Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society

Papers
(The median citation count of Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
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A new morphogenetic type of fruit for Hamamelidaceae: the case of Loropetalum89
Phylogeny, chronology, and phylogeography in Australasian Hypnodendraceae74
Eocene palynoflora from the La Marcelina Formation, Patagonia, Argentina34
Phylogeographical patterns in the perennial herb Hepatica insularisasiatica complex: taxonomic insights26
Evolutionary history of Pinguicula sect. Pinguicula (Lentibulariaceae)15
Faster than expected: 5-year re-surveys reveal accelerating plant colonization in two proglacial forelands of the Gran Paradiso National Park (NW Italian Alps)15
The impact of pollinator functional traits on pollination effectiveness is shaped by floral morphs in distylous plant species15
Gynoecium structure and pollen tube pathway in the cactus family with emphasis on tribe Trichocereeae (Cactaceae: Cactoideae)15
Genomic data inform taxonomy and conservation of Critically Endangered shrubs: a case study of Zieria (Rutaceae) species from eastern Australia14
Allopatric diversification within Centaurea aplolepa (Asteraceae): insights from population genetics and morphometry13
Cytomolecular characterization of early and late condensing chromosome regions in some Annonaceae species12
Population structure and genetic diversity uncover hidden speciation in an atypical Petunia (Solanaceae) population12
Mixed evidence of a commensal relationship between a rare epiphytic orchid and cohabiting bryophytes12
Floral structure, histochemistry, and volatile compounds in Bulbophyllum species of the ‘Cirrhopetalum alliance’ (Orchidaceae)12
Comparative floral anatomy in species of Cyperoideae (Poales: Cyperaceae) and insights into the evolution of floral traits12
An evolutionary constraint between reproduction and growth in a clade of Miconia (Melastomataceae)11
Molecular phylogenetics ofEuploca(Boraginaceae): homoplasy in many characters, including the C4 photosynthetic pathway10
Homeologue differential expression in the flavonoid biosynthetic pathway underlies flower colour variation in natural and synthetic polyploids of Nicotiana tabacum (Solanaceae)10
Phylogenetic relationships of Aquilaria and Gyrinops (Thymelaeaceae) revisited: evidence from complete plastid genomes10
Unravelling relationships and inferring the biogeographic history of a group of herbaceous bamboos from the Northeast Atlantic Forest (Piresia: Olyreae: Bambusoideae)10
Molecular phylogenetics of Distephanus supports the recognition of a new tribe, Distephaneae (Asteraceae)9
Niche conservatism, divergence and polyploidy inSennaseriesAphyllae(Fabaceae: Caesalpinioideae) from arid zones of South America9
Insights into the morphology and evolution of orbicules in the Spermacoce clade (Spermacoceae-Rubiaceae) and implications for systematics9
The classification of the fern family Gleicheniaceae, with the description of a new genus, segregated from Sticherus9
Characterization of anatomical characters of Peperomia (Piperaceae) from Asia for taxonomy9
Morphology and anatomy of leaves in the succulent Duseniella patagonica (Barnadesioideae, Asteraceae) in relation to arid environments and saline soils of the Monte and Patagonia of Argentina9
First dated phylogenetic reconstruction of the genus Tamarix (Tamaricaceae): biogeographical implications and hybridization processes in the Mediterranean Basin9
Long-term fieldwork in Brazil helps to unravel the diversity and evolution of the Neotropical Olyreae (Poaceae: Bambusoideae): an unexpected new and threatened genus in Parianinae9
Environmental and geographical biases in plant specimen data from the Colombian Andes9
Sphaerocrystals in seeds ofEuphorbiasubgenusEsula(Euphorbiaceae): morphology, occurrence, and relationship with phylogeny8
Character reconstruction and re-circumscription of the genus Convolvulus L. (Convolvulaceae)8
Bulgarian endemic Carex riloensis, a synonym of Carex tricolor (Cyperaceae): morphological and genetic evidence8
