Saxifraga, the most species‐rich and taxonomically complex genus of Saxifragaceae, is a
characteristic component of temperate to polar climatic zones and of montane to alpine …

To circumscribe Saxifragaceae sensu stricto better, as well as to elucidate generic
relationships within this group, we sequenced the chloroplast gene rbcL and its 3'flanking …

Saniculiphyllum, a monotypic genus distributed in Southwest China, was thought to be
extinct before our recent rediscovery. The taxonomic position of this genus has been …

The large genus Saxifraga, which consists of≈ 400 morphologically and cytologically
diverse species, has long been considered taxonomically complex. Phylogenetic analysis of …

Saxifraga L. is the largest genus in Saxifragaceae and a characteristic component of the
herbaceous flora of the temperate and alpine mountains in the Northern Hemisphere …

Relationships among the morphologically diverse members of Saxifragaceae sensu lato
were inferred using 130 18S rDNA sequences. Phylogenetic analyses were conducted …

Saxifraga opdolensis was described from Oppdal in southern Norway and hypothesized to
have originated as the hybrid S. cernua× rivularis or to have been derived from a S. cernua …

Nearly half of the species in the large genus Saxifraga belong to Saxifraga sect. Ciliatae, a
largely Sino‐Himalayan taxon. We report here that evidence from chloroplast DNA …

Parsimony analyses of 54 nrDNA ITS (Internal Transcribed Spacer) sequences of Saxifraga
sect. Saxifraga were performed. In addition to some unresolved clades, there is strong …

With c. 85 species, the genus Micranthes is among the larger genera of the Saxifragaceae. It
is only distantly related to the morphologically similar genus Saxifraga, in which it has …