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1. A molecular phylogenetic analysis of the bloodroot and kangaroo paw family, Haemodoraceae: taxonomic, biogeographic and conservation implications. - HOPPER, STEPHEN D., MICHAEL F. FAY*, MAURIZIO ROSSETTO, AND MARK W. CHASE.
2. A molecular phylogeny for Oönopsis (Asteraceae). - BRICKER¹, JERALD S.* AND GREGORY K. BROWN².
3. A molecular phylogeny of Laurales based on rbcL, trnL-trnF, and rpl16 plastid DNA sequences. - RENNER, SUSANNE S.
4. A phylogenetic analysis of modern and cretaceous Triuridaceae (Monocotyledoneae). - GANDOLFO, MARIA A.*, KEVIN C. NIXON, AND WILLIAM L. CREPET.
5. A phylogeny of Lycianthes series Meizonodontae (Solanaceae) based on morphological and molecular characters. - DEAN, ELLEN A.* AND DANIEL POTTER.
6. A phylogeny of Poaceae subfamily Chloridoideae based on chloroplast DNA matK sequences. - HILU, KHIDIR W.*, LAWRENCE A. ALICE, AND WEIPING ZHANG.
7. A preliminary phylogenetic analysis of the genus Adenophora (Campanulaceae)based on ITS sequence data. - GE, SONG¹*, BARBARA SCHAAL², AND DE-YUAN HONG¹.
8. A reevaluation of the bamboo inflorescence. - CLARK, LYNN G.
9. AFLPs elucidate relationships in the Dactylorhiza polyploid complex (Orchidaceae). - HEDRÉN, MIKAEL, MICHAEL F. FAY*, AND MARK W. CHASE.
10. Allozyme and RAPD marker diversity within and divergence among species of Dendroseris (Asteraceae). - ESSELMAN, ELIZABETH J., DANIEL J. CRAWFORD*, SOREN BRAUNER, TOD F. STUESSY, AND MARIO SILVA O.
11. Allozyme diversity in central Peruvian species of Malesherbia (Malesherbiaceae). - GENGLER, KARLA M.* AND DANIEL J. CRAWFORD.
12. An anatomcial survey of Muhlenbergia (Poaceae: Muhlenbergiinae). - HERRERA-ARRIETA, YOLANDA* AND PAUL M. PETERSON.
13. An evaluation of tribal and generic classification of Theoideae (Theaceae) based on DNA sequence data. - PRINCE, LINDA M.* AND CLIFFORD R. PARKS.
14. An ITS phylogeny for Onagraceae: congruence with three molecular data sets. - SYTSMA, KENNETH J.*, DAVID A. BAUM, AARON RODRIGUEZ, WILLIAM J. HAHN, LILIANA KATINAS, WARREN L. WAGNER, AND PETER C. HOCH.
15. Aspidosperma evolution based on cladistic analyses of morphological and molecular (ITS, trnL-F) sequence data. - POTGIETER, KURT* AND VICTOR A. ALBERT.
16. Assessing genetic diversity in complex hybrid zones of Aesculus L. (Hippocastanaceae) using hypervariable DNA markers. - XIANG, QIU-YUN¹*, DANIEL J. CRAWFORD², CLAUDE W. DEPAMPHILIS³, AND ANDREA D. WOLFE².
17. Assessing species relationships and genetic diversity within the South African holoparasitic genus Hyobanche L. (Scrophulariaceae) using ISSR markers. - WOLFE, ANDREA D.* AND CHRISTOPHER P. RANDLE.
18. Barleria (Acanthaceae) in the New World: phytogeographic and systematic implications. - DANIEL, THOMAS F.
19. Biosystematic analysis of the Thelesperma subnudum (Asteraceae) complex. - HANSEN, CURTIS J.*, LOREEN ALLPHIN, AND MICHAEL D. WINDHAM.
20. Chloroplast DNA evidence for the evolution of the endemic subgenus Marrubiastrum (genus Sideritis; Lamiaceae) in Macaronesia. - BARBER¹, JANET C.*, JAVIER FRANCISCO-ORTEGA², ARNOLDO SANTOS-GUERRA³, AND ROBERT K. JANSEN¹.
21. Chloroplast DNA structural similarities shared by conifers and Gnetales: coincidence or common ancestry? - RAUBESON, LINDA A.
22. Comparative embryology and floral ontogeny of the Corylopsis complex (Hamamelidaceae). - LI, JIANHUA* AND A. LINN BOGLE.
23. Comparative root, stem, and leaf morphology and anatomy of the species Lactuca saligna L. and Lactuca serriola L. from Turkey. - COSKUN, FATIH*, AYTEN AYDIN, AND BETUL TUTEL.
