The role of in situ species diversification for the evolution of high vascular plant species diversity in the European Alps—A review and interpretation of phylogenetic studies of the endemic flora of the Alps

Volume: 26, Pages: 28 - 38
Published: Jun 1, 2017
Abstract
By harbouring ca. 3500 native vascular plant species in an area of ca. 170 000 km2, the European Alps represent a region of very high species diversity. Using the most recently published flora of the area and phylogenetic literature, I here review which proportion of the endemic flora of the Alps is the result of in situ diversification, i.e., of diversification in the area and (largely) restricted to the area. There exist only very few and...
Paper Details
Title
The role of in situ species diversification for the evolution of high vascular plant species diversity in the European Alps—A review and interpretation of phylogenetic studies of the endemic flora of the Alps
Published Date
Jun 1, 2017
Volume
26
Pages
28 - 38
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