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Soltis et al—American Journal of Botany 98(4):704-730. 2011. – Data Supplement S6 – page 1 Soltis, Douglas E., Stephen A. Smith, Nico Cellinese, Kenneth J. Wurdack, David C. Tank, Samuel F. Brockington, Nancy F. Refulio-Rodriguez, Jay B. Walker, Michael J. Moore, Barbara S. Carlsward, Charles D. Bell, Maribeth Latvis, Sunny Crawley, Chelsea Black, Diaga Diouf, Zhenxiang Xi, Catherine A. Rushworth, Matthew A. Gitzendanner, Kenneth J. Sytsma, Yin-Long Qiu, Khidir W. Hilu, Charles C. Davis, Michael J. Sanderson, Reed S. Beaman, Richard G. Olmstead, Walter S. Judd, Michael J. Donoghue, and Pamela S. Soltis. Angiosperm phylogeny: 17 genes, 640 taxa. American Journal of Botany 98(4): 704-730. Appendix S6. The maximum likelihood majority-rule consensus from the mtDNA analysis shown as a phylogram. Numbers above branches are bootstrap percentages. Hymenanthera 90 Viola 99 Leonia 100 98 Hybanthus 53 Rinorea Goupia 51 Passiora 100 100Paropsia 100 Turnera 28 Malesherbia Carpotroche 99 96 Erythrospermum Hydnocarpus 65 Kiggelaria 100 100 Acharia Pangium Abatia 95 Prockia 52 100 Flacourtia 90 54Dovyalis Salix 74 9777Populus Idesia 99 Poliothyrsis 100 Scyphostegia Casearia 65 100 Lunania Lacistema Acalypha 67 51 Spathiostemon 2Ricinus Lasiocroton 7290 3 Dalechampia 3 Conceveiba Suregada 14 Pimelodendron 2 Homalanthus 93 3 Hura 9Hevea Croton 5057 Codiaeum Tetrorchidium 80 8653Omphalea 11 Endospermum Euphorbia 92Neoscortechinia Clutia 55 261 Pera Pogonophora Irvingia 100 Klainedoxa Vismia 55 Hypericum 99 Marathrum 0 100 72 Podostemum Calophyllum 100 100 Mesua Clusia 100 Garcinia 86 1 Bonnetia 100 Archytaea Caryocar 24 Ochthocosmus 4 Acridocarpus 72 60Dicella 97Malpighia 100Thryallis 4 100 Byrsonima Bergia 100 Elatine Vantanea 99 Humiria Licania 85 78Hirtella 1 100Chrysobalanus 100 Atuna Euphronia 90 13 Trigonia 47 92 91 Dichapetalum Tapura Balanops Bruguiera 54 91 100Rhizophora 100 Carallia 97 Paradrypetes 54 Erythroxylum Ctenolophon Micrantheum 93 99Austrobuxus 100Dissiliaria 59 Petalostigma 100Androstachys Podocalyx 97 Phyllanthus 98 100 Reinwardtia 73 Aporusa 43 100 Bischoa Durandea 91 23 100Hugonia Linum Galearia 100 878 Panda Microdesmis Bhesa 90 Centroplacus Cespedesia 100 100 Sauvagesia 100 Ochna 90 Quiina 76 17 Medusagyne Putranjiva 99 100 Drypetes Lophopyxis Cephalotus 94 10Brunellia 2 Elaeocarpus 11Crinodendron 31Sloanea Eucryphia 49 Geissois 100 Connarus 100 73 Rourea 99 Oxalis 6178 Averrhoa 100 Dapania Afrostyrax 100 Hua Celastrus 23 9Euonymus 2Paxistima 12Tripterygium 35Maytenus Stackhousia 95 24Denhamia Elaeodendron 2599 Brexia Siphonodon70 99Plagiopteron 99 Parnassia Ruptiliocarpon Arabidopsis 100 92 100 Brassica 98 Capparis 100 Reseda 94 Batis 98 Floerkea 100 Carica Tropaeolum Helianthemum 42 77 66 Anisoptera 35 Bixa Sterculia 100 78 Gossypium Thymelaea 2 28 Ailanthus 75 Citrus 100 Bursera 31 100 26 Swietenia 99 Cupaniopsis Nitraria 67 90 Schinus Tapiscia Dipentodon Guaiacum 100 48 Krameria Aphloia 32 Staphylea 59 100 Crossosoma Stachyurus Myrica 91 85Alnus 82Juglans Casuarina 97 Chrysolepis 54 100 98100 Quercus Fagus