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As currently delimitated, the species-rich mustard tribe   Euclidieae   DC. (  Brassicaceae  ) comprises 28 genera and 152 species distributed primarily in Asia. To date, no tribe-wide comprehensive phylogenetic analysis has been conducted. In this study, sequence data from the nuclear ribosomal internal transcribed spacer ( nrITS ) region of 82 species in all 28 genera of   Euclidieae   were used to test its monophyly and infer inter- and intra-generic relationships within. Phylogenetic analyses revealed that    Rhammatophyllum    and    Sisymbriopsis    are embedded within    Solms-laubachia    s.l., and    Solms-laubachia   lanuginosa    (   Eurycarpus   lanuginosus   ) fell outside the tribe. Therefore,    Solms-laubachia    s.l. as currently recognized is not monophyletic and its generic delimitation needed further study. Besides, our results suggest that the genera    Lepidostemon   ,    Neotorularia   , and    Tetracme    are polyphyletic.

New insights into the taxonomy of tribe Euclidieae ( Brassicaceae ), evidence from nrITS sequence data