybrids' determined by New Hybrids analysis in this study (red and orange) are located along the main stem between E. cryptica and other eucalypts and are associated with a high amount of webbing that can be indicative of genomic reticulation. The majority of these hybrids are also seedlings sourced in situ from mother trees at Clarke, Logie, Saltwater and Shoplands sites expressing typical morphology of E. sp. Cattai. Including previous data from Rutherford et al. (2022), we identified the Larapinta site (three specimens) and six other adults as hybrids. The adult ex situ specimen in the living collection at Australian Botanic Gardens Mount Annan (ABGMA) is recovered within the Shoplands site cluster. Table S2 provides detail for identification, voucher number and site for all specimens.