Evidence for spatial and temporal variation in mating system ofTolpis macrorhiza(Asteraceae), a species endemic to Madeira8
New molecular evidence for Canarian endemicRuta(Rutaceae: Ruteae) reveals a complex evolutionary history and overlooked diversification processes8
The evolution of chromosome number during the diversification of the tribe Vernonieae (Asteraceae)8
Karyotype diversity and genome size in the Cyphomandra clade of Solanum L. (Solanaceae)8
Let’s pluck the daisy: dissection as a tool to explore the diversity of Asteraceae capitula8
Trends of fruit morphogenesis in Pandanaceae: comparative carpology of Freycinetia Gaudich8
Unravelling floral ontogeny and evolutionary trade-offs in the Adesmia clade (Dalbergieae, Papilionoideae, Fabaceae)8
The migration history of the Kamchatka rhododendron (Therorhodion camtschaticum s.l.) indicates two distinct dispersal routes towards Eastern Beringia8
Morphoanatomy and evolution of the bracteole and sepal glands of the Amazonian genus Lophanthera A. Juss. (Galphimioid clade)8
Architectural traits underlie growth form diversity and polycarpic versus monocarpic life histories inCerberiopsis(Apocynaceae)7
Trichomes in the megadiverse genus Croton (Euphorbiaceae): a revised classification, identification parameters and standardized terminology7
Molecular phylogenetics of Oxalis subg. Thamnoxys (Oxalidaceae) reveals artificial arrangements of traditional sections7
Correction to: Population structure and signals of local adaptation in Eugenia uniflora (Myrtaceae), a widely distributed species in the Atlantic Forest7
Understanding floral variation in Leiothrix (Poales: Eriocaulaceae): anatomy, development and insights into pollination7
Relics of the past—Myristica swamps of Western Ghats biodiversity hotspot7
Let there be clades: phylogenetics ofMimosaseriesPachycarpaeandSetosae(Fabaceae) improves the infrageneric classification of the genus7
Genetic variation in the symbiont partners in the endangered macrolichenSeirophora villosa(Teloschistaceae: Ascomycota)7
Unstable patterns of flower structure and development in the almost dioecious species Acer negundo (Sapindaceae, Sapindales)7
Evolution of cold tolerance in the highly stress-tolerant samphires and relatives (Salicornieae: Amaranthaceae)7
Anatomical conservatism in the wood and bark of the species-rich Byrsonimoid clade (Malpighiaceae)7
Out of the Balkans and Anatolia to the Western Alps? Surprising phylogenetic implications for two endemicAlyssum(Brassicaceae) species:A. cognensesp. nov. andA. rossetii7
Plastome analysis elucidates the phylogenetic placement of the mycoheterotrophic genus Yoania (Orchidaceae) and its plastomic degeneration during the evolution of mycoheterotrophy7
Holocene leaf impressions of Tessaria integrifolia Ruiz & Pav. (Asteraceae, Inuleae) from the Eastern Chacoan District and its palaeo-distribution in the Neotropics6
Macroevolutionary trends in the karyotypic evolution of Caesalpinioideae (Leguminosae)6
Genetic structure and potential hybridization between populations of two Penstemon species6
Molecular phylogenetics shed light on polyploid speciation in gorses (Ulex, Fabaceae: Genisteae) and on the origin of the invasive Ulex europaeus6
Distribution patterns of glandular trichomes in the flora of the Hengduan Mountains, southwestern China6
A molecular phylogeny of the early-branching Genistoid lineages of papilionoid legumes reveals a new Amazonian genus segregated from Clathrotropis6
Evolution of pollen morphology in Calyceraceae and insights into its early evolutionary differentiation6
Factors influencing the global invasion of the South American weedy species Praxelis clematidea (Asteraceae): a niche shift and modelling-based approach6
Short-distance gene flow and morphological divergence inEschscholzia parishii(Papaveraceae): implications for speciation in desert winter annuals6
Correction to: Piper section Muldera (Piperaceae) of the Malay Peninsula: variation and species limits6
A morphological analysis of Syzygium, with a focus on fibre bundles and description of a new subgenus5
