molecular phylogenetics of echinopsis (cactaceae)
molecular phylogenetics of echinopsis (cactaceae)
molecular phylogenetics of echinopsis (cactaceae)
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1348 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY [Vol. 99<br />
2006 ; Hipp et al., 2007 ; Timme et al., 2007 ). It has been suggested<br />
that hybridization plays a major role in the evolution <strong>of</strong><br />
Cactaceae ( Rowley, 1994 ; Machado, 2008 ) and has also been<br />
hypothesized for Echinopsis ( Friedrich, 1974 ; Font and Picca,<br />
2001 ; Anderson, 2005 ) and related genera ( Rowley, 1994 ). Observations<br />
in the fi eld also suggest occasional hybridization, for<br />
example, between E. atacamensis subsp. pasacana × E. huascha<br />
subsp. robusta , E. terscheckii × E. candicans , E. terscheckii ×<br />
E. huascha , and E. ancistrophora × E. saltensis (B. Schlumpberger,<br />
unpublished data). However, at least the fi rst cross in<br />
this list involves homoploidy (BS, unpublished data), and the<br />
relative scarcity <strong>of</strong> tetraploidy in the phylogeny ( Fig. 1 ) thus<br />
does not necessarily refl ect a rarity <strong>of</strong> hybridization.<br />
Conclusions — The chloroplast DNA phylogeny presented<br />
here for 144 species and subspecies representing all major<br />
groups <strong>of</strong> Echinopsis sensu lato as well as all genera <strong>of</strong> Trichocereeae<br />
demonstrates the polyphyly <strong>of</strong> this genus as currently circumscribed.<br />
The phylogeny further reveals much convergent<br />
evolution in fl ower traits that relate to pollination modes (see<br />
Fig. 2A, B ) and less convergent evolution in growth forms (but<br />
see Fig. 2C, D ). There is no conspicuous role <strong>of</strong> genome doubling<br />
in the evolution <strong>of</strong> Echinopsis sensu lato. A new generic<br />
classifi cation <strong>of</strong> the Trichocereeae now requires fi nding morphological<br />
characters suffi ciently conservative for distinguishing<br />
larger groups <strong>of</strong> species. Seed morphology and growth<br />
form, perhaps in combination, seem promising starting points.<br />
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