Figure 8: (A) Tree resulted standard MP analysis of 159,074 bp alignment of complete plastomes of palms (Arecales), Dasypogonales, and Typha latifolia (Poales, Typhaceae) from Barrett et al. (2016) (see their Fig. 4 and Fig. S5), a posteriori rooted relatively the cattail (Typha) (length = 66,788, CI = 0.7363, RI = 0.6109), 119,251 characters are constant, and the number of the parsimonyinformative characters is equal to 19,124; (B) the average consensus tree of the score 0.00755 resulted the analysis of the Hennigian forest of the 25,630 trees derived from the modified binary representation of the original 159,074 bp alignment of complete plastomes of palms (Arecales), Dasypogonales, and Typha latifolia (Poales, Typhaceae) from Barrett et al. (2016) (see “Materials and Methods” for the details). The cattail is assumed to be the best all-plesiomorphic group. “Additional…” FORESTER’s output tree file (see “Materials and Methods” for the details) selected for future analysis; (C) the average consensus tree of the score 0.00760 resulted the analysis of the Hennigian forest of the 25,576 trees, derived from the binary representation of the original 15,9074 bp alignment of the complete plastomes of palms (Arecales), Dasypogonales, and Typha latifolia (Poales, Typhaceae) from Barrett et al. (2016) (see “Materials and Methods” for the details), but with all of the 54 trees, which contain the clade (Cocos nucifera plus Elaeis guineensis) have been removed from the input forest before analysis.