A rooted phylogenetic tree of functionally characterized TPSs in angiosperms. (IMAGE)

Nanjing Agricultural University The Academy of Science

A rooted phylogenetic tree of functionally characterized TPSs in angiosperms.

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 A rooted phylogenetic tree of functionally characterized TPSs in angiosperms. The tree encompasses TPS protein sequences from 15 eudicots and 9 monocots. The five previously defined TPS subfamilies (a, b, g, e/f, and c) in angiosperms are indicated and branches are color-coded based on different clades and subclades. The TPS-a subfamily contained only one clade (a1), while the TPS-b and g subfamilies were classified into two major clades (b1 and b2; g1 and g2). The a1 and b1 clades were further divided into four subclades (a1.1, a1.2, a1.3, and a1.4; b1.1, b1.2, b1.3, and b1.4).

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Horticulture Research

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