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Vatica rassak is one of the most exploited species of the genus Vatica for its wood and resin. The species exhibits high morphological variations across their range of distribution that crosses the border of the Wallace’s line. To understand whether such variations may imply infra-specific variations related to the distribution pattern, it is necessary to study the morphological characteristics of V. rassak and determine its phylogenetic position within the genus. Morphological observations were carried out on 799 herbarium specimens of V. rassak deposited in Herbarium Bogoriense (BO). Data collected during the observation was used for a phenetic analysis. The evolutionary relationship of V. rassak within the genus Vatica was assessed by performing a phylogenetic analysis. The results of the phenetic analysis using 14 morphological characters showed a moderate range of morphological variations (similarity coefficient of 0.38–1.05). The spatial morphological variation deduced from the PCA analysis of the specimens examined showed almost the same grouping as in the phenetic analysis. Phylogenetic analysis based on trnL-trnF sequence suggested that V. rassak is included in a group comprised mostly Vatica Section Vatica. Section Sunaptea is a paraphyletic group.
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