Despite the fact that the data on plant genomics, with its impact on the assessement of biodiversity and evolution, show a logarithmic increase, there has been a gap in the literature for a comprehensive series covering all groups of the plant kingdom. This series aims to fill that gap.

Molecular phylogenetics, evolution and population biology in brassicaceae
evolutionary dynamics of repetitive DNA fraction in two wild Triticeae species
hybridization and evolution of the nrITS spacer region
gene families and their evolution in angiosperms - ABC transporter genes in Arabidopsis thaliana
cladistic analysis of chloroplast rbcL gene and trnL-trnF intergenic spacer sequences in taxaceae and related taxa
genome phylogenetics in chrysanthemum sensu lato
use of repeated and coding DNA sequences to study genetic relationships in genus Helianthus
cytogenetic and molecular genetic evidence on evolution of genus Triticum
hybrid introgression in Betula
molecular systematics of bryophytes in context of land plant phylogeny
the use of in-situ hybridization to investigate plant chromosome diversity
molecular phylogenetic studies in Rosaccae.