Correction to: Disentangling a 40-year-old taxonomic puzzle: phylogenetic position of Mimulicalyx (Lamiales)5
Remarkable floral colour variation in the functionally specialized fly-pollinated iris,Moraea lurida5
Apomixis occurs frequently along the entire American Cordillera5
Species delimitation, hybridization and possible apomixis in a rapid radiation of Western AustralianLeptospermum(Myrtaceae)5
Island hopping: dispersal of Pitcairnia L’Her. (Bromeliaceae) through the Caribbean islands5
From the Mediterranean to the Pacific: re-circumscription towardsNotelaea s.l.and historical biogeography of a generic complex in Oleinae (Oleaceae)5
Historical biogeography of Vellozia (Velloziaceae) reveals range expansion in South American mountaintops after climatic cooling events and increased diversification rates after the occupation 5
Can we rescue Centranthus (Caprifoliaceae: Valerianoideae) from the Valeriana sea?5
Phylogeography and chromosome number variation in Micranthes nelsoniana and related species (Saxifragaceae) in Northeast Asia5
Embryo traits and their taxonomic implications in stipoid grasses (Poaceae: Stipeae) in Asia5
Narrow endemism of Dyckia (Bromeliaceae) species within a vegetative mosaic region in the Midwest Brazil: insights from the phylogeographic patterns5
A phylogenomic reconstruction of the Endangered Malagasy tree genusCapurodendron(Sapotaceae) with nine new species and an identification key5
Fruit structure and pericarp histogenesis of Cyclospatheae and Ceroxyleae (Arecaceae: Ceroxyloideae)5
Genomic diversity under the influence of environmental factors highlights the future vulnerability of rare conifers: the case of the southernmost Pilgerodendron uviferum 5
How important was polyploidy in the diversification of herbs in the Chaquean Domain? The case of theTurnera sidoidesautopolyploid complex (Passifloraceae: Turneroideae)5
The architecture of floral diversity: a bipartite network of flower morphology in the Neotropical rainforest of Barro Colorado Island, Panama5
Taxonomy of the Chinese Ligusticum s.l. revisited by molecular data and mericarp morphology5
A trip of a bamboo lifetime: tracing the origin and evolution of Chusquea (Poaceae, Bambusoideae, Bambuseae) in Patagonia, southernmost South America5
High-throughput sequencing confirms the boundary between traditionally considered species pairs in a group of lichenized fungi (Peltigeraceae, Pseudocyphellaria)5
Molecular and ecological evidence reveal a speciation process in Nicotiana sect. Alatae (Solanaceae) in the southern Brazilian plateau5
Phylogeographic analysis reveals early Pleistocene divergence and strong genetic structure inEuphorbia phosphorea(Euphorbiaceae), an endemic species to the semi-arid Caatinga Biome5
Genetic and morphological differentiation within Euphorbia japygica (Euphorbiaceae) suggests divergence of populations from the south-eastern Apennine Peninsula5
In search of lost time: tracing the fossil diversity of Podocarpaceae through the ages5
Correction to: Pollination ecology of Dracula erythrochaete (Orchidaceae): brood-site imitation or food deception?5
Morphoanatomical study of Neotropical Dorstenia (Moraceae) inflorescences reveal new insights and variation in late-diverging species4
Community assembly of tropical Fagaceae-dominated forests in Thailand dates back at least to the Late Palaeogene4
Possible multiple origins of some important characteristics of the keel (papilionate) flowers within Fabales4
Can repeatomic similarity favour interspecific hybridization? Comparative analysis of repetitive elements among Spondias species (Anacardiaceae)4
Phylogenomics and intergenomic conflict in a challenging orchid clade (Calypsoinae): monophyly of Corallorhiza, paraphyly of Oreorchis, and resurrection of Kitigorchis4
Solving a century-old conundrum: genetic integrity of a rare and local endemic shrub facing introgression with a widespread congener4
Development of ovules in Apocynaceae and their evolution in Gentianales4
