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Unique photosynthetic phenotypes in Portulaca (Portulacaceae): C3-C4 intermediates and NAD-ME C4 species with Pilosoid-type Kranz anatomy.

Journal of experimental botany - 1 Jan 2017

Voznesenskaya Elena V, Koteyeva Nuria K, Edwards Gerald E, Ocampo Gilberto

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Portulacaceae is a family that has considerable diversity in photosynthetic phenotypes. It is one of 19 families of terrestrial plants where species having C4 photosynthesis have been found. Most species in Portulaca are in the alternate-leaved (AL) lineage, which includes one clade (Cryptopetala) with taxa lacking C4 photosynthesis and three clades having C4 species (Oleracea, Umbraticola and Pilosa). All three...

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PMID: 27986845
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erw393
PMCID: PMC5853368

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