24. Comparison of different coding strategies for indels: empirical evidence from four intergenic sequences. - SCHWARZBACH, ANDREA E.* AND ROBERT E. RICKLEFS.
25. Compound leaf development and evolution in angiosperms: a preliminary systematic study. - BHARATHAN, GEETA*, TOM GOLIBER, AND NEELIMA SINHA.
26. Conservation biology of Penstemon debilis (Scrophulariaceae): Implications of genetic diversity inferred from ISSR banding patterns. - RANDLE, CHRISTOPHER P.*, AMY L. MCMULLEN, AND ANDREA D.WOLFE.
27. Conservation of the genus Saintpaulia (Gesneriaceae) in East Africa - phylogeny and biogeographic patterns based on 5S-NTS. - LINDQVIST, CHARLOTTE*, STELLA SIMIYU, OLE SEBERG, IB FRIIS, AND VICTOR A. ALBERT.
28. Converting to a phylogenetic nomenclature: the good, the bad, and the nitty-gritty. - MOORE, GERRY.
29. Cultivated and wild species of Phaseolus in phylogenetic context. - DELGADO-SALINAS, ALFONSO*, THOMAS TURLEY, AND MATT LAVIN.
30. Dandelions (Taraxacum, Asteraceae) of the Gulf St-Lawrence: how many species are there? - DROUIN, JOSéE NADIA* AND LUC BROUILLET.
31. Disintegration of the Scrophulariaceae: from the ashes .. - OLMSTEAD, RICHARD G*, CLAUDE W DEPAMPHILIS, ANDREA D WOLFE, NED D YOUNG, AND PATRICK A REEVES.
32. Dissecting an African disjunction: molecular phylogeny of the genus Androcymbium Willdenow (Colchicaceae). - CAUJAPE-CASTELLS^1,2, JULI*, ROBERT K. JANSEN², JOAN PEDROLA-MONFORT¹, AND NURIA MEMBRIVES¹.
33. Drawbacks of Linnaean Binomial Nomenclature. - CANTINO, PHILIP D.* AND STEVEN J. WAGSTAFF.
34. Duplicate gene rooting and difficult rooting problems in plant phylogeny. - MATHEWS, SARAH* AND MICHAEL J. DONOGHUE.
35. Endemic araliad genera from New Caledonia and their implications for phylogeny and taxonomy in Araliales (Apiaceae and Araliaceae). - PLUNKETT, GREGORY M.
36. Epicuticular wax micromorphology and angiosperm classification. - BARTHLOTT, WILHELM, CHRISTOPH NEINHUIS*, INGE THEISEN, AND FRIEDERICH DITSCH.
37. Evidence for an allopolyploid origin of subfamily Maloideae s. l. (Rosaceae) from the nuclear granule-bound starch synthase (GBSS) or waxy gene. - EVANS, RODGER C.¹, LAWRENCE A. ALICE²*, CHRISTOPHER S. CAMPBELL³, TIMOTHY A. DICKINSON¹, AND ELIZABETH A. KELLOGG⁴.
38. Evidence for origins of polyploidy of Oxalis tuberosa from chloroplast-expressed glutamine synthetase. - EMSHWILLER, EVE* AND JEFF J. DOYLE.
39. Evolution and function of fruit structures in Dipsacaceae. - MAYER, VERONIKA E.
40. Evolution and phylogenetic significance of a mitochondrial intron in Orchidaceae. - FREUDENSTEIN, JOHN V.*, DIANA M. SENYO, AND MARK W. CHASE.
41. Evolution of nuclear ribosomal DNA in peonies (Paeonia): evidence from physical maps generated by fluorescent in situ hybridization. - ZHANG, DAMING AND TAO SANG.*
42. Evolution of the Ancient Extant Conifers--evidence from the mitochondrial gene, coxI. - BOWE, L. MICHELLE* AND CLAUDE W. DEPAMPHILIS.
43. Evolution of the giant senecios revisited; comparison of ITS and cpDNA phylogenetic estimates. - KNOX, ERIC B.* AND JOSE L. PANERO.
44. Evolution of the heterostylous syndrome in Aliciella (Polemoniaceae). - TOMMERUP, MEGAN M.* AND J.MARK PORTER.
45. Evolutionary patterns among species of Labichea, a caesalpinioid legume. - DOUGLAS, ANDREW W.
46. Evolutionary relationships of the tree tomato, Solanum betaceum, (Solanaceae) and its wild relatives. - BOHS, LYNN.
47. Evolutionary relationships of species within Capsicum (Solanaceae) based on two non coding DNA sequences. - WALSH, BRIAN M.* AND SARA B. HOOT.
