The origins of interactions between angiosperms and fruit‐eating seed dispersers have
attracted much attention following a seminal paper on this topic by T iffney (1984). This …

Dust seeds are the smallest existing seeds in angiosperms. This paper summarizes
taxonomic distribution, phylogeny, ontogeny, morphology, and recruitment behavior of dust …

The Rubiaceae is the fourth Angiosperm family in number of species in the World and in the
Neotropics. Its overwhelming diversity and presence in most biomes, and at most vegetation …

Reconstructions of phylogenetic relationships in the flowering plant family Rubiaceae have
up until now relied heavily on single‐or multi‐gene data, primarily from the plastid …

Divergence time analyses in the coffee family (Rubiaceae) have all relied on the same
Gentianales crown group age estimate, reported by an earlier analysis of the asterids, for …

The fossil record provides good evidence for the minimum ages of important events in the
diversification and geographic spread of Asteridae, with earliest examples extending back to …

Subfamily Ixoroideae is one of three major lineages in Rubiaceae, with approximately 4000
species. Previous molecular phylogenetic studies have indicated that many genera and …

Background and aims The tribe Danaideae (Rubiaceae) is almost exclusively endemic to
the Western Indian Ocean Region (WIOR), and encompasses the genera Danais, Payera …

The Rubiaceae is the fifth largest plant family and is found on all continents, mostly in (sub-)
tropical regions. Despite a large representation of Rubiaceae in the Paleotropics, the …

The Hymenodicteae-Naucleeae clade is a predominantly Paleotropical group with 220
species in 28 genera. The phylogenetic relationships and generic limits within Naucleeae …