… California is a world floristic biodiversity hotspot where the terms neo- and paleo-endemism
were first applied. Using spatial phylogenetics, it is … , by combining spatial information from …

… more restricted than WE and was highest in some parts of California, Florida, and Mexico. …
retain 30% or less of its native vegetation. The California Floristic Province is one such hotspot…

… phylogeny encompassing 93% of all native vascular plant species in Wisconsin flora and most
native species of the flora of … with largely autochthonous floras such as California, the Gulf …

… Plant Phylodiversity Project (CPPP) for their spatial phylogenetic and conservation prioritization
efforts and … Species richness and endemism in the native flora of California. Amer. J. …

… Species-based approaches are particularly useful when phylogenetic data are too limited to
… We also analyzed spatial patterns of diversity for the set of California species belonging to …

… We also examined how spatial phylogenetic metrics vary between trees pruned from
existing supertrees and those inferred from curated analysis where stringent efforts have been …

… Despite using many sources of information, we were only able to gather a total of 141,223
occurrence records for the native vascular plants of Chile. The paucity of georeferenced data -“…

… California native plants of all historical, geographic origins. In contrast to long-accepted
ideas, we find that California … , multiple species persistence at fine spatial scales, and slowing …

… ; spatial heterogeneity could give rise to high phylogenetic beta … We define communities as
samples of the flora at a relatively … Phylogenetic and trait similarity to a native species predict …

… -scales (ie natives), while some members of regional floras are relatively recent additions (ie
… The second key difference is the spatial phylogenetic turnover. Across the four sites, exotics …