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Reference tree for tribe Hesperideae

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SVG Tree

Hesperis theophrasti0.02157566818846304996Hesperis laciniata0.004754983995054569080.01025551606138526070Tchihatchewia isatidea0.01794584940652329749Hesperis matronalis subsp. voronovii0.00353578609114131668Hesperis matronalis0.001828836579923172120.00636938527992056414Hesperis persica0.00000093629282626862Hesperis nivalis0.029943004501806650550.01463461740813774142Hesperis dinarica0.012614363449724389640.002755788440232082030.00630477269546596102Hesperis sibirica0.022024369468017088860.005099585118446207060.008811124833077768270.000.020.040.06substitutions/site

ASCII tree

             /-------------------------+ Hesperis theophrasti
 /-----------+
 |           \-----+ Hesperis laciniata
 |
 |          /--------------------+ Tchihatchewia isatidea
=/          |
 |          |                    /---+ Hesperis matronalis subsp. voronovii
 |          |            /-------+
 \----------+            |       \-+ Hesperis matronalis
            |            |
            |     /------+                    / Hesperis persica
            |     |      |   /----------------+
            |     |      \---+                \-----------------------------------+ Hesperis nivalis
            \-----+          |
                  |          \--------------+ Hesperis dinarica
                  |
                  \-------------------------+ Hesperis sibirica

 |-----------------------|-----------------------|-----------------------|---------
 0                    0.02                    0.04                    0.06
 substitutions/site

Bootstrapped tree

Hesperis theophrasti0.02157566818846304996Hesperis laciniata0.00475498399505456908700.01025551606138526070Tchihatchewia isatidea0.01794584940652329749Hesperis matronalis subsp. voronovii0.00353578609114131668Hesperis matronalis0.00182883657992317212880.00636938527992056414Hesperis persica0.00000093629282626862Hesperis nivalis0.029943004501806650551000.01463461740813774142Hesperis dinarica0.01261436344972438964400.00275578844023208203490.00630477269546596102Hesperis sibirica0.02202436946801708886440.00509958511844620706640.00881112483307776827990.08519468549741818220Out brassica-napus0.138508612724399321480.05119726021280261719Out arabidopsis-thaliana0.0511972602128026171900.050.10.150.2substitutions/site

Family-wide context

AethionemeaeCardamineaeLepidieaeSmelowskieaeAlyssopsideaeBoechereaeCamelineaeCrucihimalayeaeDescurainieaeErysimeaeHalimolobeaeMalcolmieaeMicrolepidieaeOreophytoneaePhysarieaeTurritideaeYinshanieaeLineage IAlysseaeAnastaticeaeAphragmeaeArabideaeAsteaeBiscutelleaeCalepineaeCochlearieaeColuteocarpeaeConringieaeCremolobeaeEudemeaeHeliophileaeHillielleaeIberideaeKernereaeMegacarpaeeaeNotothlaspideaeSchizopetaleaeScoliaxoneaeStevenieaeBrassiceaeIsatideaeSisymbrieaeThelypodieaeLineage IIEutremeaeThlaspideaeExpanded lineage IIAnchonieaeBuniadeaeEuclidieaeHesperis theophrastiHesperis laciniataTchihatchewia isatideaHesperis matronalis subsp. voronoviiHesperis matronalisHesperis persicaHesperis nivalisHesperis dinaricaHesperis sibiricaHesperideaeChorisporeaeDontostemoneaeShehbazieaeLineage III

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