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(American Journal of Botany. 2001;88:COVER-cover.)
© 2001 Botanical Society of America, Inc. Cover Illustration: The magnificent blossoms of magnolias have been highly prized in landscaping for centuries. Molecular analysis of the magnolia family provides new evidence for phylogenetic relationships previously undetected by systematists. See Kim et al.: Phylogenetic relationships in family Magnoliaceae inferred from ndhFsequences, pp. 718-730 in this issue. From top left: Michelia champaca; Mich. figo; Mich. maudiae; Magnolia biondii; Mag. zenii; Mag. kobus; Mag. stellata; Mag. campbellii; Mag. sprengeri; Mag. denudata; Mag. cylindrica; Mag. salicifolia; Mag. lilliflora; Mag. acuminata; Manglietia moto; Mang. insignis; Mag. grandiflora; Mag. sharpii; Mag. virginiana; Mag. henryi; Mag. delavayi; Mag. coco; Mag. sieboldii; Mag. wilsonii; Mag. obovata; Mag. officinalis; Mag. tripetala; Mag. splendens; Mag. fraseri; Kmeria septentrionalis; Mag. macrophylla; Liriodendron tulipifera. Photo credit: Sangtae Kim, Richard Figlar, Dorothy Callaway, Munyong Chong, Kihun Song, Holly Forbes, Kenneth Durio, and Junghee Lee. Design: Sangtae Kim.
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