Data from: Pennellia yalaensis (Brassicaceae: Halimolobeae), a new species from the Andes of Northern Argentina
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Jul 11, 2019 version files 34.75 MB
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Appendix 1.docx
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Appendix 2.docx
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FigS1.pdf
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ITS_alignment.fas
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ITS_RAxML_ML_bestTree.tre
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ITS_TOTAL.trees.MrBayes.tre
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ITS.con50.MrBayes.tre
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ITS+trnLF_RAxML_ML_bestTree.tre
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ITS+trnLF_TOTAL.trees.MrBayes.tre
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ITS+trnLF.con50.MrBayes.tre
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trnLF_alignment.fas
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trnLF_TOTAL.trees.MrBayes.tre
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Abstract
Pennellia yalaensis, a new species of Brassicaceae from Jujuy Province in Argentina, is described and illustrated, and its phylogenetic relationships with nearest relatives are discussed. This novelty is morphologically related to P. boliviensis and P. brachycarpa, which also grow in Central Andes of Argentina. However, P. yalaensis clearly differs from both species by the plant height, inflorescence type, and petal length. In addition, trichomes of the basal leaves distinguish the new species from P. boliviensis, and fruit length and number of ovules/seed from P. brachycarpa. Phylogenetic analyses, based on DNA sequences of nuclear ITS and plastid trnL-F regions, confirmed these affinities.