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The Felt Fern Genus Pyrrosia Mirbel (Polypodiaceae) INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS Acta Phytotaxonomica et Geobotanica ISSN 1346-7565 Acta Phytotax. Geobot. 68 (2): 65–82 (2017) (Reviseddoi: February, 10.18942/apg.201620 2017) Editor-in-Chief Members of the Japanese Society for Plant Systematics Matsumura, J. 1912. Index Plantarum Japonicarum, vol. TAMURA, Minoru N. (Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University, Kyoto 606-8502, Japan) are encouraged to submit manuscripts pertinent to sys- 2. Maruzen, Tokyo. tematicThe botany, Felt phytogeography Fern Genus and closelyPyrrosia related disciMirbel- Ridder-Numan, (Polypodiaceae): J. 1997. The continuinga New Subgeneric story of Spatho- Editors plines for publication in Acta Phytotaxonomica et Geobo- lobus (Leguminosae-Papilionoideae) and its allies. In: tanica. ClassificationContribution from non-members with a abroadMolecular is also PhylogenicDransfield, J., AnalysisM. J. E. Coode Based & D. A.on Simpson Three (eds.), BOUFFORD, David E. (Boston, U.S.A.) MAKI, Masayuki (Sendai, Japan) welcome, and if accepted, may be entitled free of charge Plant Diversity in Malesia III, pp. 205–217. The Royal EBIHARA, Atsushi (Tsukuba, Japan) NAIKI, Akiyo (Taketomi, Japan) for publication. Plastid MarkersBotanic Gardens, Kew. FUSE, Shizuka (Kyoto, Japan) TAKAMIYA, Masayuki (Kumamoto, Japan) Wain, R. P., W. T. Haller & D. F. Maktin. 1985. Isozymes Manuscripts should be written in English. in studies of aquatic plants. J. Aquatic Pl. Managem. IKEDA, Hiroshi (Tokyo, Japan) TSUBOTA, Hiromi (Hiroshima, Japan) 1,* 2 1 KUROSAWA, Takahide (Fukushima, Japan) WATANO, Yasuyuki (Chiba, Japan) Full original papersDIEGO are TlimitedAVARES to 20 V printedASQUES pages, inA TSUSHI23: 42–45.EBIHARA AND MOTOMI ITO length including tables and figures. Short communi- Tables should be included the heading, a lucid legend to cations1 are limited to 4 printed pages. With the approv- explain the meaning of the content. 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Original figures should be kept at more than 20 printed pages) and short reviews (not hand until requested. Figures can an be color-printed Pyrrosia Mirb. (Polypodiaceae) comprises about 59 species, most of which occur in Southeast Asia, but NAGAMASU, Hidetoshi (Kyoto, Japan) SUZUKI, Hiroshi (Imizu, Japan) more than 10 pages) are also considered for publication. at the author’s expense (18,000 Yen per page). some taxa are also in Africa and Oceania. Although several authors have investigated the species diver- NAKADA, Takashi (Tsuruoka, Japan) TAKAHASHI, Hideki (Sapporo, Japan) Preparation of Manuscripts: Whether or not the manuscript is accepted and the or- sity of the genus, a phylogenetic study focusing on the relationship between species has not been avail- Cover sheet should contain (a) full name(s) of author(s) der of publication is to be decided by the Editorial NISHIDA, Harufumi (Tokyo, Japan) YAMADA, Toshihiro(Kanazawa, Japan) able. We used sequences of three plastid markers (rbcL, rps4-trnS and atpB) to reconstruct a phyloge- and address, (b) the corresponding author’s name, un- Committee. The positions and scale of figures and ta- NISHIDA, Sachiko (Nagoya, Japan) YONEKURA, Koji (Sendai, Japan) netic tree for 38 taxa of Pyrrosia. Trees were generated under Bayesian inference, ML analysis and MP abbreviated complete address, phone and facsimile bles in published page may be changed from the au- analysis. Groups present in all analyses were used to propose a subgeneric classification ofPyrrosia . As number and e-mail address, (c) title, (d) numbers of fig- thor’s designation. a result, six subgenera, P. subgenus Lunae Vasques subgenus nov., P. subgenus Neoniphopsis (Nakai) ures and tables, and (e) running title including author’s Galley proof will be sent to the corresponding author. Vasques comb. & stat. nov., P. subgenus Niphobolus (Kaulf.) Vasques comb. nov., P. subgenus Niphopsis Acta Phytotaxonomica et Geobotanica (APG) is published in one volume, comprising three issues per family name with less than 50 characters. The authors are responsible for reading the first galley (J. Sm.) Shing, P. subgenus Pyrrosia and P. subgenus Solis Vasques subg. nov., are proposed and an iden- year, by the Japanese Society for Plant Systematics. It is sent to all members of the society. APG is the Type in double-space on one side of A4 