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(
(
Brassiceae,
Orychophragmeae
),
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(
Thelypodieae,
Sisymbrieae
),
Isatideae
)
),
(
Fourraeeae,
Bivonaeeae
)
),
Schrenkielleae
),
(
Thlaspideae,
Eutremeae
)
),
Calepineae
),
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(
(
Coluteocarpeae,
Plagiolobeae
),
Conringieae
),
Cochlearieae
)
),
(
Kernereae,
Aphragmeae
)
)Brassicodae
,
(
(
(
(
(
(
Cremolobeae,
Schizopetaleae
),
Eudemeae
),
Asteae
),
(
Iberideae_II,
Subularieae
)
),
(
(
Heliophileae,
Chamireae
),
Notothlaspideae
)
)
,
(
(
(
Anastaticeae,
Iberideae_I
),
Biscutelleae
),
Megacarpaeeae
)
)Heliophilodae
)
,
(
(
(
(
Microlepidieae,
Hemilophieae
),
(
(
Boechereae,
Halimolobeae
),
Crucihimalayeae
)
),
Camelineae_I
),
(
(
(
(
(
(
(
(
(
Alyssopsideae,
Camelineae_III
),
Turritideae
),
Oreophytoneae
),
Arabidopsideae
),
Physarieae
),
(
Malcolmieae,
Erysimeae
)
),
(
Descurainieae,
(
Yinshanieae,
Smelowskieae
)
)
),
Lepidieae
),
Cardamineae
)
)Camelinodae
)
,
(
(
Alysseae,
Asperuginoideae
),
(
Arabideae
,
Stevenieae
)
)Arabodae
)
,
(
(
(
Euclidieae,
(
Anchonieae,
Buniadeae
)
),
Hesperideae
),
(
(
Chorisporeae,
Shehbazieae
),
Dontostemoneae
)
)Hesperodae
),
Aethionemeae
);Trees
Explore phylogenetic trees of the Brassicaceae tribes
With the latest family-wide taxonomic revision (German et al. 2023) the Brassicaceae has been divided into two subfamilies. Subfamily Aethionemoideae contains one one tribe (Aethionemeae), whereas all remaing 60 tribes are distributed among the five supertribes Arabidae, Brassicodae, Camelinodae, Heliophilodae and Hesperodae (subfamily Brassicoideae). The phylogenetic structure of the tribal tree shown is a synopis following Hendriks et al. (2023).
The tribal tree allows to navigate through individual tribal trees, which are based on the curated BrassiBase ITS reference data set (Internal Transcribed Spacer of Ribosomal DNA). However, the presented tribal trees cannot replace any detailed phylogenetic analysis! They are are based on ITS sequences only, and they are also not constraint in their topology by evidence given from other phylogenetic studies. For the pros and cons of ITS sequences as marker in phylogenetic studies please refer to Kiefer et al. (2014).
Most sequences, however, have been published in the context of carefully conducted taxonmic-systematic studies and via the GenBank code respective information can be searched for in GenBank. In addition, we included many re-analysed data of accessions included in Hendrik et al. (2023) providing an object related link to the most recent and comprehensive family-wide phylogeny (SRA and GenBank codes available in tribal tree accession labels).
- German DA, Hendriks KP, Koch MA, Lens F, Lysak MA, Bailey CD, Mummenhoff K, Al-Shehbaz IA. 2023. An updated classification of the Brassicaceae (Cruciferae). PhytoKeys 220: 127–144.
- Hendriks KP, Kiefer C, Al-Shehbaz IA, et al. 2023. Global Brassicaceae phylogeny based on filtering of 1,000-gene dataset. Current Biology 33: 1-17.
- Kiefer M, Schmickl R, German D, Lysak M, Al-Shehbaz IA, Franzke A, Mummenhoff K, Stamatakis A, Koch MA. 2014. BrassiBase: Introduction to a Novel Knowledge Database on Brassicaceae Evolution. Plant Cell and Physiology 55: e3
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