Tropical rain forest is the most diverse terrestrial biome, yet the drivers of its diversification across space and time remain poorly understood. Although heterogeneous diversification rates, including both ancient and recent radiations, have been reported, these dynamics have rarely been examined within a single line...
Laura Holzmeyer, F. J. Nge, S. A. Guerrero et al.· Science Advances· 0 citations
The family Lauraceae, a hyper-diverse magnoliid family comprising approximately 63 genera and over 3,000 species, plays a key ecological role in tropical and subtropical forests. Yet deep relationships among its nine tribes remain unresolved, likely due to limited sampling and complex evolutionary processes such as inc...
Zhi Yang, Yu-Yu Ye, F. J. Nge et al.· Molecular Phylogenetics and...· 0 citations
This study uses the family Annonaceae as a model lineage to reconstruct the region’s evolutionary trajectories, integrating hundreds of nuclear markers derived from both historical and contemporary herbarium specimens and reveals consistent patterns of floristic and evolutionary differentiation.
Andrés Ernesto Ortíz Rodríguez, Laura Holzmeyer, Leopoldo Hurtado-Reveles et al.· Botanical Sciences· 2 citations
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