A phylogenetic tree containing 133 plant species from a pine forest flora study. The tree includes both tip and node labels, is rooted, and contains branch lengths.
PFF_treeA phylo object (phylogenetic tree) with the following structure:
133 terminal nodes representing plant species
121 internal nodes with taxonomic labels
Species names including Hymenopappus mexicanus, Heliomeris multiflora, Bahia dissecta, etc.
Taxonomic group names including Spermatophyta, eudicotyledons, Pentapetalae, etc.
Branch lengths indicating evolutionary distances
Tree is rooted
This phylogenetic tree represents the evolutionary relationships among 133 plant species found in pine forest ecosystems. The tree structure includes:
133 terminal taxa (tip labels with species names)
121 internal nodes with higher-level taxonomic classifications
Branch lengths representing evolutionary time or genetic distance
Root indicating the common ancestor of all included species
The tree was constructed as part of a comprehensive study examining plant functional strategies in pine forest communities, specifically testing the leaf-height-seed (LHS) plant strategy scheme proposed in functional ecology.
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