Table 2 Characterization of genetic diversity (HE) and mating system parameters in four Alcantarea inselberg species

From: Within-population spatial genetic structure in four naturally fragmented species of a neotropical inselberg radiation, Alcantarea imperialis, A. geniculata, A. glaziouana and A. regina (Bromeliaceae)

Species

Population

N

HE

FIS

Fij(1)

P(FIS>Fij(1))

A. geniculata

GRC

64

0.357

0.192***

0.054

***

A. imperialis

IMC

112

0.392

0.078

0.039

**

 

IMC Green

46

0.361

−0.010

0.055

NS

 

IMC red

60

0.381

0.064

0.052

NS

 

IJF

52

0.441

0.113***

−0.005

*

A. regina

RP1

52

0.514

0.009

0.051

NS

 

RP2

36

0.415

−0.097

0.059

NS

A. glaziouana

LPI

54

0.242

0.265***

−0.011

***

 

LPP

60

0.445

0.084**

0.107

NS

 

LNI

34

0.383

0.205**

0.235

NS

 

LPA West

22

0.576

0.556***

0.625

NS

 

LPA East

28

0.432

0.127

0.047

NS

  1. Abbreviation: NS, not significant.
  2. See text for details.
  3. P(FIS>Fij(1)) is the P-value of a one-sided Kolmogorov–Smirnov test with alternative hypothesis that the cumulated frequency distribution of the inbreeding coefficient FIS lies under that of the corresponding pairwise kinship coefficient at short distance, Fij(1), using population data as a reference. The test is significant if FIS is stochastically larger than Fij(1), indicating that selfing is the main factor responsible for inbreeding. N is the number of chromosomes, which is twice the number of individuals sampled in each population.
  4. *P<0.05; **P<0.01; ***P<0.001.