48. Examination of species boundaries in Hexastylis contracta Blomquist and H. rhombiformis Gaddy. - MURRELL, ZACK E.*, PATRICK E. CARROLL, SCOTT A. MYERS, AND PATRICK J. LAWLESS.
49. Extensive reticulate evolution in Armeria (Plumbaginaceae) based on nrDNA internal transcribed spacers. - NIETO FELINER*, GONZALO*, JOSEP A. ROSSELLO PICORNELL**, AND JAVIER FUERTES AGUILAR*.
50. Flora of the Robinson Crusoe Islands, Chile. - STUESSY, TOD F.*, CLODOMIRO MARTICORENA, AND ROBERTO RODRIGUEZ.
51. Gall-inducing insects (Cynipinae) provide insights into plant systematic relationships. - ABRAHAMSON, WARREN G.* AND GEORGE MELIKA.
52. Genetic and morphological differentiation among Lepanthes caritensis, L. sanguinea, and L. eltoroensis (Orchidaceae). - LOPEZ, NORMA I.*, SUZETTE COLON, WILLIAM CARROMERO, JAMES D. ACKERMAN, AND RAYMOND L. TREMBLAY.
53. Genetic characterization and phenetic analysis of weedy monoecious and dioecious Amaranthus L. - PRATT, DONALD B.*, LYNN G. CLARK, AND MICHEAL, D.K. OWEN.
54. Genetic differentiation among tropical Octoblepharum mosses. - KORPELAINEN, HELENA* AND NORIS SALAZAR ALLEN.
55. Genetic Diversity in diploid Larrea tridentata in the Chihuahuan Desert. - DURAN, KRISTY, TIMOTHY K. LOWREY*, ROBERT PARMENTER, AND PAUL LEWIS.
56. Genetic variation among native North American toadflaxes (Linaria, Scrophulariaceae). - CRAWFORD, PHILLIP AND WAYNE ELISENS.*
57. Genotypic and phenotypic variation in Spiraea virginiana Britton. - ANDERS, CONSTANCE M.*, NICHOLAS DROZDA, AND ZACK E. MURRELL.
58. Geum and relatives (Rosaceae, Rosoideae), probable cases of bi-directional concerted evolution following allopolyploid speciation -- an interpretation based on nuclear ribosomal ITS and preliminary morpholological data. - SMEDMARK, JENNY AND TORSTEN ERIKSSON.*
59. Goldfields revisited: Phylogenetic analysis of the genus Lasthenia (Asteraceae) using morphology and DNA sequence data from the nuclear ribosomal ITS and chloroplast trnK intron regions. - CHAN, RAYMUND* AND ROBERT ORNDUFF.
60. Historical biogeography of mangroves in the family Rhizophoraceae. - SCHWARZBACH, ANDREA E.* AND ROBERT E. RICKLEFS.
61. Hybrid speciation of Opuntia prolifera: morphological and molecular evidence. - MAYER, MICHAEL S.*, JON P. REBMAN¹, MICHELLE DEASEY, AND DOUGLAS GILBERT.
62. Hybridity and parentage of Begonia taipeiensis Peng (Begoniaceae) from Taiwan. - PENG, CHING-I¹* AND TZEN-YUH CHIANG².
63. Identification of legume (Fabaceae) fruits and seeds to genus using INTKEY (DELTA). - KIRKBRIDE, JR., JOSEPH H.*, CHARLES R. GUNN, AND MICHAEL J. DALLWITZ.
64. Incongruence in the diploid B-genome species complex of Glycine (Leguminosae) revisited: Histone H3-D alleles vs. chloroplast haplotypes. - DOYLE, JEFF J.¹*, JANE L. DOYLE¹, AND A. H. D. BROWN².
65. Inferring the phylogeny of Nymphaea : evidence from the trnT-trnF region of the chloroplast genome. - BORSCH, THOMAS¹*, KHIDIR W.² HILU, VOLKER³ WILDE, AND WILHELM¹ BARTHLOTT.
66. Infraspecific morphometric and nuclear genome size variation in polyploid Biscutella laevigata (Brassicaceae). - KöNIG, CHRISTIANE.
67. Interspecific hybridization and phylogenetic relationships in eastern European Quercus as revealed by Isozymes, RAPDs, chloroplast (trnl) and nuclear rDNA(ITS) Molecular Markers. - SAMUEL, ROSABELLE* AND FRIEDRICH EHRENDORFER.
68. Land plant phylogeny estimation using RNA polymerase II sequences. - DENTON, AMY L.*, BETTY L. MCCONAUGHY, AND BENJAMIN D. HALL.
69. Local and global parsimony: the analysis of large data sets from the family Rubiaceae. - OCHOTERENA-BOOTH, HELGA* AND KEVIN C. NIXON.
