A1 Refereed original research article in a scientific journal
On the relationships of mosses of the order hypnales, with special reference to Taxa traditionally classified in the Leskeaceae
Authors: Ignatov MS, Gardiner AA, Bobrova VK, Milyutina IA, Huttunen S, Troitsky AV
Publication year: 2007
Journal:Systematics Association Special Volume
Journal name in sourcePLEUROCARPOUS MOSSES: SYSTEMATICS AND EVOLUTION
Journal acronym: SYST ASSOC SPEC VOL
Volume: 71
First page : 177
Last page: 213
Number of pages: 37
ISBN: 978-0-8493-3856-4
ISSN: 0309-2593
Abstract
Parsimony and Bayesian analysis of nrITS and trnL-F for 134 species of Hypnales and 2 from Hookeriales found a basal grade within Hypnales, which includes Plagiotheciaceae, Stereophyllaceae, Habrodontaceae, Leucodon and Hypnum cupressiforme + Eurohypnum (and sometimes also Pterigynandrum and Platygyrium), while the rest of Hypnales are segregated in two main clades. Main clade I includes representatives of the Brachytheciaceae, Calliergonaceae, Climaciaceae, Hylocon-iaceae, Neckeraceae, Pseudoleskeaceae, Theliaceae, and genera Anomodon, Antitrichia, Claopodium, Conardia, Dolichomitriopsis, Echinodium, Glossadelphus, Heterocladium, Leptopterigynandrum, Neodolichomitra, Pilotrichella, Rhytidiopsis, Taxiphyllum, and Thelia. Main clade 2 includes representatives of Amblystegiaceae, Leskeaceae, Pylaisiaceae, Scorpidiaceae, Thuidiaceae, and genera Breidleria, Calliergonella, Campylophyllum, Drepanium, Entodon, Iwatsukiella, Myrinia, Ochyraea, Platygyrium, Ptilium, Rhytidium, Sematophyllum, Tomentypnum. The Leskeaceae as traditionally circumscribed were not monophyletic but found in both main clades. In the main clade 1 are four groups: (1) Pseudoleskeaceae, which forms a well-supported clade; (2) Leptopterigynandrum, with Taxiphyllum and Glossadelphus; (3) Claopodium, with Anomodon rostratus; (4) Pseudoleskeella serpentinensis, with Heterocladium, and Neckeraceae (incl. Leptodon and Forsstroemia). Main clade 2 includes three groups of Leskeaceae: (1) Pseudoleskeella clade; (2) Lindbergia + Mamillariella clade; (3) Leskea, Haplocladium and Pseudoleskeopsis zippelii were found among Thuidiaceae, not forming a monophyletic group.
Parsimony and Bayesian analysis of nrITS and trnL-F for 134 species of Hypnales and 2 from Hookeriales found a basal grade within Hypnales, which includes Plagiotheciaceae, Stereophyllaceae, Habrodontaceae, Leucodon and Hypnum cupressiforme + Eurohypnum (and sometimes also Pterigynandrum and Platygyrium), while the rest of Hypnales are segregated in two main clades. Main clade I includes representatives of the Brachytheciaceae, Calliergonaceae, Climaciaceae, Hylocon-iaceae, Neckeraceae, Pseudoleskeaceae, Theliaceae, and genera Anomodon, Antitrichia, Claopodium, Conardia, Dolichomitriopsis, Echinodium, Glossadelphus, Heterocladium, Leptopterigynandrum, Neodolichomitra, Pilotrichella, Rhytidiopsis, Taxiphyllum, and Thelia. Main clade 2 includes representatives of Amblystegiaceae, Leskeaceae, Pylaisiaceae, Scorpidiaceae, Thuidiaceae, and genera Breidleria, Calliergonella, Campylophyllum, Drepanium, Entodon, Iwatsukiella, Myrinia, Ochyraea, Platygyrium, Ptilium, Rhytidium, Sematophyllum, Tomentypnum. The Leskeaceae as traditionally circumscribed were not monophyletic but found in both main clades. In the main clade 1 are four groups: (1) Pseudoleskeaceae, which forms a well-supported clade; (2) Leptopterigynandrum, with Taxiphyllum and Glossadelphus; (3) Claopodium, with Anomodon rostratus; (4) Pseudoleskeella serpentinensis, with Heterocladium, and Neckeraceae (incl. Leptodon and Forsstroemia). Main clade 2 includes three groups of Leskeaceae: (1) Pseudoleskeella clade; (2) Lindbergia + Mamillariella clade; (3) Leskea, Haplocladium and Pseudoleskeopsis zippelii were found among Thuidiaceae, not forming a monophyletic group.
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