Nothofagus Begonia 53 36 26 Datisca 28 Coriaria 98 Anisophyllea Cucumis 25 94 Cucurbita Stylobasium 65 40 Polygala Quillaja 99 Pisum 100 100 Medicago Albizia 75 Morus 47 22 70 Pilea 100 Urtica Celtis 77 97 Cannabis 1095 Zelkova Elaeagnus 64 74 Ceanothus Spiraea 100 Prunus Strasburgeria 98 39 Ixerba Olinia 98 100 Crypteronia 54 Clidemia 39 Myrtus Lythrum 98 79 Oenothera 30 94 Qualea Terminalia Melianthus 95 31 Viviania Geranium Vitis 100 Leea Phryma 16 69Paulownia 82Pedicularis Lamium 50Verbena 47 44Thomandersia 48 Pinguicula Byblis 34 22 Scrophularia 17 Antirrhinum Sesamum 4714 31Halleria Martynia 89 Catalpa 71 Acanthus Saintpaulia 8190 Calceolaria 50 Peltanthera 48 Polypremum Syringa 6368 Jasminum Plocosperma Coea 67 97 Galium 5 Luculia 75 Gentiana 77 9790 Nerium Strychnos 19 Gelsemium Oncotheca 38 42 Vahlia Hydrolea 55 33 Sphenoclea Montinia 26 Cuscuta 100 Ipomoea 14 38 8 Nicotiana Hydrophyllum 88 100Ehretia Borago 18 Helwingia 80 100 Phyllonoma Ilex Eucommia 89 29 Garrya Icacina Goodenia 86 98 Scaevola 93 Dampiera 56 Helianthus 79 Menyanthes Donatia 97 Cardiopteris 99 75 Alseuosmia 71 Phelline 86 Corokia 30 Campanula 97 100 100 Lobelia Roussea 26 Pentaphragma 29 Escallonia Berzelia 23 Sphenostemon 95 1447 Paracryphia Quintinia 24 Eremosyne Desfontainia Abelia 93 26Linnaea 45 Morina Valeriana 20 56 79 99 Dipsacus Symphoricarpos 100 95 Lonicera Sambucus 91 Viburnum 38 Apium 78 41 2 Daucus 39Myodocarpus Hedera 95 35Aralia 97Pittosporum 53 Griselinia Pennantia Mentzelia 68 Hydrangea 65 Nyssa 41 Cornus 52 Primula 69 76Androsace 88 Clavija 98 Styrax 55 Maesa 15 Diospyros Manilkara 38 Sarracenia Cyrilla 8 84 62 Arbutus 58 Clethra 22 60 Ternstroemia Galax Camellia 40Fouquieria 100 83Idria Polemonium 9318 Marcgravia 98 100 Impatiens Tetramerista Couroupita 51 Actinidia Pereskia 100 76 Opuntia 15 Portulaca Alluaudia 70 97 32 Calyptrotheca 74 Talinum 90 Basella 96 Claytonia Halophytum Lampranthus 75 Phytolacca 6049 Rivina 25 97 Sarcobatus Mirabilis 89 18 Bougainvillea Mollugo 9455 Barbeuia Beta 56 Spinacia 100 97 95 24 Celosia 95 Limeum 69 Stellaria Stegnosperma 39 33 Rhabdodendron Physena 39 87 Simmondsia Tamarix 100 39 Frankenia Bistorta 100 96 Polygonum Limonium 91 Triphyophyllum 100 57Dioncophyllum 76 Ancistrocladus 25 66 Drosophyllum Nepenthes 44 Drosera Santalum 93 47 Schoepa 98 Gaiadendron 96 Opilia 92 Ximenia Heisteria Tetracera 100 100 Hibbertia 54 Dillenia Aextoxicon 84 96 Berberidopsis Haloragis 100 Myriophyllum 7 100 80 Penthorum 100Tetracarpaea 100 Aphanopetalum Sedum 100 Kalanchoe 85 Saxifraga 100 98 Heuchera 96 Ribes Choristylis 100 Itea Hamamelis 100 83 Corylopsis 82 83 Rhodoleia 100 48Exbucklandia 98 Daphniphyllum 3094Cercidiphyllum Liquidambar 51 100 Altingia Paeonia Peridiscus 94 Soyauxia 43 Myrothamnus 88 Gunnera Buxus 99 98 Pachysandra Didymeles Trochodendron 94 47Tetracentron Roupala 100 83 Petrophile 61Platanus Nelumbo Meliosma 97 Sabia Glaucidium 89 Ranunculus 92 99 97 Hydrastis Caulophyllum 98 51 Nandina Decaisnea 70 2998Lardizabala Sargentodoxa 70Euptelea Dicentra 26 6087 Eschscholzia Hypecoum Tinospora 100 Menispermum Typha 95 99 Sparganium 99 Vriesea