Some of the folks I work with have finally published their research on the Sarracenia family tree. I have been holding off on sharing details on this research forever and can't contain my excitement any longer!
I know almost all of the authors personally (folks from UGA and the Atlanta Botanical Garden), and can attest that you couldn't ask for a more dedicated group of people to do this research. The paper represents years of work, culminating in likely the best resolution of the tree in 30 years. Most of it's in foreign science language, but this paper will be the standard for taxonomy and conservation efforts for some time.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1055790315000330
I know almost all of the authors personally (folks from UGA and the Atlanta Botanical Garden), and can attest that you couldn't ask for a more dedicated group of people to do this research. The paper represents years of work, culminating in likely the best resolution of the tree in 30 years. Most of it's in foreign science language, but this paper will be the standard for taxonomy and conservation efforts for some time.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1055790315000330
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