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-Phylogramme consensuel sur la règle de majorité à 50% de la famille Pezizaceae, obtenu dans mrBayes, sur une combinaison des gènes 28s rDnA-rPB2-β-tubulin. Les noeuds supportés par une probabilité postérieure (PP) bayésienne > 0,95 ou une proportion de bootstraps (BP) en maximum de vraisemblance (mL) >70 % sont annotés. Les terminaisons en gras représentent des séquences d'espèces violettes. Les Ascobolus servent de groupe externe.

-Phylogramme consensuel sur la règle de majorité à 50% de la famille Pezizaceae, obtenu dans mrBayes, sur une combinaison des gènes 28s rDnA-rPB2-β-tubulin. Les noeuds supportés par une probabilité postérieure (PP) bayésienne > 0,95 ou une proportion de bootstraps (BP) en maximum de vraisemblance (mL) >70 % sont annotés. Les terminaisons en gras représentent des séquences d'espèces violettes. Les Ascobolus servent de groupe externe.

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A detailed presentation and illustration of violet species belonging to different epigeous genera of Pezizaceae are provided, thanks to morphological, ecological, and molecular data. in this first introductory part we provide the methods, the systematics and introduce a general key to the genera present in Europe.

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... présenté dans VAn VoorEn (2020) s'appuyant sur trois gènes dont la combinaison a montré de bons résultats pour topographier la famille des Pezizaceae (HAn- sEn et al., 2005). Cet arbre a été modifié visuellement pour faire ressortir les genres comptant au moins une espèce de couleur violette, soit au moins douze genres de Pezizaceae (Fig. 1), auquel il faut ajouter le genre Boudiera Cooke, non figuré ici, qui appartient à la lignée /pachyella (HAnsEn et al., ...

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