Table 1 Summary of diversity indexes and private SNPs in Eremurus species using SNPs identified across all species (‘species SNPs’)

From: Intra- and interspecific diversity analyses in the genus Eremurus in Iran using genotyping-by-sequencing reveal geographic population structure

Species

SNP dataset

N

Ne (SE)

I (SE)

Ho (SE)

He (SE)

Fis (SE)

P (%)

Heterozygous SNPs (%)

Private SNPs

Diagnostic SNPs

E. inderiensis

3002

6

1.044 (0.006)

0.060 (0.003)

0.011 (0.001)

0.042 (0.002)

0.654 (0.010)

9.79

0.94

163

20

E. kopet-daghensis

3

0.969 (0.006)

0.033 (0.003)

0.009 (0.001)

0.023 (0.002)

0.586 (0.012)

5.16

0.71

18

E. luteus

13

1.079 (0.006)

0.088 (0.004)

0.023 (0.002)

0.060 (0.003)

0.509 (0.009)

16.89

2.08

106

146

E. stenophyllus

13

1.164 (0.006)

0.138 (0.005)

0.053 (0.002)

0.094 (0.003)

0.361 (0.009)

25.35

5.41

82 (0;0)a

410 (57;10)a

E. olgae

17

1.129 (0.005)

0.111 (0.004)

0.038 (0.002)

0.074 (0.003)

0.368 (0.009)

22.29

3.78

E. persicus

8

0.880 (0.008)

0.039 (0.003)

0.008 (0.001)

0.027 (0.002)

0.557 (0.010)

7.26

0.70

467

54

E. spectabilis

26

1.124 (0.005)

0.106 (0.004)

0.030 (0.002)

0.071 (0.003)

0.450 (0.008)

22.52

2.94

28

87

Total

86

1.055 (0.002)

0.082 (0.001)

0.025 (0.001)

0.056 (0.001)

0.454 (0.004)

15.61

2.37

864

717

  1. N number of accessions, Ne number of effective alleles, I Shannon’s information index, Ho observed heterozygosity, He expected heterozygosity, Fis fixation index, SE standard error, P percentage of polymorphic loci (%)
  2. SNP dataset: number of SNPs in the dataset used to calculate the diversity indexes; heterozygous SNPs: percentage of heterozygous SNPs (%); private SNPs: number of SNPs fixed in one species (at a frequency of 100%) and absent in all other species; diagnostic SNPs: number of SNPs present in one species at a frequency below 100% and absent in all other species
  3. E_S_62 and E_GH7 were not included in this analysis
  4. aThe two numbers in parentheses separated by a semi-colon correspond to the number of private/diagnostic SNPs recorded for E. stenophyllus (first number) and E. olgae (second number)