Biogeographical evidence suggests a Panama–Northwest South American origin for Dryadella (Orchidaceae: Pleurothallidinae) and two independent lineages of Atlantic Rainforest endemics4
Genetic variability ofChamaerops humilis(Arecaceae) throughout its native range highlights two species movement pathways from its area of origin4
Adhesive metagenomics: unlocking information on the assembly of historic herbaria4
Spore morphology and evolution in Isoetes (Isoetales)4
Insights into the systematics of Old World taenitidoid ferns (Pteridoideae; Pteridaceae): evidence from phylogeny and micromorphology4
Polyploids and geographic divergence blur species delimitation in the Paspalum stellatum complex (Poaceae: Paspaleae)4
Evolutionary history, traits, and weediness inDigitaria(Poaceae: Panicoideae)4
Atypical tracheid organization in proximal wood of late Palaeozoic Sigillaria approximata Fontaine et White (Lycopsida)4
Regional flower visitor assemblages and divergence of floral traits of the baobab Adansonia digitata (Malvaceae) across Africa4
Hotspots within a hotspot: evolutionary measures unveil interesting biogeographic patterns in threatened coastal forests in Chile4
Unlocking the secret diversity of Anadenanthera: insights from molecular genetics of four evolving species4
Variation in root functional traits of Neotropical epiphytic and terrestrial orchids along an elevational gradient4
The discovery of a new giant legume tree species in a severely fragmented landscape underscores the alarming threats to the biodiversity of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest4
Leaf morphology and anatomy of Schlechtendalia luzulifolia, a basal member of subfamily Barnadesioideae (Asteraceae)4
The anther structure of Bromeliaceae Juss. (Poales) in an evolutionary perspective4
The role of sexual selection in flowering plant origin and evolution and the potential significance of female competition and selection in ovules3
The Miocene wetland of western Amazonia and its role in Neotropical biogeography3
A new genus of Lythraceae emerges from rocky outcrops of the Atlantic Forest in Brazil3
Review of the Komarovieae (Apiaceae) with inclusion of monotypic Afghan genus Mastigosciadium and description of a new genus from Northern Balochistan, Pakistan3
Admixture and selection patterns across the European distribution of Scots pine, Pinus sylvestris (Pinaceae)3
Myxodiaspory in Adenostemma brasilianum (Asteraceae): morphological and histochemical strategies for diaspore dispersion3
The need for uprooting offensive plant eponyms3
Biogeographic patterns in alpine New Zealand: using nuclear and chloroplast loci to investigate divergence and secondary contact in Notothlaspi (Brassicaceae)3
Distimake vitifolius (Convolvulaceae): reclassification of a widespread species in view of phylogenetics and convergent pollen evolution3
Revisiting floral ontogeny of the papilionoid legume Dipterygeae clade: insights from the florally divergent Amazonian genus Monopteryx3
Interplay between conservatism and divergence in climatic niche evolution of Brassicaceae tribe Eudemeae shaped their distribution across the different environments of the Andes3
Molecular analyses support revision of species diversity of the moss genus Bryum in Antarctica3
Divergent patterns of intraspecific trait variation among floral and vegetative characters in the hyperdominant dioecious Neotropical treeVirola sebifera(Myristicaceae)3
The high-altitude neotropic Ranunculi3
The largest digital database of fern and lycopod records from Honduras: spatial, temporal and collector biases3
Fossil Astropanax Seem. (Araliaceae) from the early Miocene (21.73 Mya) Mush Valley plant assemblages of Ethiopia3
Plastome sequences shed light on phylogenetic relationships, divergence time, and biogeography of the enigmatic endemism Eokochia saxicola (Amaranthaceae)3
Evolution in Helianthemum oelandicum (Cistaceae) – evidence of Holocene differentiation in morphology on the Baltic island of Öland, south-eastern Sweden3
Advances and perspectives on the evolutionary history and diversification of Neotropical Myrteae (Myrtaceae)3
