Table S1 Cacti species with unisexual reproductive systems. It is calculated that Cactaceae includes around 2000 species (Anderson, 2001) from which 26 species have a reproductive system (dioecious, gynodioecious, subdioecious or trioecious) different to the hermaphrodite. These species are distributed in 9 genus that belong to three subfamilies: Pereskioideae, Opuntioideae and Cactoideae.
SPECIES / SEXUAL SYSTEM / REFERENCESUBFAMILY PERESKIOIDEAE
Pereskia zinniiflora / Dioecious / (Leuenberger 1986)
Pereskia portulacifolia / Dioecious / (Leuenberger 1896)
Pereskia quisqueyana / Dioecious / (Leuenberger 1986)
Pereskia marcanoi / Dioecious / (Areces-Mallea 1992)
SUBFAMILY OPUNTIOIDEAE
Opuntia stenopetala / Dioecious / (Bravo-Hollis 1978)
Opuntia robusta / Hermaphrodite, dioecious and trioecious / (Del Castillo 1986)
Opuntia quimilo / Gynodioecious / (Díaz and Cocucci 2003)
Opuntia quitensis / Dioecious / (Anderson 2001)
Consolea spinosissima / Subdioecious or dioecious / (Strittmatter et al. 2002;
2006)
Consolea corallicola / Dioecious / (Negrón-Ortiz and Strittmatter 2004)
Consolea rubescens / Dioecious / (Strittmatter et al. 2006)
Consolea millspaughii / Dioecious / (Strittmatter et al. 2006; 2008)
Consolea moniliformis / Dioecious / (Strittmatter et al. 2006; 2008)
Consolea nashii / Dioecious / (Strittmatter et al. 2006; 2008)
Consolea picardae / Dioecious / (Strittmatter et al. 2006; 2008)
Cylindropuntia molesta ≈ Opuntia molesta / Gynodioecious / (Rebman 1998; Rebman and Pinkava 2001)
Cylindropuntia calmalliana ≈ Opuntia calmalliana / Gynodioecious / (Rebman 1998; Rebman and Pinkava 2001)
Cylindropuntia sanfelipensis ≈ Opuntia sanfelipensis / Gynodioecious / (Rebman 1998; Rebman and Pinkava 2001)
Cylindropuntia wolfii ≈ Opuntia wolfii / Gynodioecious / (Rebman 1998)
SUBFAMILY CACTOIDEAE
Mammillaria neopalmeri / Gynodioecious or trioecious / (Lindsay and Dawson 1952)
Mammillaria dioica / Gynodioecious or trioecious / (Lindsay and Dawson 1952)
Selenicereus innesii / Gynodioecious / (Kimnach 1982)
Echinocereus coccineus / Dioecious or hermaphrodite / (Hoffman 1992)
Pachycereus pringlei / Trioecious or gynodioecious / (Fleming et al. 1994)
Echinocereus yavapaiensis / Dioecious / (Baker 2006)
Echinocereus mombergerianus / Trioecious or gynodioecious / (Baker 2006)
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