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Table 3 Evaluation of the identification capability of thirteen regions among four genera in subfamily Zingiberoideae

From: Molecular evolution of chloroplast genomes in subfamily Zingiberoideae (Zingiberaceae)

Species

Bootstrap values of thirteen regions on ML trees

matK

ndhF

ycf1

trnK-UUU-CDS1-rps16-CDS2

psaJ

-rpl33

ycf4

-cemA

trnT-UGU-trnL-UAA-CDS1

trnT-GGU-psbD

rpl32-trnL-UAG

psbM-trnD-GUC

ndhF

-rpl32

rps15

-ycf1

ccsA

-ndhD

G. lancangensis

62

56

66

95

64

59

60

71

92

85

56

92

93

G. marantina

99

100

99

92

80

100

92

87

98

100

99

87

71

G. multiflora

99

56

100

99

98

82

99

71

92

99

56

98

71

G. schomburgkii

89

99

99

92

98

72

99

28

100

75

91

89

96

G.schomburgkii var. angustata

89

99

99

92

98

72

99

28

100

75

91

89

96

H. coccineum

28

100

50

36

90

99

88

73

69

63

89

42

88

H. coronarium

100

27

100

36

20

26

100

100

99

100

100

26

20

H. neocarneum

28

24

82

71

17

70

30

54

29

28

31

26

14

H. spicatum

72

27

82

71

20

70

30

73

29

28

31

62

20

K. galanga

40

86

98

58

61

72

99

93

33

7

94

60

35

K. elegans

95

86

98

96

61

38

99

93

33

22

94

53

35

K. rotunda ‘Red Leaf’

96

100

100

99

97

95

87

99

82

97

87

93

62

K. rotunda ‘Silver

Diamonds’

96

100

100

99

97

95

87

99

82

97

87

93

62

Z. montanum

63

55

56

87

84

72

84

98

54

63

56

61

35

Z. officinale

49

87

80

98

60

95

61

75

13

41

27

61

43

Z. recurvatum

85

94

100

93

94

93

100

94

91

81

44

47

21

Z. spectabile

63

98

56

86

60

72

81

64

13

89

20

53

35

Z. zerumbet

88

98

56

86

84

72

84

64

54

89

20

55

40

ratio(%)

77.78

83.33

100

88.89

83.33

88.89

88.89

88.89

66.67

72.22

66.67

77.78

44.44

  1. Note: ratio (%) = [(the total number of species-the number of species with bootstrap values below 50%) /the total number of species] × 100%; : ycf1 is here a protein coding gene in chloroplast genome. The sequenced species in this study were marked in bold