Fig. 1From: A phylogeny of the evening primrose family (Onagraceae) using a target enrichment approach with 303 nuclear lociOnagraceae. subfamily Ludwigioideae. AÂ Ludwigia octovalvis. Flower and immature capsule. Baldwin Co., Alabama (image Warren Wagner in 2003). Subfamily Onagroideae B-L. BÂ Tribe Hauyeae. Hauya elegans subsp. lucida. Branch with flower at anthesis and in bud. Cultivated at San Diego Zoo (image Wikipedia in 2008). C, DÂ Tribe Circaeeae. C. Fuchsia inflata. Inflorescence. Cusco, Peru (image P. Berry in 1978). DÂ Circaea pacifica. Inflorescence and young fruit. Benton Co Oregon (image G. Carr-4162b in 2006). E, FÂ Tribe Lopezieae. EÂ Lopezia racemosa subsp racemosa. Flower with inflorescence and leaves. Puebla, Mexcio (image Jon Amith in 2007). FÂ Megacorax gracielanus. Chasmogamous flower with bud and stem with leaves. Sierra de Coneto, Durango, Mexico (image M. Socorro Gonzalez-Elizondo in 2021). GÂ Tribe Gongylocarpeae. Gongylocarpus fruticulosus. Stem with flowers and gall-like mature fruit embedded in pith of stem, indehiscent, and inset showing flower closeup. Isla Magdalena, Baja California Sur, Mexico (images Jon Rebman in 2016). Tribe Epilobieae H-JÂ H. Chamaenerion angustifolium subsp. circumvagum. Stem with inflorescence with open flowers and maturing capsules. MN (image Peter M. Dziuk, Minnesota Wildflowers in 2002). IÂ Epilobium nankotaizanense. Habit with flower. Taiwan (image Ching-I Peng in 2008). JÂ Epilobium canum subsp latifolium. Stem with flowers and some dispersed seeds. Curry Co., OR (image Gerry Carr 6317b in 2015). Tribe Onagreae. K, LÂ K. Xylonagra arborea. Stem with flowers and very young fruit. Cultivated at Missouri Botanical Garden, originally from Baja California, Mexico (image Ching-I Peng in 1982). L. Taraxia ovata. Habit with flowers. Monterey, CA (image Christian Schwarz)Back to article page