Fig. 2.
Phylogenetic tree of 328 Central European native Asteraceae species. Fruit heteromorphic species are denoted with a red ‘H’ and monomorphic species with a black ‘M’. The red bars beside the letters are for species that are naturalized somewhere outside of Europe (i.e. naturalization incidence >0); blue bars are for species not known to be naturalized outside Europe. The sizes of the red bars are proportional to the log10(+2) of the number of GloNAF regions (i.e. extent of naturalization). A high-resolution version of the same tree that also shows the names of all species can be seen as Supplementary Data Fig. S1.

Phylogenetic tree of 328 Central European native Asteraceae species. Fruit heteromorphic species are denoted with a red ‘H’ and monomorphic species with a black ‘M’. The red bars beside the letters are for species that are naturalized somewhere outside of Europe (i.e. naturalization incidence >0); blue bars are for species not known to be naturalized outside Europe. The sizes of the red bars are proportional to the log10(+2) of the number of GloNAF regions (i.e. extent of naturalization). A high-resolution version of the same tree that also shows the names of all species can be seen as Supplementary Data Fig. S1.

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