size papers with proof. No change of the content of the manuscript is tification key, diagnostic traits, notes for identification and an overall discussion of each subgenus are margin at least 2.5 cm wide. Each typewritten page permitted on the galley proof. If the Editors recognize continuation journal of the Societas Phytogeographica Kyoto, Japan. The journal is open to the fields given. The phylogenetic tree represents about 65% of the diversity of the genus. The remaining species usually consists of 25 lines. the necessity for a change, this change may be made at of systematic botany, phytogeography and closely related disciplines. The Instructions to Authors are are assigned to the proposed subgenera based on their diagnostic traits. available at the cover page 3. All manuscripts should be sent to Editor-in-Chief. Arrange the manuscript in the order listed below and the author’s expense. number all pages consecutively, including tables and Offprints. The authors will receive free of charge 50 off- Key words: molecular phylogeny, plastid markers, Polypodiaceae, Pyrrosia, subgeneric classification figures. prints. Additional copies can be obtained at author’s Application of admission for membership of the society should be addressed to the Treasurer, Dr. Ha- Title of paper, name(s) of author(s) and affiliation with cost. jime Ikeda (Institute of Plant Science and Resources, Okayama University, Chuo 2-20-1, Kurashiki, addresses. Copyright. The articles published in APG are subject to Okayama 710-0046, Japan) and other correspondences the Secretary, Dr. Nobuyuki Tanaka (Depart- Abstract should be a lucid digest of the paper, not ex- copyright. All rights are reserved by the Japanese Soci- ment of Botany, National Museum of Nature and Science, Amakubo 4-1-1, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-005,Ja- ceeding 200 words for a full paper. ety for Plant Systematics. The authors should submit pan). The annual fee is 5,000 Yen for Japanese members, 3,000 Yen for student members and 3,000 Yen Key words not more than 10 words are arranged in an al- the agreement that the copyright for their article is phabetical Pyrrosia order. Mirb. (Polypodiaceae) is a genus of chinensistransferred toMirb. the Japanese (= P. stigmosaSociety for (Sw.)Plant SystematChing) -as for foreign members resided in abroad. APG is available by subscription for 8,000 Yen per year by the Textabout containing 59 species Introduction of epiphytic (without and heading), epipetric Materi ferns- theics when only the species article is (Mirbelaccepted to1803). publication. According to Treasurer. withals and simple Methods, leaves Results, occurring Discussion, in tropical and Acknowl and tem- - SubmitShing all (1983), manuscripts the genusby an e-mail name or awas registered long mailover - perateedgments regions is suggested. of the Scientific Old World names with are the written highest in lookedto Editor-in-Chief, by pteridologists, Dr. Minoru being N. Tamura, recognized Graduate in - Reprographic Reproduction outside Japan diversityItalic. Scientific in the names eastern that appearHimalaya firstly and in eachSumatra para- steadSchool underof Science, such Kyotonames University, as Cyclophorus Sakyo, Kyoto Desv. Making a copy of this publication graph should be unabbreviated. Voucher specimens 606-8502, Japan. Please obtain permission from the following Reproduction Rights Organizations (RROs) to which the copyright (Hovenkampshould be cited. 1986, Abbreviations Shing & of Iwatsuki herbaria should1997). fol The- andE-mail: Niphobolus [email protected] Kaulf. During the 19th and 20th holder has consigned the management of the copyright regarding reprographic reproduction. genuslow Index is includedHerbariorum. in the platycerioid group Poly- centuries, several taxonomies for Pyrrosia were Obtaining permission to quote, reproduce; translate, etc. Referencespodiaceae, cited sharing in the text with should its sister be arranged group, alphabet Platyce- - proposed, with species constantly being relocated Please contact the Secretary of the society. riumically accordingDesv., indumentum to the name(s) ofcomposed author(s). Textof stellaterefer- to other genera (Desvaux 1811, Kaulfuss 1824, hairsence should (Nayar be made& Chandra by the author’s 1967, names Hoshizaki followed 1972, by Presl 1836, Smith 1857, Giesenhagen 1901, Un- the year of publication. [for example: Matsumura
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