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Of particular interest are the clones <strong>of</strong> the various entities <strong>of</strong> P. suberosa and<br />

P. pallida (Fig. 4.5). Sequences cloned from a single individual <strong>of</strong> <strong>Passiflora</strong><br />

suberosa ssp. suberosa from Haiti are found in two different clades, with two<br />

clones (“a” and “b”) falling within a moderately supported clade containing other<br />

members <strong>of</strong> the subspecies from the Caribbean and the other two (“c” and “d”)<br />

forming a group in the strict consensus tree that is positioned sister to most <strong>of</strong> the<br />

taxa in the supersection. In addition, cloned entities <strong>of</strong> <strong>Passiflora</strong> suberosa ssp.<br />

litoralis from the states <strong>of</strong> Puebla and Veracruz, México are found in separate<br />

clades. The clones <strong>of</strong> the “sub. w/ pall. aff. USA(FL)” entity from Florida occur in<br />

both the well-supported P. pallida clade (“a” and “c”) and the clade containing P.<br />

suberosa along with the rest <strong>of</strong> the species from the supersection (“b” and “d”),<br />

indicating that there is gene flow, likely resulting from hybridization, between P.<br />

suberosa and P. pallida.

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