Anagenetic speciation is an important mode of evolution in oceanic islands, yet relatively
understudied compared to adaptive radiation. In the Macaronesian region, three closely …

Artemisia annua L. is the main source of artemisinin, an antimalarial drug. High diversity of
morphological characteristics and artemisinin contents of A. annua has affected the stable …

The biogeochemical niche (BN) hypothesis is based on the concentrations of the
predominant elements of a given organism to be stoichiometrically matched in order for it to …

Artemisia stechmanniana, also known as A. sacrorum, belongs to Artemisia in Asteraceae
family. A. stechmanniana is also a traditional Chinese folk medicine. The medicinal value of …

Artemisia is a large genus encompassing about 400 diverse species, many of which have
considerable medicinal and ecological value. However, complex morphological information …

Premise Polyploidization is often followed by diploidization. Diploidization is generally
studied using synthetic polyploid lines and/or crop plants, but rarely using extant diploids or …

The Asteraceae family, particularly the Artemisia genus, presents taxonomic challenges due
to limited morphological characteristics and frequent natural hybridization. Molecular tools …

Artemisia L. is the largest genus in the Asteraceae, and well known for its high medicinal
value. The morphological features of Artemisia species are similar, making taxonomic …

Ajaniopsis is a monotypic genus of Asteraceae endemic to the Tibetan Plateau, growing on
alpine scree slopes. It has been widely recognized as a separate genus and employed in …

Background The genus Artemisia is a taxonomically difficult group comprising 400–500
species mainly distributed in northern hemisphere. Only a limited number of Artemisia …