70. Lotus L. (Loteae: Fabaceae): subgeneric delimitation and relationships to CoronillaL. (Coronilleae). - ALLAN, GERARD J.
71. Major clades of Ericaceae I: Morphology. - JUDD, WALTER S.*, KATHLEEN A. KRON, ARNE A. ANDERBERG, DARREN M. CRAYN, CHRISTOPHER J. QUINN, AND PETER S. STEVENS.
72. Major clades of Ericaceae II: Molecular Evidence. - KRON, KATHLEEN A.*, WALTER S. JUDD, ARNE A. ANDERBERG, DARREN M. CRAYN, ROY FULLER, PAUL A. GADEK, JAMES L. LUTEYN, CHRISTOPHER J. QUINN, AND PETER S. STEVENS.
73. Molecular evidence for the elucidation of subfamilial relationships within the Aizoaceae s.l. - WALLACE, ROBERT S.
74. Molecular evolution, adaptive radiation, and origin of the amphiatlantic distribution of the family Rapateaceae. - GIVNISH, THOMAS J.*, TIMOTHY M. EVANS, KENNETH J. SYTSMA, THOMAS B. PATTERSON, AND MICHELLE L. ZJHRA.
75. Molecular phylogenetic appraisal of the genera Peniocereus and Nyctocereus (Cactaceae). - WALLACE, ROBERT S.* AND DEBRA L. STANSBERRY.
76. Molecular phylogenetic, morphological, and biogeographic evidence for the origin of the genus Actaea within the genus Cimicifuga (Ranunculaceae). - WANG, XIAO-QUAN* AND DE-YUAN HONG.
77. Molecular phylogenetics and biogeography of Atherospermataceae -- two Chile - Australia/New Zealand disjunctions. - RENNER, SUSANNE S.* AND DONALD B. FOREMAN.
78. Molecular phylogenetics of angiosperms: congruent patterns inferred from three genes. Part I. - SOLTIS, PAMELA S.*, DOUGLAS E. SOLTIS, MARK W. CHASE, DIRK ALBACH, MARK E. MORT, VINCENT SAVOLAINEN, AND MICHAEL ZANIS.
79. Molecular phylogenetics of angiosperms: congruent patterns inferred from three genes. Part II. - SOLTIS, DOUGLAS E.*, PAMELA S. SOLTIS, MARK W. CHASE, DIRK ALBACH, MARK E. MORT, VINCENT SAVOLAINEN, AND MICHAEL ZANIS.
80. Molecular phylogeny and biogeography of Barnadesioideae (Asteraceae). - GUSTAFSSON, MATS H. G.*, ANITA S.-R. PEPPER, TOD F. STUESSY, AND VICTOR A. ALBERT.
81. Molecular phylogeny of conifers based on 28S rDNA gene sequences. - STEFANOVIC, SASA*, MURIEL JAGER, JEAN DEUTSCH, JEAN BROUTIN, AND MONIQUE MASSELOT.
82. Molecular systematic appraisal of Tribe Anacampseroteae (Portulacaceae). - APPLEQUIST, WENDY L.* AND ROBERT S. WALLACE.
83. Molecular systematics of Crassulaceae based on matK sequence data. - MORT, MARK E.*, DOUGLAS E. SOLTIS, AND PAMELA S. SOLTIS.
84. Molecular Systematics of Hawaiian Hedyotis (Rubiaceae). - MOTLEY, TIMOTHY J.*, LENA STRUWE, AND VICTOR A. ALBERT.
85. Molecular systematics of Hawaiian Chamaesyce (Euphorbiaceae). - RAZ, LAUREN*, VICTOR A. ALBERT, AND TIMOTHY J. MOTLEY.
86. Molecular systematics of Malvales. - BAYER, CLEMENS, MICHAEL F. FAY, ANETTE Y. DE BRUIJN, AND MARK W. CHASE.*
87. Molecular systematics of Staphyleaceae: a re-evaluation of its composition, ordinal placement, intra- and infrageneric relationships as inferred from rbcL and ITS sequence data. - SIMMONS, SARAH L.*, JOSE L. PANERO, AND MARK W. CHASE.
88. Monophyly of the ivesioid Potentilleae (Rosaceae) based on ITS Sequence Data. - ERTTER¹, BARBARA*, CHRIS BAYSDORFER², AND DAVID ALONSO².
89. Morphological and molecular analyses of the extent of hybridization in Penstemon (Scrophulariaceae): an example from an isolated population. - DATWYLER, SHANNON L.* AND ANDREA D. WOLFE.
90. Morphological evolution in the Taxus leaf and its significance to recognizing ecological species within the genus. - SPJUT, RICHARD W.
