TaxonomyThe phylogenetic study of Klak shows a clade consisting of a Stomatium, Bergeranthus, Khadia, Volia, Antegibbaeum, Acrodon and Didymaotus clade. This clade is monophyletic, with Stomatium and Bergeranthus clades being the largest.
Closely retaliated is the Aloinopsis clade.
Plant theory 2Bergeranthoideae is a monophyletic clade and placed in
Subphase 3, as cases of Carruanthes ringers and
Faucaria tigrina have shown. The Aloinopsis clade is included tentatively.
GeneraBergerantheae: Antegibbaeum, Bergeranthus, Brianhuntleya, Carruanthus, Cerochlamys, Chasmatophyllum, Cylindrophyllum, Faucaria, Hereroa, Khadia, Machairophyllum, Mossia, Neohenricia, Orthopterum, Peersia, Rhinephyllum, Rhombophyllum, Stomatium, Vlokia,
Aloinopseae: Aloinopsis, Deilanthe, Nananthus, Pleiospilos, Prepodesma, Rabiea, Tanquana, Titanopsis.
Taxonomy according to Hartmann.Bergeranthus clade: Bergeranthus (9), Bijlia (2), Carruanthus (2), Cerochlamys (3), Hereroa (c. 30), Machairophyllum (5), Rhombophyllum (5)
Stomatium clade: Chasmatophyllum (8), Faucaria (6), Frithia (2), Mossia (1), Neohenricia (2), Orthopterum (2), Peersia (3), Rabiea (6), Rhinephyllum (14), Stomatium (39)
LiteratureKlak, Cornelia & Bruyns, Peter V. & Hanácek, Pavel; A phylogenetic hypothesis for the recently diversified Ruschieae (
Aizoaceae) in southern Africa; Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 69, pages 1005–1020; 2013.