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Recent DNA sequencing data have shown that J. flaccida var. flaccida, J. f. var. martinezii and J. f. var. poblana are polyphyletic taxa. Additional analysis using Random Amplified Polymorphic DNAs (RAPDs) analyses for J. durangensis, J. flaccida var. flaccida, var. martinezii, and var. poblana, J. jaliscana, J. monticola and J. standleyi revealed exactly the same pattern of relationships as seen with the sequence data. Specifically, that J. flaccida and its varieties are polyphyletic. Upon re-examination of the morphology, J. f. var. martinezii and var. poblana are recognized as distinct species: J. martinezii Perez de la Rosa and J. poblana (Mart.) R. P. Adams, stat. nov.

Re-examination of the taxonomy of Juniperus flaccida var. martinezii, and var. poblana (Cupressaceae)