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Fig. 1 in Out of the Pan- Himalaya: Evolutionary history of the Paeoniaceae revealed by phylogenomics
Fig. 1. Results of phylogenetic analyses based on 25 regions of 20 nuclear loci from 51 individuals of wild peony species. The maximum likelihood tree inferred using PAUP from the concatenating sequences. Numbers on branches represent support values from maximum likelihood/Bayesian inference (BI) analyses. –, Value below 50%.
Fig. 3 in Out of the Pan- Himalaya: Evolutionary history of the Paeoniaceae revealed by phylogenomics
Fig. 3. Strict maximum parsimony consensus trees based on 14 chloroplast genomes (left) and 25 regions of nuclear loci (on the right), showing the origins of Asian Paeonia mairei and European P. arietina, P. officinalis, and P. parnassica (in bold). Paeonia daurica, P. obovata, P. tenuifolia, and P. veitchii (including P. sterniana) served as parents. Colored lines indicate haplotypes from paternal parents. The maternal haplotypes in the tetraploids are phylogenetically closer to those in Asian P. tenuifolia or P. obovata than to those in European species. Italic D, O, T, and V refer to the homologous genomes of P. daurica, P. obovata, P. tenuifolia, and P. veitchii (including P. sterniana), respectively. Numbers on branches represent maximum parsimony bootstrap support percentages equal to or larger than 50.
Fig. 2 in Out of the Pan- Himalaya: Evolutionary history of the Paeoniaceae revealed by phylogenomics
Fig. 2. Divergence times from BEAST analysis and biogeographical events in the evolutionary by RASP based on 25 regions of 20 nuclear loci from 52 individuals of all wild peony BEAST. Nodes where dispersals or vicariances occurred are number‐labelled and details
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