Although paraphyly of the woody syndrome in Bambusoideae is well supported by tree analyses that use maternally inherited chloroplast phylogenetic markers [ 8], this has been a subject of debate.
This monophyletic relationships were supported by individual trees as well, but the proportion was 93 %, 73 and 70% and 70% monophyletic cluster oforJFs, CHICKENs and GJFs, respectheely (Figure 1).
This is somewhat supported by phylogenetic trees obtained by BI.
The species monophyly bipartitions were commonly supported by gene trees, although they were rarely rejected.
Of the 19 trypanosomatid CAMK genes identified, 13 have representatives in each species as determined by COG analysis, and supported by phylogenetic trees.
This result was further supported by phylogenetic trees constructed by using the full-length amino acids of spike and nucleocapsid proteins (Technical Appendix Figure, panels B, C).
They conclude these are probably the result of a transfer from eukaryotes, but this is not supported by their trees, which show good separation between eukaryotes and actinobacteria.
IRLC members have been shown to form a monophyletic group supported by phylogenetic trees based on matK and nuclear rDNA sequences.
The classification of about 70%% of the families and floating genera described in the Ninth Report of the International Committee on the Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV) is supported by phylogenetic trees [ 2].
If the BCA bootstrap value is above the evaluation cutoff value in a tree, the testing set is regarded as supported by that tree.
