Table 1 in Understanding the evolution of phenotypical characters in the Micarea prasina group (Pilocarpaceae) and descriptions of six new species within the group

Table 1. Most parsimonious ancestral character states for selected subclades of the M. prasina group. The results that differ between maximum likelihood and maximum parsimony methods for each dataset are marked with *.
CharactersM. prasina groupM. micrococca cladeM. prasina cladeMorphological charactersgoniocystsgoniocystsgoniocystsSecondary metaboliteslack of any substance*methoxymicareic acidmicareic acidPresence of apothecial pigmentsuncertain (lack of pigments OR Sedifolia-grey)lack of pigments or unknown*Sedifolia-greyGoniocystspresentpresentpresentIsidiaabsentabsentabsentSorediaabsentabsentabsentGyrophoric acidabsentabsentabsentMethoxymicareic acidabsentpresentabsentMicareic acidabsentabsentpresentPrasinic acidabsentabsentabsentThiophanic acidabsentabsentabsentCinereorufa-greenabsentabsentabsentElachista-brownabsentabsentabsentSedifolia-greyabsent*absent*present*Superba-brownabsentabsentabsent