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Distribution and phylogenetic relationships of Tridimeris species. a Geographic distribution of the species belonging to the T. sect. Tridimeris (circles) and T. sect. Zoque (stars). b Maximum likelihood tree (RaxML) based on 290 Annonaceae wide exons. Blue circles indicate strongly supported clades (bootstrap values = 100); the bars indicate the position of the T. sect. Tridimeris (blue) and the T. sect. Zoque (reddish). On the right, photographs of the flowers of T. chiapensis (at the top) as a representative of the T. sect. Zoque and the flower of T. nebulosa (at the bottom) as a representative of the T. sect. Tridimeris
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Tridimeris is the only genus of Annonaceae endemic to Mexico, and since its description more than 150 years ago, the genus has been largely ignored. Here, based on herbarium specimens and a comprehensive phylogenomic study involving hundreds of nuclear markers, the first taxonomic revision of the genus Tridimeris (Annonaceae, Malmeioideae, subtribe...