Table 5. Summary of moderately to strongly supported conflicting clades among trees inferred from different plastome partitions.

Conflicting clades	Trees	Support (%)
Panicoideae + Chloridoideae + Micrairoideae + Arundinoideae + Danthonioideae (“aristidoid sister” hypothesis) // Aristidoideae + Chloridoideae + Micrairoideae + Arundinoideae + Danthonioideae (“panicoid sister” hypothesis)	A, Q, W, Y // R	87–100 // 93
Arundinoideae [Phragmites + Hakonechloa + Elytrophorus + Monachather] // Monachather + Micrairoideae	E–H, Q, R, W–Z // D	93–100 // 72
Tripogoninae + Dactylocteniinae + Trichoneurinae + Triodiinae + Eleusininae // Boutelouinae + Hilariinae + Monanthochloinae + Dactylocteniinae + Trichoneurinae + Triodiinae + Eleusininae	A–C, E–H, Q, W–Z // R	83–100 // 95
Dactylocteniinae + Trichoneurinae + Triodiinae // Dactylocteniinae + Trichoneurinae + Eleusininae	X // Q, Y	72 // 77–92
Leptochloa + Chloris + Eustachys + Oxychloris // Astrebla + Chloris + Eustachys + Oxychloris	A–H, W, X, Z // Q	93–100 // 100
Dactylocteniinae + Trichoneurinae // Eleusininae + Trichoneurinae // Dactylocteniinae + Tripogoninae	E–G, Q, R, W, X, Z // D // A	73–100 // 80 // 72
Centotheceae + Thysanolaeneae + Tristachyideae + Zeugiteae + Chasmanthieae // Chasmanthieae + Zeugiteae + the rest of Panicoideae except Centotheceae + Thysanolaeneae + Tristachyideae	E, F, G, X // Q, W, Y	70–87 // 90–100
Paniceae + Paspaleae // Lecomtelleae + Paspaleae	A, E–H, Q, X–Z // R	89–100 // 72
Echinochloa + Amphicarpum + Alloteropsis // Oplismenus + Amphicarpum + Alloteropsis // Echinochloa + Oplismenus + Alloteropsis	A, B, F // W // Y	70–84 // 75 // 97
Amphicarpum + Alloteropsis // Amphicarpum + Thyridolepis // Oplismenus + Alloteropsis	B, E–H, Q, R, X, Z // Y // Y	71–100 // 97 // 73
Cenchrus + Setaria italica + Setaria viridis // Setaria italica + Setaria viridis + Setaria geminata	G, H, Q, R, W, X–Z // B, D, E	100 // 77–100
Arthropogoninae + Otachyriinae // Otachyriinae + Paspalinae	E–H, Q, R, W–Z // C, D	98–100 // 74–95
Thyridolepis + Dichanthelium // Thyridolepis + Amphicarpum	E–H, Q, R, W, X, Z // Y	98–100 // 97
Eulalia + Sorghastrum + Andropogoninae // Eulalia + Sorghastrum + Imperata + Saccharum + Sorghum	E, F, X, Z // G, Q, W, Y	70–82 // 75–93
Potamophila + Zizania + Rhynchoryza // Chikusichloa + Zizania + Rhynchoryza	E–H, X, Z // Q, W, Y	100 // 100
Oryza sativa + Oryza nivara // Oryza sativa + Oryza rufipogon	G, Q, R, W–Z // F	95–100 // 87
Bambusa multiplex + Bambusa oldhamii + Bambusa emeiensis + Bambusa bambos // Bambusa multiplex + Bambusa oldhamii + Bambusa emeiensis + Bambusa arnhemica // Bambusa multiplex + Bambusa oldhamii + Bambusa emeiensis + Dendrocalamus	R, W, X, Z // Q // G	83–97 // 84 // 75
Olmeca + Otatea // Olmeca + Guadua	A–H, Q, W–Z // R	97–100 // 87
Indosasa + Oligostachyum // Indosasa + Pleioblastus	Q, W–Z // E, F, H	70–93 // 70–78
Oligostachyum + Indosasa + Pleioblastus // Oligostachyum + Indosasa + Acidosasa	E–H, Y, Z // R, W	72–93 // 83–93
Brachypodieae + Poeae + Bromeae + Triticeae // Diarrheneae + Brachypodieae // Diarrheneae + Poeae + Bromeae + Triticeae	A–C, E, G, Q, W, Y // Z // D	80–100 // 72 // 78
Triticum macha + Triticum turgidum // Triticum turgidum + Triticum aestivum // Triticum macha + Triticum aestivum	A, C, F, H, R, X, Z // E, G, W // Y	80–100 // 75–90 // 88
Aegilops kotschyi + Aegilops sharonensis // Aegilops longissima + Aegilops sharonensis	Q, W, Y // A	78 // 74
Poa + Alopecurus // Phleum + Alopecurus	D–H, X–Z // Q, W	85–100 // 100
Helictochloa + Holcus // Helictochloa + Deschampsia + Dactylidinae + Loliinae	W–Y // F	92–100 // 70
Phalaridinae + Torreyochloinae + Anthoxanthinae + Brizinae + Agrostidinae // Aveninae + Anthoxanthinae + Brizinae + Agrostidinae	Q, R, Z // A–D, H, W, Y	98–100 // 64–100
Hickeliinae + Dinochloinae + Greslaninae // Bambusinae + Dinochloinae + Greslaninae	E–H, Q, W, Y // A, C, D, R, X, Z	92–100 // 70–100

Note:

The table identifies clade compositions, the trees in which the clades are present with bootstrap support ≥70%, and bootstrap support for the clades. Shared taxa in conflicting clades are boldfaced.