Figure 3
From: Genetic analysis reveals unprecedented diversity of a globally-important plant pathogenic genus
Maximum likelihood tree of HSP60 gene sequences. The tree describes the relationship of Botrytis species isolates collected from peonies in Alaska (indicated by ○) and Washington (indicated by □) to named Botrytis species and endophytic Botrytis species from Centaurea stoebe (indicated by ◊) (Shipunov et al.31) and Taxacum officinale (indicated by ▿) (Shaw et al.32) using Sclerotinia sclerotiorum as an outgroup. A total of 834 positions were used in the final dataset. Evolutionary relationships were modelled using Kimura 2-parameter model with gamma distribution rates. Bootstrap percentages (n = 1000) are shown on branches. Branches with <50% bootstrap support are not shown. The tree is drawn to scale with branch lengths proportional to the number of substitutions per site.
