Main conclusion Bignoniaceae species have conserved chloroplast structure, with hotspots
of nucleotide diversity. Several genes are under positive selection, and can be targets for …

The evolutionary processes leading to lineage diversification in Neotropical plants are still
poorly understood. Here, we provide a synthesis of phylogeographic patterns and unravel …

Despite the huge biodiversity of the Cerrado biome, a synthesis on the distribution of genetic
diversity across the biome is still wanting. We describe patterns of plant genetic variation …

Phylogeographic patterns of endemic species are critical keys to understand its adaptation
to future climate change. Herein, based on chloroplast DNA, we analyzed the genetic …

It is common in the Pantanal the occurrence of monodominant formations, such as
“paratudal” dominated by Tabebuia aurea. Although it is of high importance, little is known …

Abstract Trees from Brazilian savannah (Cerrado), especially species of the family
Leguminosae, generally show genetic discontinuity among their populations. This leads to …