Plastome-based phylogenomics resolves the placement of the sanguinolenta group in the spikemoss of lycophyte (Selaginellaceae)
Plastome-based phylogenomics resolves the placement of the sanguinolenta group in the spikemoss of lycophyte (Selaginellaceae)
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基于质体组的系统发育学解决了 sanguinolenta 类群在石松植物(卷柏科)穗苔中的位置
DOI:
10.1016/j.ympev.2020.106788
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
Zhang Xian-Chun
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作者:
Zhang Hong-Rui;Wei Ran;Xiang Qiao-Ping;Zhang Xian-Chun
Selaginellaceae have been shown to be monophyletic in previous studies, and include only the single genusSelaginella. However, the two most recent classifications of the genus disagree in terms of the number of subgenera recognized, and the position of problematic clades such as the “sanguinolenta” group, which has been resolved in quite different positions in different studies. Here, we performed a plastid-genome based phylogenomic analysis of Selaginellaceae to address this problem. Thesanguinolentagroup, represented here by three species, was resolved as sister to the remaining members of subg.Stachygynandrum. Additionally, subg.Exaltatae, subg.Ericetorum, and subg.Gymnogynumin clade A clustered into a well supported monophyletic clade but with conflicting topology between subgenera inside, which is possibly attributed to the early divergence among them. We uncovered substantial variation in both synonymous (dS) and nonsynonymous (dN) substitution rate, and GC content in plastomes of Selaginellaceae. The values of dS, dN, and GC content were significantly higher than those of other lycophytes (Isoetaceae and Lycopodiaceae). We observed a significant positive correlation between the high GC content, and the elevated dSand dNrates. In addition, the dSand dNvalues inferred among branches of Selaginellaceae were extremely variable. Our data indicate that this unevenly distributed substitution rate likely reflected relaxed or intensified selection among different lineages, which is possibly related to the inconsistency of the subgeneric phylogenetic topologies of Selaginellaceae.