91. Morphological phylogenetic analysis of Hydrophyllaceae (Boraginales). - FERGUSON, DIANE M.
92. Morphological variation in the Lobelia polyphylla complex (Campanulaceae) of Chile. - LAMMERS, THOMAS G.* AND LINDA GLASS.
93. Multiple origins of Dentaria within the genus Cardamine (Brassicaceae): evidence from trnL-F sequencing. - SWEENEY, PATRICK W.* AND ROBERT A. PRICE.
94. Neotropical Gentianaceae and white sands: biogeography and character evolution. - PIHLAR, OLIVER*, LENA STRUWE, AND VICTOR A. ALBERT.
95. New and improved phylogeny of the Asteriscus alliance: evidence from the external transcribed spacer of the nrDNA. - GOERTZEN, LESLIE R.¹*, JAVIER FRANCISCO-ORTEGA², ARNOLDO SANTOS-GUERRA³, C. RANDAL LINDER¹, AND ROBERT K. JANSEN¹.
96. New taxonomic perspective on three genera of Madagascar Anacardiaceae. - RANDRIANASOLO, ARMAND.
97. Non-floral morphological correlates of the Apocynaceae s.s.-Periplocaceae-Asclepiadaceae transition (i.e., dispersal traits) mapped onto a trnL-F derived consensus tree. - POTGIETER, KURT* AND VICTOR A. ALBERT.
98. Nuclear ribosomal DNA (nrDNA) internal transcribed spacer 1 (ITS1) subrepeats and phylogeny of Pinaceae. - VINING, THOMAS F.¹*, DAVID S. GERNANDT², AARON LISTON², AND CHRISTOPHER S. CAMPBELL¹.
99. Permineralized leafy cycad stem from the Upper Permian strata of Yunnan, China. - TIAN, BAO-LIN, JIANGLIN CHANG, HONGQI LI*, AND DAVID W. TAYLOR.
100. Phylogenetic relationships of Cortaderia: cladistic analysis using the Nuclear Internal Transcribed Spacer region. - MORTON, CYNTHIA M.*, NIGEL P. BARKER, AND H. PETER LINDER.
101. Phylogeny of core Malvales: evidence from ndhF sequence data. - ALVERSON, WILLIAM S.*, BARBARA A. WHITLOCK, RETO NYFFELER, AND DAVID A. BAUM.
102. Reassessment of subfamily relationships in Bromeliaceae using noncoding sequences of the chloroplast genome. - TERRY, RANDALL*, J. A. C. SMITH, DARREN CRAYN, AND KLAUS WINTER.
103. Relationships and Biogeography of Cornus L. (Cornaceae) inferred from multiple molecular and morphological data sets. - XIANG, QIU-YUN¹** AND ZACK E.² MURRELLE.
104. Taxonomic studies on the subgenus Chlorocolea R. M. Schust. of the genus Cololejeunea (Spruce) Schiffn. (Hepaticae, Lejeuneaceae). - ZHU, RUI-LIANG* AND MAY LING SO.
105. The evolution of crassulacean acid metabolism in Bromeliaceae: a molecular systematic approach. - CRAYN, DARREN M.*, J. ANDREW C. SMITH, KLAUS WINTER, AND RANDALL G. TERRY.
106. The family Amaranthaceae Juss. in the south-east of Ukraine. - TOKHTAR, VALERI K.
107. Variation in chloroplast and nuclear ribosomal DNA in western (Juniperus occidentalis) and Utah (Juniperus osteosperma) juniper: evidence for interspecific gene flow. - TERRY, RANDALL G.*, ROBERT S. NOWAK, AND ROBIN J. TAUSCH. Origin and relationships of "Pepino" (Solanum muricatum) based on ITS sequence data. - JANSEN, ROBERT K.¹*, GREGORY J. ANDERSON², AND SUSAN CHEN².
108. Ovules and seeds of Catopsis (Bromeliaceae:Tillandsioideae). - PALACI, CARLOS A. AND GREGORY K. BROWN.*
109. Paramours and semaphores: pollination biology of Malagasy Bignoniaceae. - ZJHRA, MICHELLE L.* AND KENNETH J. SYTSMA.
110. Paraphyly of Jasminoideae and monophyly of Oleoideae in Oleaceae. - KIM, KI-JOONG* AND ROBERT K. JANSEN.
111. Patterns of variation in apomictic populations of North American Crepis (Asteraceae), and their implications for the evolutionary potential of agamic complexes. - WHITTON, JEANNETTE.