Why do tropical plants often have smaller genomes? Genome size evolution in Cactaceae is shaped by geographically structured polyploidy3
Areography, environmental heterogeneity and spatial models explain patterns of past and present diversity inEdraianthus(Campanulaceae)3
Linking high diversification rates of rapidly growing Amazonian plants to geophysical landscape transformations promoted by Andean uplift3
New evidence for Peltaspermales reproductive structures and their relationships to fronds in the Gondwana Triassic3
Widespread gene flow from Betula tianshanica and Betula pendula to Betula microphylla: a rare species from Northwest China3
Young stem and leaf anatomy of 15 Malagasy-endemicDiospyrosspecies (Ebenaceae): taxonomic implications3
A dated phylogeny of the Neotropical Dipterygeae clade reveals 30 million years of winged papilionate floral conservatism in the otherwise florally labile early-branching papilionoid legumes3
An integrated analysis of species richness and response traits highlights the functional vulnerability of liverworts along the entire elevational gradient in Colombia3
Landscape genetics reveal low diversity and adaptive divergence inPortulaca hatschbachii(Portulacaceae): an endangered species endemic to rocky outcrops of the Atlantic Forest3
Towards a better understanding of Prunus (Rosaceae): molecular and morphological notes on Prunus subgenus Cerasus in Turkey3
Middle Pleistocene climate change influenced northward divergence and cold adaptation in an Asian lady’s slipper orchid, Cypripedium macranthos Sw. (Orchidaceae)3
Molecular barcoding reveals unexpected diversity in eastern North American stitchworts (Caryophyllaceae)3
Existence of biogeographic barriers for the long-term Neogene–Quaternary divergence and differentiation ofKoenigia forrestiiin the Himalaya–Hengduan Mountains3
An extreme environment drives local adaptation ofGenista tinctoria(Fabaceae) from the Mefite (Ansanto Valley, southern Italy)3
Pollination of Spondias mombin (Anacardiaceae) by crepuscular bees: effects of dim light and potential early-foraging diurnal competitors3
A synopsis of Carex subgenus Psyllophorae, sect. Junciformes (Cyperaceae) in South America3
Synopsis of Osmunda (royal ferns; Osmundaceae): towards reconciliation of genetic and biogeographic patterns with morphologic variation3
Phylogenomic analysis ofTibouchina s.s.(Melastomataceae) highlights the evolutionary complexity of Neotropical savannas2
Intersectional hybrids of Carex remota with C. otrubae and C. vulpina (Cyperaceae) in Europe2
Contrasting reproductive and ecological traits affect the genetic diversity and fine-scale genetic structure of two sympatric and epiphytic tropical bromeliads2
Common garden experiments and SNP genotyping at the extremes of a steep precipitation gradient suggest local adaptation in a Patagonian conifer2
Megagametophyte development of diploid and polyploid species of Lessingianthus (Vernonieae, Asteraceae)2
Opportunities and limits of image-based plant stress phenotyping: detecting plant salt stress status using machine learning techniques2
Morphological diversity and evolutionary changes of pollinaria in Hoya (Marsdenieae: Apocynaceae)2
Morphological and anatomical evolution of species of Valeriana (Caprifoliaceae) during the uplift of the Andean range2
Comparative phylogeography of a restricted and a widespread heather: genetic evidence of multiple independent introductions ofErica mackayanainto Ireland from northern Spain2
Plant extinction in the Anthropocene2
Consequences of ten-year abandonment in a subalpine grassland: soil and litter decomposition changes2
Intracellular gene transfer and codon usage of cytoplasmic genomes in green plants2
A timeframe for mint evolution: towards a better understanding of trait evolution and historical biogeography in Lamiaceae2
Recurrent evolutionary changes in pollen shape and ornamentation of the vataireoid clade (Papilionoideae, Fabaceae), an early-branching lineage of florally divergent genera2
Phylogenetic relationships and diversification dynamics of Cerastium (Alsineae: Caryophyllaceae): implications for biogeographical patterns of herbs in the Northern Hemisphere2
