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In this study,  Ziziphora  taxa grown in Turkey along with those grown in different parts of the world were analyzed with respect to morphological revision and molecular systematic analyses using nuclear ribosomal  ITS  ( nrITS ) sequences and the chloroplast ( trnL-F ) sequences. Both  nrITS  and  trnL-F  sequences clearly suggested  Ziziphora  was a monophyletic genus. Morphological revision mostly confirmed the previous systematic position of the taxa examined, while for some taxa, morphological uncertainties combined with DNA sequence data suggested rearrangements and new taxa. With this respect, some of the unidentified  Z. clenopodioides  specimens were suggested as potentially 2 new subspecies while the status of  Z. clenopodioides  subsp.  filicaulis  was suggested to change from subspecies to species. Interestingly, four  Z. tenuior  ecotypes from the eastern, central and southern parts of Turkey displayed different  nrITS  sequences and hence they were suggested as four different new subspecies of  Z. tenuior . This is the first report presenting a revised status of  Ziziphora  L. taxa in Turkey based on molecular systematic analysis, with respect to its related members in different parts of the world.

plant biosystems - an international journal dealing with all aspects of plant biology

Phylogenetic analysis of  Ziziphora  (Lamiaceae) using nuclear ( nrITS ) and plastid ( trnL-F ) DNA: suggestions for new arrangements and status changes