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Table 1 List of the 40 Arundinarieae species sampled in this study, with flowering cycle data

From: Negative correlation between rates of molecular evolution and flowering cycles in temperate woody bamboos revealed by plastid phylogenomics

Taxon

Lineage

Flowering period (Years)

Reference

Bergbambos tessellata

I

~45

[67]

Oldeania alpina

II

40

[68]

Oldeania humbertii

II

+

[19]

Oldeania ibityensis

II

+

[19]

Oldeania itremoensis

II

+

Field observation

Oldeania cf. madagascariensis

II

+

[19]

Ampelocalamus actinotrichus

III

+

[20]

Chimonocalamus longiusculus

III

+

[20]

Ferrocalamus rimosivaginus

IV

–

[20]

Gelidocalamus tessellatus

IV

+

[20]

Sasa longiligulata

IV

–

[20]

Shibataea chiangshanensis

IV

–

[20]

Bashania faberi

V

50–60

[69]

Bashania fargesii

V

70–75

[70]

Chimonobambusa tumidissinoda

V

+

[20]

Fargesia nitida

V

109

~100

[71]

[19]

Fargesia spathacea

V

+

[20]

Fargesia yunnanensis

V

+

[20]

Indocalamus longiauritus

V

+

[20]

Phyllostachys edulis

V

67

[72]

[73]

Phyllostachys nigra

V

59–63

[18]

Phyllostachys propinqua

V

–

[20]

Phyllostachys sulphurea

V

>60 or 100

[18]

Yushania levigata

V

+

[20]

Acidosasa purpurea

VI

+

[20]

Arundinaria appalachiana

VI

+

[74]

Arundinaria gigantea

VI

20–25

[74]

Arundinaria tecta

VI

4–7?

[74]

Indosasa shibataeoides

VI

+

[20]

Indosasa sinica

VI

+

[20]

Oligostachyum shiuyingianum

VI

+

[20]

Pleioblastus maculatus

VI

+

[20]

Pseudosasa cantorii

VI

+

[20]

Pseudosasa japonica

VI

19

[75]

Thamnocalamus spathiflorus

VII

10

[18]

Indocalamus wilsonii

VII

+

[20]

Gaoligongshania megalothyrsa

IX

78

[76]

Indocalamus sinicus

X

+

[20]

Ampelocalamus calcareus

XI

+

Field observation

Kuruna debilis

XII

1

≤5

[77]

[78]

  1. NOTE.—‘+’ denotes species with flowering recorded but without a reliably documented flowering cycle. ‘-’ denotes the species where flowering has never been recorded. Taxa in bold were newly sequenced in this study