*A [[consensus_tree|consensus tree]] formed from only those components common to all members of a set of [[fundamental_cladograms|fundamental cladograms]]. In a restricted sense, a strict consensus tree may be considered to be the only [[consensus_tree|consensus tree]] that results from a true consensus. All other consensus methods permit the inclusion of at least some [[components]] that are not present in all of the fundamental cladograms and thus produce [[compromise_trees|compromise trees]]. | *A [[consensus_tree|consensus tree]] formed from only those components common to all members of a set of [[fundamental_cladograms|fundamental cladograms]]. In a restricted sense, a strict consensus tree may be considered to be the only [[consensus_tree|consensus tree]] that results from a true consensus. All other consensus methods permit the inclusion of at least some [[components]] that are not present in all of the fundamental cladograms and thus produce [[compromise_trees|compromise trees]]. |