Phylogeography, born to bridge population genetics and phylogenetics in an explicit
geographic context, has provided a successful platform for unveiling species evolutionary …

Hernández-Ledesma P., Berendsohn WG, Borsch Th., Mering S. von, Akhani H., Arias S.,
Castañeda-Noa I., Eggli U., Eriksson R., Flores-Olvera H., Fuentes-Bazán S., Kadereit G …

Abstract Salicornioideae (Amaranthaceae/Chenopodiaceae) comprise 11 genera and ca.
100 species of succulent halophytes distributed worldwide in coastal and inland saline …

The cosmopolitan Solanaceae contains 21 tribes and has the greatest diversity in South
America. Hyoscyameae and Mandragoreae are the only tribes of this family distributed …

Krascheninnikovia ceratoides (Chenopodiaceae) is a steppe and semi-desert plant with two
subspecies, K. ceratoides subsp. ceratoides, which is widespread in Eurasia, and K …

The preference of certain plant species for gypsum soils with a patchy distribution leads to
disjunct population structures that are thought to generate island-like dynamics potentially …

The intensive study of the genera Microcnemum and Arthrocnemum based on their
morphological and anatomical characteristics and their phylogenetic relationships has led to …

Tragopogon comprises approximately 150 described species distributed throughout Eurasia
from Ireland and the UK to India and China with a few species in North Africa. Most of the …

Coastal plants are ideal models for studying the colonization routes of species because of
the simple linear distributions of these species. Carex extensa occurs mainly in salt marshes …

The geology and climate of the western Mediterranean area were strongly modified during
the Late Tertiary and the Quaternary. These geological and climatic events are thought to …