Stegolepis 99 Oryza 82 Philydrum 49 Tradescantia 57 17 92 Strelitzia 100 Maranta Elaeis 88 52 Chamaedorea Lilium 67 Smilax 5194 Trillium Carludovica 100 96 Croomia Dioscorea Yucca 100 100Agave 75 80 Lomandra Asparagus 77 83 Beaucarnea 99 Allium 84 Xanthorrhoea 92 Iris 86 Blandfordia 88 Oncidium Potamogeton 100 32 Triglochin 100 Hydrocharis 34 Alisma 34 Acorus Pleea 12 70 63 Toeldia Xanthosoma 99 89 Spathiphyllum Orontium Hedycarya 55 Peumus 64 Hernandia 94 87 Gyrocarpus Cryptocarya 61 Laurus 81 Atherosperma 56 84Daphnandra 7967 Siparuna Gomortega Idiospermum 100 Calycanthus Annona 100 75 98 Cananga 87Eupomatia 50 Galbulimima Magnolia 94 74 97Liriodendron 99Degeneria Myristica 100 Mauloutchia 60 Thottea 100 27 Aristolochia 73 Lactoris Saruma 96 Saururus 69 Houttuynia 99 Piper 99 77 Peperomia 98 Drimys 87 100Tasmannia 100Takhtajania Canella 100 Cinnamodendron Sarcandra 100 91 Chloranthus 97Ascarina 53 Hedyosmum Ceratophyllum 100 Schisandra 100 100Kadsura 91 Illicium 100 Trimenia Austrobaileya Cabomba 95 Brasenia 94 Nymphaea 58 75 Nuphar 88 Trithuria Amborella Gnetum 100 84 Welwitschia 91 Pinus Podocarpu s 100 77 Metasequoia 100 Ginkgo Zamia 100 Cycas 0.08.
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  • Carnivorous Plant Newsletter V50 N2, June 2021

    Carnivorous Plant Newsletter V50 N2, June 2021

    New Cultivars Keywords: cultvar, Cephalotus follicularis ‘Squat’, Dionaea ‘EEC Purple People Eater’, Dionaea ‘Magikarp’, Drosera ‘Avaricious Arugula’, Sarracenia ‘Talisman’. Abstract: Five new carnivorous plant cultivars are named and described: Cephalotus follicularis ‘Squat’, Dionaea ‘EEC Purple People Eater’, Dionaea ‘Magikarp’, Drosera ‘Avaricious Arugula’, Sarracenia ‘Talisman’. Cephalotus follicularis ‘Squat’ Submitted: 21 February 2021 Cephalotus follicularis ‘Squat’ (Fig. 1) originates from the late Dennis Hastings collection. The cultivar tends to grow with wide and short pitchers. There is a horizontal protrusion under the peri- stome giving the pitcher a squat appearance, which is also observable on newly emerging and de- veloping pitchers. Moreover, the base is rounded with a bullet like appearance, further contributing to its squat like characteristic. The peristome is round with short and thin teeth. The shape is stable and very different from the other Cephalotus, making it easy to distinguish even without a label. The name derives from the pitcher’s squat looking appearance. Asexual propagation (vegetative) is required in order to preserve the unique characteristics. —Dimitar Daskalov • Plovdiv 4013 • Bulgaria • [email protected] Figure 1: Cephalotus follicularis ‘Squat’. Volume 50 June 2021 87 Dionaea ‘EEC Purple People Eater’ Submitted: 15 February 2021 Dionaea ‘EEC Purple People Eater’ (Fig. 2) is the product of a collaboration between Evan Wang and Craig Heath. Hand pollination was performed in the summer of 2018 by Evan, Emmy, and Stephen Wang with isolation of flowers after pollination. The seed was the product of crossing D. ‘FTS Maroon Monster’ with D. ‘Jaws Smiley’. Numerous seeds from this cross were grown by both Evan Wang and Craig Heath.