Angiosperm phylogeny: 17 genes, 640 taxa
Pamela S. Soltis(Florida Museum of Natural History), Jay B. Walker(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Nancy Refulio(University of Washington), Samuel F. Brockington(University of Cambridge), Matthew A. Gitzendanner(University of Florida), Kenneth J. Wurdack(Smithsonian Institution), Sunny Crawley(Virginia Tech), Michael J. Donoghue(Yale University), Stephen A. Smith(University of Michigan), Reed S. Beaman(Florida Museum of Natural History), David C. Tank(University of Wyoming), Michael J. Sanderson(Met Office), Richard G. Olmstead(Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture), Walter S. Judd(University of Florida), Maribeth Latvis(Florida Museum of Natural History), Khidir W. Hilu(Virginia Tech), Nico Cellinese(Florida Museum of Natural History), Diaga Diouf(Cheikh Anta Diop University), Zhenxiang Xi(Sichuan University), Kenneth J. Sytsma(University of Wisconsin System), Charles C. Davis(Harvard University), Michael J. Moore(Florida Museum of Natural History), Chelsea M. Black(Virginia Tech), Catherine A. Rushworth(Harvard University), Charles D. Bell(University of New Orleans), Barbara S. Carlsward(Eastern Illinois University), Yin‐Long Qiu(University of Michigan)
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