Table 2 Estimates of SGS parameters for wild cherry in managed (A) and unmanaged (B) populations showing the effect of clonality (I) and tree size (II)

	Population	Category	(m)	F₁	b (s.e.)	Sp
I	A	One ramet/genotype	0–480	0.061	−0.028 (0.004)	0.030
	A	All ramets	0–480	0.199	−0.070 (0.007)	0.089
	B	One ramet/genotype	0–320	0.083	−0.041 (0.006)	0.045
	B	All ramets	0–320	0.198	−0.096 (0.013)	0.119
II	A	DBH <9.55 cm	0–360	0.079	−0.035 (0.008)	0.038
	A	DBH 9.55–19 cm	0–400	0.042	−0.022 (0.003)	0.022
	A	DBH 19–59 cm	0–400	0.112	−0.036 (0.005)	0.041
	B	DBH <9.55 cm	0–280	0.075	−0.039 (0.010)	0.042
	B	DBH 9.55–59 cm	0–320	0.070	−0.035 (0.005)	0.038

Abbreviation: DBH, diameter at breast height.
The distance range (m) over which SGS was assessed is indicated as is the average kinship coefficient (F₁) between individuals within the first 40 m distance class. The regression slope of kinship coefficients on a logarithmic scale (b) and the standard error (s.e.) of the slope, derived by jack-knifing over all loci, and SGS intensity (Sp) are also presented.

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