Two major developments have made it possible to use examples of ecological radiations as
model systems to understand evolution and ecology. First, the integration of quantitative …

Asteraceae account for 10% of all flowering plant species, and 35%–40% of these are in five
closely related tribes that total over 10 000 species. These tribes include Anthemideae …

The tribe Senecioneae is one of the largest tribes in Asteraceae, with a nearly cosmopolitan
distribution. Despite great efforts devoted to elucidate the evolution of Senecioneae, many …

In this paper we focus on Hidalgoa, a small genus distributed in cloud forest from Mexico to
Colombia with the uncommon climbing habit of enlarging its petioles. This genus belongs to …

The Senecioneae are one of the largest tribes of Asteraceae, with more than 3000 species
and a global distribution. They also contain a large number of invasive species such as …

Abstract Recently, Turanecio Hamzaoğlu was described as a new genus for the scientific
world. Turanecio has been distributed as far as Asia, Iran, Caucasus, and Iraq. A …

In this work we present taxonomic notes for the genus Erechtites. More specifically, we
present evidence for the re-establishment of E. petiolatus, a species that was hitherto being …

As presently delimited, the endemic New Zealand species Senecio glaucophyllus
Cheeseman shows considerable morphological and ecological diversity. Two …

Knowledge on how life history traits affect distribution in range-restricted and endemic plants
is paramount for conservation and management, particularly for threatened species. Traits …

The genus Haastia has been shown to be polyphyletic and nested in the genus
Brachyglottis. There is only low support for this in past phylogenies, however. This study …