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We analysed nine microsatellite markers for 626 individuals representing the geographic range of eight closely related endemic New Zealand species of Sophora . Structure analysis identified the optimal K value as seven, with samples identified as S  ophora  chathamica , S  ophora  fulvida , S  ophora  longicarinata , and S  ophora  prostrata retrieved as well-defined groups. The remaining samples formed less resolved groups referable to S  ophora  tetraptera and S  ophora  godleyi , with S  ophora  microphylla and S  ophora  molloyi forming the seventh group. Our data suggest that considerable admixture occurs and this is most likely the result of hybridisation or introgression. S  .  fulvida shows admixture with the sympatric S.  chathamica , and the widespread S.  microphylla exhibits admixture with the sympatric S.  godleyi , S.  molloyi , and S.  tetraptera .

Genetic Variation and Hybridisation among Eight Species of kōwhai (Sophora: Fabaceae) from New Zealand Revealed by Microsatellite Markers