112. Phylogenetic analyses of molecular evolution at nitrate reductase genes in angiosperms. - CHOI, HONG-KEUN.
113. Phylogenetic analysis of Rhus (Anacardiaceae). - MILLER, ALLISON J.*, DAVID A. YOUNG, AND JUN WEN.
114. Phylogenetic Analysis of the Asteridae s.l. Based on Sequences of Four Genes. - ALBACH, DIRK C. ¹*, PAMELA S. ¹ SOLTIS, DOUGLAS E. ¹ SOLTIS, AND RICHARD G. ² OLMSTEAD.
115. Phylogenetic analysis within the subtribe Dichorisandrinae (Commelinaceae). - HARDY, CHRISTOPHER R.
116. Phylogenetic implications of pollen morphology and ultrastructure in the Barnadesioideae (Asteraceae). - ZHAO1, ZAIMING*, JOHN SKVARLA2, ROBERT K. JANSEN1, AND MELANIE DEVORE3.
117. Phylogenetic placement of the holoparasitic family Lennoaceae: preliminary molecular evidence. - SMITH, R. ALAN* AND CLAUDE W. DEPAMPHILIS.
118. Phylogenetic relationships and biogeography of Japanese violets (Viola) based on Internal Transcribed Spacer DNA sequences. - BALLARD, JR., HARVEY E.*, KEN INOUE, AND KENNETH J. SYTSMA.
119. Phylogenetic relationships in Carex section Hymenochlaenae inferred from non-coding nuclear and chloroplast DNA sequence data. - WATERWAY, MARCIA J.* AND RICHARD G. OLMSTEAD.
120. Phylogenetic relationships in Atripliceae (Chenopodiaceae) based on morphology. - FLORES OLVERA, HILDA* AND JERROLD I. DAVIS.
121. Phylogenetic relationships in the mistletoe genus Phoradendron Nutt. (Viscaceae) inferred from molecular and anatomical data. - ASHWORTH, VANESSA E. T. M.
122. Phylogenetic relationships in the Malvaceae: RFLP and morphological data. - LA DUKE, JOHN¹*, PAUL FRYXELL², AND JEAN JOVONOVICH ALVILLAR¹.
123. Phylogenetic relationships of North American Celastraceae based on ndhF sequence data. - CLEVINGER, CURTIS C.* AND JOSE L. PANERO.
124. Phylogenetic relationships of Trichostema (Lamiaceae) as inferred from nrDNA ITS sequence data. - HUANG, MINGJUAN* AND DANIEL J. CRAWFORD.
125. Phylogenetic relationships of subtribe Ecliptinae (Asteraceae: Heliantheae) based on chloroplast DNA restriction site data. - CLEVINGER, JENNIFER A.*, JOSE L. PANERO, AND ROBERT K. JANSEN.
126. Phylogenetic relationships, morphological evolution, and biogeography in Myrtaceae based on ndhF sequence analysis. - SYTSMA, KENNETH J.*, MICHELLE L. ZJHRA, MOLLY NEPOKROEFF, CHRISTOPHER J. QUINN, AND PETER G. WILSON.
127. Phylogenetic resolution within the tribe Episcieae (Gesneriaceae): ITS and ndhF sequences. - SMITH, JAMES F.
128. Phylogenetic systematics of Pictetia (Leguminosae) with a preliminary circumscription of aeschynomenoid legumes. - BEYRA M., ANGELA AND MATT LAVIN.*
129. Phylogenetic systematics of the tribe Millettieae based on matK sequences and its implications for evolutionary patterns in Papilionoideae. - HU, JER-MING*, MATT LAVIN, AND MICHAEL J. SANDERSON.
130. Phylogenetic utility of sequence data from two regions of nuclear DNA in clarifying sectional relationships within Physalis (Solanaceae). - WHITSON, MARY KATHRYN.
131. Phylogenetic utility of the external transcribed spacer (ETS) of 18S-26S rDNA: Congruence of ETS and ITS trees of Calycadenia (Compositae). - BALDWIN, BRUCE G.* AND STACI MARKOS.
132. Phylogeny and biogeography of Triosteum (Dipsacales, Lonicereae). - GOULD, KATHERINE R.* AND MICHAEL J. DONOGHUE.
133. Phylogeny and biogeography of Hamamelis (Hamamelidaceae): An update. - LI, JIANHUA¹*, MICHAEL J. DONOGHUE¹, A. LINN BOGLE², AND ANITA S. KLEIN³.
134. Phylogeny and biogeography of the tribe Sanguisorbeae (Rosaceae). - HIBBS, MALIN S.
135. Phylogeny and biogeography of Corylus L. (Betulaceae): inference from the ITS sequence data. - WHITCHER, IXCHEL NICOLE* AND JUN WEN.
136. Phylogeny and character evolution in Celastraceae sensu lato (including Hippocrateaceae) on the basis of morphological and anatomical characters. - SIMMONS, MARK P.* AND JENNIFER P. HEDIN.
