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. 2023 Mar 7;14:1063174. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2023.1063174

Table 1.

Summary of fossils used to calibrate the genus-level molecular dating analysis of Sapindales.

Family Taxon Organ/s Country Oldest stratum Min. age (Ma) Node calibrated Reference
C02 Sapindaceae Sapindospermum nitidum Knobloch & Mai Seed Czech Republic Turonian 89.8 crown Sapindales Knobloch and Mai (1986)
C03 Sapindaceae Aesculus hickeyi Manchester Leaf, fruit, seed USA Paleocene 56 crown Sapindaceae Manchester (2001a)
C04 Sapindaceae Dipteronia brownii McClain & Manchester Fruit USA Middle Paleocene 60 stem Dipteronia McClain and Manchester (2001)
C05 Sapindaceae Acer sp. Leaf Late Paleocene 56 stem Acer Crane (1990)
C06 Sapindaceae Koelreuteria allenii (Lesq.) W. N. Edwards Fruit USA Eocene 52 stem Koelreuteria Wang et al. (2013)
C07 Sapindaceae Allophylus graciliformis (Berry) Berry Leaf Argentina Early Eocene 46 stem Allophylus Panti (2020)
C08 Burseraceae Bursera inaequalateralis (Lesq.) MacGintie Leaf USA Eocene 48.5 crown Burserinae MacGinitie (1969)
C09 Burseraceae Bursericarpum aldwickense Chandler Pyrene, seed UK Ypresian 47.8 stem Protium alliance Chandler (1961)
C10 Anacardiaceae Coahuiloxylon terrazasiae Estrada-Ruiz, Martínez-Vabrera & Cevallos-Ferriz Wood Mexico Campanian 72.1 stem Anacardiaceae Estrada-Ruiz et al. (2010)
C11 Anacardiaceae Choerospondias sheppeyensis (Reid & Chandler) Chandler Fruit, seed UK Ypresian 47.8 crown Anacardiaceae Reid and Chandler (1933); Chandler (1961)
C12 Anacardiaceae Dracontomelon macdonaldii (Berry) Herrera, Manchester & Jaramillo Fruit, seed Panama Late Eocene 33.9 crown Spondioideae (-Campnosperma) Herrera et al. (2012)
C13 Anacardiaceae Spondias rothwellii Herrera, Carvalho, Jaramillo & Manchester Fruit, seed Panama Early Miocene 18.5 stem Spondias Herrera et al. (2019)
C14 Anacardiaceae Anacardium germanicum Manchester et al. Fruit Germany Middle Eocene (Lutetian assumed) 41.2 stem Fegimanra + Anacardium Manchester et al. (2007)
C15 Anacardiaceae Mangifera paleoindica Sawangchote, Grote, and Dilcher Leaf Thailand Late Oligocene 23.03 stem Mangifera Sawangchote et al. (2009)
C16 Anacardiaceae Cotinus fraterna (Lesquereux) MacGinitie Leaf USA Late Eocene 33.9 stem Cotinus MacGinitie (1953); Manchester (2001b)
C17 Anacardiaceae Pistacia sp. Pollen Austria Middle Miocene (Middle to Upper Serravallian) 12.7 stem Pistacia Grímsson et al. (2020)
C18 Anacardiaceae Loxopterygium laplayense Burnham and Carranco Fruit Ecuador Middle Miocene 13 stem Loxopterygium Burnham and Carranco (2004)
C19 Simaroubaceae Ailanthus confucii Unger Fruit Germany Middle Eocene (Lutetian assumed) 41.2 stem Ailanthus + Picrasma Collinson et al. (2012)
C20 Meliaceae Cedrela sp. Leaf USA Eocene 51 crown Cedreloideae Hickey and Hodges (1975)
C21 Meliaceae Cedrela merrilli (Chaney) Brown Leaf, seed USA Late Eocene 36.21 stem Cedrela + Toona Meyer and Manchester (1997); Manchester and McIntosh (2007)
C22 Meliaceae Swietenia miocenica Castañeda-Posadas & Cevallos-Ferriz Flower Mexico Late Oligocene 22.5 stem Swietenia Castañeda-Posadas and Cevallos-Ferriz (2007)
C23 Meliaceae Manchestercarpa vancouverensis Atkinson Fruit, seed Canada Middle Campanian 72.1 crown Meliaceae Atkinson (2020)
C24 Rutaceae Rutaspermum biornatum Knobloch & Mai Seed Germany Maastrichtian 66 crown Rutaceae Knobloch and Mai (1986)
C25 Rutaceae Clausena sp. Leaf Ethiopia Late Oligocene 27.23 stem Clausena + Glycosmis Pan (2010)
C26 Rutaceae Citrus linczangensis Xie et al. Leaf China Late Miocene 11.6 stem Citrus Xie et al. (2013)
C27 Rutaceae Ptelea paliuruoides (Brown) Manchester & O’Leary Fruit, seed USA Middle Eocene 48.5 stem Ptelea + Peltostigma + Plethadenia + Decazyx clade Manchester and O’Leary (2010)
C28 Rutaceae Zanthoxylum sp. Seed UK Ypresian 47.8 stem Zanthoxylum Chandler (1961)
C29 Rutaceae Euodia costata (Chandler) Tiffney Seed UK Latest Paleocene (Thanetian) 56 crown Rutoideae clade Tiffney (1981)
C30 Rutaceae Vepris sp. Leaf Ethiopia Late Oligocene 27.23 stem Vepris Pan (2010)

Further details of each fossil and justification for their placement are provided in Supplementary Material 3 .

The dagger symbol (†) indicates fossil taxa.