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Título del libro: Tree Of Life: Evolution And Classification Of Living Organisms Título del capítulo: Conifers The Most Diverse Group of Naked Seed Plants
Autores UNAM: DAVID SEBASTIAN GERNANDT;
Autores externos: Idioma: Año de publicación: 2014Resumen:
Conifers (pinophytes or pinopsids) are woody trees or shrubs with simple
leaves and with their reproductive structures arranged in cones. They
have played a dominant role in terrestrial biomes on six of the seven
continents, and left a fossil record in Antarctica. The conifer fossil
record begins in the Carboniferous and indicates that most of this
group's diversity has gone extinct. Modern conifers are classified in 6
families, and about 70 genera and 670 species. Pinus, the most diverse
living genus with about 115 species, is distributed throughout the
Northern Hemisphere, while Podocarpus, the second most diverse genus
with about 100 species, is distributed throughout the Southern
Hemisphere and the tropics. Most conifers are long lived and have
exceptionally large population sizes, and all are wind pollinated; these
characteristics may explain why retention of ancestral alleles has been
observed in many recently diverged species. Phylogenetic studies based
both on morphological characters and DNA sequences mostly agree on the
relationship families and genera. Two unresolved questions are whether
conifers should include the Gnetopsida, and the late appearance of the
family Pinaceae in the fossil record. Some significant contributions of
the phylogenetic approach include the demonstration that the Taxaceae
are conifers with highly reduced seed-bearing organs, and the
recognition of six monophyletic families. Evolutionary shifts within
conifers include the parallel modification in leaf shape and structure
associated with survival in dry environments with high light intensity,
modifications of cones and seeds associated with wind- or
animal-mediated dispersal, independent fusion of the ovuliferous scale
and bract in Araucariaceae and Cupressaceae, and differences in the
inheritance patterns of cytoplasmic organelles.