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Evolutionary information was inferred from the topology of metabolic networks corresponding to 17 plant species belonging to major plant lineages  Chlorophytes ,  Bryophytes ,  Lycophytes  and  Angiosperms . The plant metabolic networks were built using the substrate-product network modeling based on the metabolic reactions available on the PlantCyc database (version 9.5), from which their local topological properties such as degree, in-degree, out-degree, clustering coefficient, hub-score, authority-score, local efficiency, betweenness and eigencentrality were measured. The topological measurements corresponding to each metabolite within the networks were considered as a set of metabolic characters to compound a feature vector representing each plant. Our results revealed that some local topological characters are able to discern among plant kinships, since similar phylogenies were found when comparing dendrograms obtained by topological metrics to the one obtained by DNA sequences of chloroplast genes. Furthermore, we also found that even a smaller number of metabolic characters is able to separate among major clades with high bootstrap support (BS > 95), while for some suborders a bigger content has been required.

Topological assessment of metabolic networks reveals evolutionary information