137. Phylogeny and circumscription in Calopogon (Orchidaceae) as inferred from ITS sequence and AFLP data. - GOLDMAN, DOUGLAS H.¹*, MARK W. CHASE², AND MICHAEL F. FAY².
138. Phylogeny and evolutionary trends in Liliaceae s.s., Calochortaceae, and Uvulariaceae: insights from ndhF sequence data. - PATTERSON, THOMAS B.* AND THOMAS G. GIVNISH.
139. Phylogeny of neotropical Amaryllidaceae based on nrDNA ITS sequences. - MEEROW, ALAN W.*, CHARLES L. GUY, AND QIN-BAO LI.
140. Phylogeny of Oleaceae based on the trnL-F region of the plastid genome. - WALLANDER, EVA* AND VICTOR A. ALBERT.
141. Phylogeny of Styrax (Styracaceae) based on morphological characters, with implications for biogeography and infrageneric classification. - FRITSCH, PETER W.
142. Phylogeny, biogeography, and evolutionary trends in Calochortus (Calochortaceae) inferred from chloroplast non-coding sequence data. - PATTERSON, THOMAS B.*, THOMAS G. GIVNISH, AND KENNETH J. SYTSMA.
143. Phylogeny, duplication, and intraspecific variation of Adh alleles in New World diploid cottons (Gossypium L.) - SMALL, RANDALL L.* AND JONATHAN F. WENDEL.
144. Phylogeography of the Podostemaceae sensu lato: a hypothesis of multiple tropical radiations. - LES, DONALD H.*, C. THOMAS PHILBRICK, AND ALEJANDRO NOVELO RETANA.
145. Pollen ultrastructural patterns among the tribes within Cichorioideae (Asteraceae): phylogenetic and biogeographical implications. - DEVORE, MELANIE*, ROBERT K. JANSEN, JOHN SKVARLA, AND ZAIMING ZHAO.
146. Population Genetics and Conservation of An Endangered Conifer, Cathaya argyrophylla (Pinaceae). - GE, SONG*, XIAO-QUAN WANG, AND DE-YUAN HONG.
147. Preliminary phylogenetic studies of the genus Piper (Piperaceae) using ITS sequence data. - JARAMILLO, M. ALEJANDRA* AND PAUL S. MANOS.
148. Presence and function of a filament curtain in the Acanthaceae. - MANKTELOW, MARIETTE.
149. Relationships among populations of Myrceugenia fernandeziana (Myrtaceae) on Masatierra Island. - JENSEN¹, RICHARD*, MARYANN SCHWOYER¹, GREGORY ANDERSON², DANIEL CRAWFORD³, TOD STUESSY⁴, AND MARCELO BAEZA⁵.
150. Relationships in the tribe Cardamineae (Brassicaceae) from trnL-F and ndhF sequence comparisons. - PRICE, ROBERT A.* AND PATRICK W. SWEENEY.
151. Reticulate evolution in subtribe Galinsoginae (Asteraceae: Heliantheae). - PANERO, JOSE L.* AND ANNE PLOVANICH.
152. Revision of Aciotis (Melastomataceae). - FREIRE-FIERRO, ALINA.
153. Saccifolium (Saccifoliaceae): character evolution, biogeography, and placement inside Gentianaceae based on trnL intron sequences. - STRUWE, LENA*, MIKE THIV, JOACHIM KADEREIT, AND VICTOR A. ALBERT.
154. Scientific Vascular Flora of Austria. - FISCHER, MANFRED A.
155. Search strategies for large datasets: an example using rbcL. - NIXON, KEVIN C.*, JERROLD I DAVIS, AND PABLO A. GOLOBOFF.
156. Segregate and allied genera of Artemisia, s.l., evidence from ITS sequence data. - WATSON, LINDA E.*, AMY B. KORNKVEN, AND YEOU-RUENN LING.
157. Serving two masters: applying principals of phylogenetic nomenclature under constraints imposed by the ICBN. - JOHNSON, LEIGH A.* AND J. MARK PORTER.
158. Sexual dimorphism and secondary pollen presentation in Geniostoma ligustrifolium (Geniostomaceae). - ENDRESS¹, MARY E.*, ANTON IGERSHEIM¹, AND PHIL GARNOCK-JONES².
159. Small steps, Bignons: historical biogeography of the Malagasy Bignoniaceae. - ZJHRA, MICHELLE L.*, KENNETH J. SYTSMA, AND RICHARD G. OLMSTEAD.
160. Some rare, endemic Drabas of Utah prove to be rarer and more narrowly endemic than originally thought. - WINDHAM, MICHAEL D.* AND MARK BEILSTEIN.
