Fig. 1: Glasshouse plant morphology and its evolution in Rheum. | Communications Biology

Fig. 1: Glasshouse plant morphology and its evolution in Rheum.

From: The genome of the glasshouse plant noble rhubarb (Rheum nobile) provides a window into alpine adaptation

Fig. 1

a Representatives of glasshouse plants. A–C: Rheum nobile, R. alexandrae var. 1 and R. alexandrae var. 2 (Polygonaceae). D, E: Ajuga lupulina var. lupulina and A. lupulina var. major (Lamiaceae). F–G: Saussurea obvallata, S. involucrata and S. velutina (Asteraceae). b Phylogeny of Rheum estimated from 132 orthologs using coalescent method with local posterior probabilities shown in node. The glasshouse lineages are labeled in red. Node bars represent 95% highest posterior densities (HPD) of divergence time estimated using MCMCTree.

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