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. 2009 May 7;104(3):417–430. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcp101

Table 1.

Features of DNA datasets used in this study

DNA region Aligned length No. variable sites No. potentially parsimony informative No. of changes/variable site Fitch tree length CI RI ts:tv
ITS region 789 461 (58·43 %) 339 (42·97 %) 5·05 2326 0·35 0·52 2·20
 ITS1 306 227 (74·18 %) 169 (55·23 %) 5·23 1188 0·35 0·51 2·15
 5·8S 158 23 (14·56 %) 10 (6·33 %) 1·87 43 0·65 0·58 2·31
 ITS2 325 211 (64·92 %) 160 (49·23 %) 5·19 1095 0·34 0·53 2·26
trnL-F region 1350 495 (36·66 %) 223 (16·5 %) 1·97 974 0·63 0·64 0·95
trnL-F intron 723 251 (34·72 %) 104 (14·38 %) 1·97 495 0·62 0·65 1·09
trnL-F exon 50 9 (18 %) 2 (4 %) 2·33 21 0·52 0·29 0·17
trnL-F interg. spacer 596 250 (41·95 %) 124 (20·8 %) 2·01 502 0·64 0·61 0·74
trnK introns 600 297 (49·5 %) 118 (19·67 %) 1·92 571 0·68 0·56 0·85
matK gene 1347 551 (40·91 %) 259 (19·23 %) 2·12 1167 0·58 0·64 1·03
matK (1st positions) 331 (28·36 %) 0·67 0·63
matK (2nd positions) 357 (30·59 %) 0·59 0·69
matK (3rd positions) 479 (41·04 %) 0·52 0·59
All plastid data (except excluded bases) 2739 0·63 0·64
All data (except excluded bases) 5154 0·49 0·58

CI, consistency index; RI, retention index; ts:tv, transition/transversion ratio.