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These fundamental trees are combined into a strict consensus (Fig. 5).

Reticulation patterns were not optimised as a character on any of the parsimonious fundamental trees.

Instead we here utilized the strict consensus to study the within and between clade distribution of reticulation patterns over all parsimonious fundamental trees.

The Kishino and Hasegawa test of the four MP fundamental trees of the A. bipustulatus complex resulted in one phylogenetic hypothesis with the lowest likelihood value.

Forcing the kiesenwetterii, falcozi or solieri forms on the "best" MP fundamental tree (Fig. 6) to be monophyletic resulted in a dramatic increase in three length of 71.1 % compared to the fundamental trees.

Main differences between these fundamental trees were the position of three haplotypes (BipSwe2, BipFra3 and BipPor2) and the grouping of the two clades consisting of the BipIce1, BipIce2, BipFra12, BipFra13 and the A. nevadensis, BipFra5, BipIra1, and BipMor1 specimens.

Nitrogen is frequently a limiting factor for growth of forest trees, thus development of a fundamental understanding of nitrogen assimilation and metabolism is particularly important in broadening our understanding of fundamental tree biology.

The fundamental tree-like character of evolution is not derived from an observed tree-like pattern of classification.

However, with few exceptions [ 21, 39], all approaches to date suffer from starting at the same place - assuming that there is a fundamental tree-like structure at the heart of biological evolution and then invoking ad hoc criteria to explain data that does not conform (the presence of plasmids, viruses, horizontal gene transfer, genome fusion, endosymbioses and so forth).

Just as mammals are alike at a fundamental level, trees are similarly alike.

Absorption of photosynthetically active radiation (APAR) is fundamental for tree growth and is strongly influenced by crown architecture.