161. Species of Taxus. - SPJUT, RICHARD W.
162. Splitting the fig: phylogenetic systematics of dioecious figs. - WEIBLEN, GEORGE DANIEL.
163. Status of Descurainia torulosa (Brassicaceae): Molecular evidence. - BRICKER¹, JERALD S.*, GREGORY K. BROWN², AND TRICIA L. LEWIS¹.
164. Systematic analysis of Oceanopapaver, a "living fossil". - SMITH, UNA R.
165. Systematics and biogeography of Striga (Scrophulariaceae) in Africa. - MOHAMED, KAMAL.
166. Systematics and biogeography of hazelnuts (Corylus: Betulaceae) based on the non-transcribed spacer of 5S ribosomal RNA genes. - FOREST, FéLIX* AND ANNE BRUNEAU.
167. Systematics and biogeography of the Aralia - Panax complex (Araliaceae). - WEN, JUN.
168. Systematics and biogeography of Acacia subgenus Acacia in the West Indies. - CLARKE, H.DAVID*, DAVID S. SEIGLER, AND STEPHEN R. DOWNIE.
169. Systematics and phylogeny of Phyllagathis and the Asian Sonerileae (Melastomataceae). - CELLINESE, NICOLETTA.
170. Systematics of Lachnocaulon (Eriocaulaceae). - UNWIN, MATTHEW M.* AND LINDA E. WATSON.
171. Systematics of Petrosaviaceae: an achlorophyllous, mycotrophic monocotyledon of problematic phylogenetic affinity. - CAMERON¹, KENNETH M.*, MARK W. CHASE², STUART SULLIVAN², WILLIAM J. HAHN³, AND PAULA J. RUDALL².
172. Systematics of the Carex jamesii complex (section Phyllostachys, Cyperaceae). - NACZI, ROBERT F. C.* AND BRUCE A. FORD.
173. Systematics of the Muhlenbergiinae (Chloridoideae: Eragrostideae). - PETERSON, PAUL M.
174. Taxonomic status of the varieties of Seneca snakeroot, Polygala senega L. (Polygalaceae). - TRAUTH-NARE, AMY E.* AND ROBERT F.C. NACZI.
175. The California county flora database. - WILKEN, DIETER H.* AND J. SCOTT PETERSON.
176. The evolution of arginine decarboxylase (ADC) in early angiosperms: Implications for phylogeny and the systematic utility of the ADC nuclear gene. - GALLOWAY, GREGORY L.*, ROBERT A. PRICE, AND RUSSELL L. MALMBERG.
177. The evolution of succulence in New World Euphorbia (Euphorbiaceae). - STEINMANN, VICTOR W.
178. The external transcribed spacer of the rDNA repeat: a new means of resolving low-level relationships in the Asteraceae and closely allied families. - LINDER, C. RANDAL*, LESLIE J. GOERTZEN, JAVIER FRANCISCO-ORTEGA, AND ROBERT K. JANSEN.
179. The homeotic double-corolla phenotype in Hawaiian Clermontia (Lobelioideae: Campanulaceae) is caused by overexpression of a B-function MADS box gene. - DI LAURENZIO, LAURA*, BO JOHANSEN, AND VICTOR A. ALBERT.
180. The Mount Diablo Flora Update: A Case Study in Dynamic Floristics and Floristic Hypotheses. - ERTTER, BARBARA* AND LISA SCHULTHEIS.
181. The reconstruction and comparison of phylogenetic trees of the order Nymphaeales based on morphological and molecular data. - ZHANG, XIAOYAN AND SHAUN M. MCELLIN.*
182. The significance of epidermal characters in the taxonomy of the Bombacaceae. - BHAT, RAMAKRISHNA, B.* AND DARRELL, J. WEBER.
183. The taxonomy of the horned-rushes (Rhynchospora section Longirostres Kunth). - MOORE, GERRY.
184. Toward an understanding of the global phylogeny of the Trilliaceae. - FARMER, SUSAN B.* AND EDWARD E. SCHILLING.
185. Unraveling the Justicieae (Acanthaceae). - MCDADE, LUCINDA A.* AND THOMAS F. DANIEL.
186. Use of the external transcribed spacer (ETS) of nrDNA in phylogenetic studies of young lineages: An example from Lessingia (Compositae, Astereae). - MARKOS, STACI* AND BRUCE G. BALDWIN.
187. Using limited data to design a protected area system in Guyana. - FUNK, V. A.* AND KAREN S. RICHARDSON.
188. Water depth effects on Monochoria vaginalis (Pontederiaceae) seedling developmental patterns. - HORN, CHARLES N.
189. Wood anatomy of Calyceraceae: Ecology, habit, and systematic relationships. - CARLQUIST, SHERWIN AND MELANIE DEVORE.*