Virtual issue: Ecology and evolution of pteridophytes in the era of molecular genetics

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Abstract

The past quarter-century has witnessed a revolution in our understanding of the phylogenetics, systematics, and ecology of pteridophytes (ferns and lycophytes), particularly due to the rapid accumulation of plastid sequence data and a renewed interest in the ecology of the sexual phase of the life cycle. We here compile 19 papers recently published in the Journal of Plant Research dealing with the biology of pteridophytes, grouped into six categories: (1) breeding systems, (2) species complexes and polyploidization, (3) fossil taxa, (4) gametophyte ecology, (5) systematics, (6) biodiversity. We hope this collection of papers will be of value to researchers interested in this fascinating group of plants.

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Nitta, J. H., & Ebihara, A. (2019, November 1). Virtual issue: Ecology and evolution of pteridophytes in the era of molecular genetics. Journal of Plant Research. Springer Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10265-019-01139-1

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