Understanding the classification and biosystematics of species in Triticeae Dumort., an
economically important tribe in the grass family (Poaceae), is not an easy task, particularly …

The most intriguing characteristics of plant mitochondrial genomes (mitogenomes) include
their high variation in both sequence and structure, the extensive horizontal gene transfer …

The taxonomic treatment of the grass tribe Triticeae Dumort. as well as the treatment of its
most prominent member, the wheat genus Triticum, is under long-standing debate. Even …

The grass tribe Triticeae (= Hordeeae) comprises only about 300 species, but it is well
known for the economically important crop plants wheat, barley, and rye. The group is also …

Karyotypes provide key cytogenetic information on phylogenetic relationships and
evolutionary origins in related plant species. The St genome of Pseudoroegneria contributes …

To estimate the origin and genomic relationships of the polyploid species within Elymus L.
sensu lato, two unlinked single-copy nuclear gene (Acc1 and Pgk1) sequences of eighteen …

The chapter describes the genera of the tribe Triticeae of the grass family, their taxonomy,
geographical distribution, time of origin, phylogenetic relationships between the perennial …

Background Hybridization and polyploidization can be major mechanisms for plant evolution
and speciation. Thus, the process of polyploidization and evolutionary history of polyploids …

Natural hybrids in Triticeae have been frequently reported from the Qinghai–Tibet plateau,
but minor variation in morphological features and homoploid hybridization have made it …

Recent molecular phylogenetic studies on Elymus have added to our understanding of the
origination of Elymus species. However, evolutionary dynamics and speciation of most …