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. 2018 Apr 2;6(3):e1036. doi: 10.1002/aps3.1036

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Species trees based on the ASTRAL (A) and CA‐ML (B) methods. The ASTRAL tree is based on 423 nuclear loci, and CA‐ML is a concatenation of 423 nuclear loci from 25 species. Numbers are local posterior support (ASTRAL) or bootstrap (CA‐ML). Branches with no numbers have local posterior support of 1.0 or bootstrap support of 100, respectively. Pie charts (in the ASTRAL tree) show relative frequencies of the three quartet topologies around the branch in gene trees for selective nodes. Species in red show incongruency between the ASTRAL and CA‐ML trees. COP: Cologania biloba, Cullen corallum, Dolichos falciformis, Macroptilium atropurpureum, Otholobium pubescens, and Vigna venulosa. ACM: Abrus pulchellus, Camptosema ellipticum, Canavalia gladiata, Chadsia grevei, Deguelia negrensis, Leptoderris micrantha, Platysepalum bambidiense, and Tephrosia lupinifolia.