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Inferring a Robust Phylogeny of the Liverwort Family Lepidoziaceae (Jungermanniales; Jungermanniopsida) Using an Exon-Capture Approach
Project summary:
Lepidoziaceae, one of the largest families of liverworts, have been confirmed by previous studies as monophyletic, but some relationships among its subfamilies and genera are not yet resolved. This project will use a combination of molecular techniques and computational phylogenetic analyses to resolve its evolutionary history.
First Name:
Antonio Rayos
Highest degree:
Master of Science in Botany
Year obtained:
2014
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Current student
Australia
Bryophytes
Relevant publications (minimum 1, maximum 4):
Rayos, A.L., Jr. and A.S. Hadsall. 2016. Leaf blade anatomy of Philippine Medinilla Gaudich. species in relation to their epiphytic habit. Asian Journal of Biodiversity 7: 47-55.
Rayos, A.L., Jr., E.B. Rodriguez, W.S. Gruezo, A.S. Hadsall, and L.B. Cardenas. 2016. Phenetic analysis of eighteen species of Philippine Medinilla Gaudich. based on morphological characteristics and phenolic profile. Philippine Journal of Systematic Biology 10: 14-24.
Rayos, A.L., Jr. and A.S. Hadsall. 2018. Comparative leaf blade anatomy of selected Philippine Melastomataceae. Asian Journal of Biodiversity 9: 1-11.
Hadsall, A.S. and A.L. Rayos, Jr. 2022. Diversity in leaf blade anatomy of Philippine Hoya R. Br. Species. Asian Journal of Biodiversity 13: 33-46.
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2000
University of Sydney
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