Fruit anatomy and histogenesis in Mediterranean species of Arbutus (Ericaceae: Arbutoideae): ecological and morphogenetic aspects2
Molecular phylogenetics and historical biogeography of Mansoa DC. (Bignonieae, Bignoniaceae)2
Factors maintaining floral oil gland polymorphism in a population of Banisteriopsis muricata (Malpighiaceae)2
Genomic stability in Cenostigma Tul., (Caesalpinioideae, Fabaceae): causes and consequences2
While Prosopanche (Hydnoraceae) flowers gently heat: mutualistic pollination relationships among the perianth-bearing Piperales2
A comparative approach reveals diversity of floral developmental processes in Urticaceae2
From inland vigour to coastal caution: contrasting germination strategies of a tropical hydrochoric bromeliad2
Evolutionarily stable cleistogamy2
Floral ontogeny and anatomy reveal the gynophore origin and nature in Bowdichia virgilioides (Fabaceae)2
Circumscribing Chamaecrista section Baseophyllum (Caesalpinioideae, Leguminosae) based on molecular data and morphology2
How widespread is pollination by sexual deception of fungus gnats in Pterostylis (Orchidaceae)?2
When basics are much needed: morphometric exploration of twenty-one known species of the Neotropical Carex sect. Fecundae 2
Correction to: Genetic and morphological differentiation within Euphorbia japygica (Euphorbiaceae) suggests divergence of populations from the south-eastern Apennine Peninsula2
Past climate changes and geographical barriers: the evolutionary history of a subtropical highland grassland species of Solanaceae,Petunia altiplana2
Andean uplift, climatic events, and rainforest bridges determined the spatiotemporal evolution of the cumaru and tonka beans (Dipterygeae: Leguminosae)2
Resilience to summer bushfire in the threatened orchid, Caladenia tessellata, in terms of pollination success, herbivory, and mycorrhizal associations2
The Amazonian monospecific genus Uleanthus is phylogenetically resolved in one of the most florally divergent clades of papilionoid legumes2
Inherit the wind: evolution of reproductive traits in Cyperaceae2
Angiosperm fossil woods from the Upper Cretaceous (Cardiel Formation) of Argentinean Patagonia2
Evidence for pollinator dependence and absence of pollen limitation in Crassula (Crassulaceae) species in South Africa’s Drakensberg Mountains2
Sexual deception of maleBradysia(Diptera: Sciaridae) by floral odour and morphological cues inPterostylis(Orchidaceae)2
Assessing gene flow between Dicranum scoparium Hedw. and D. bonjeanii De Not. (Dicranaceae) using single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs)2
Reproductive biology of Santolina ligustica Arrigoni, a rare narrow-ranged species: implications for conservation2
Patterns of molecular and morphological variation in Mentha subgen. Mentha (Lamiaceae)—materials for a glo2
Bark wings are related to the primary vascular system: the case of Piptadenia gonoacantha (Leguminosae)2
Recent natural hybridization inElymusandCampeiostachysof Triticeae: evidence from morphological, cytological and molecular analyses2
Asteraceae as a model system for evolutionary studies: from fossils to genomes2
Correction to: A synopsis of Carex subgenus Psyllophorae, sect. Junciformes (Cyperaceae) in South America2
Differential plastome diversification of the Lauraceae between tropical regions of Asia and America2
Morphologically hypervariable species hinder our knowledge of biodiversity: Daustinia montana (Convolvulaceae) as a case study2
Floral trait variation in a putative hybrid zone between specialist pollination systems: how could it impact pollinator attraction?2
Different but not isolated: absence of reproductive barriers and strong floral divergence between ecotypes of Epidendrum fulgens (Orchidaceae)2
On the incongruences between phylogenies inferred from nuclear ITS and organellar markers in the Rhabdoweisiaceae (Bryophyta)2
Reproductive biology of Aristolochia trilobata L. (Aristolochiaceae)2
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