Fig. 3From: Trunk perimeter correlates with genetic bottleneck intensity and the level of genetic diversity in populations of Taxus baccata LThe relationship between the mean trunk perimeter and genetic parameters in Taxus baccata populations. AR, the mean allelic richness; He, the mean expected heterozygosity; Admix, the admixture rate inferred based on STRUCTURE (for K = 9); ΔMR, the difference between expected (under demographic stability) and observed value of the Garza-Williamson bottleneck index (MR); Ne, the effective population size (the harmonic mean across 2 estimators); Ne/N, the ratio of effective to census population size; DIY-ABC parameter estimates: N0μ, the current (mutation-scaled) effective size; N0/NA, the ratio of current to ancestral (before demographic event) effective size; τ, the time to demographic event backward in time (in generations × mutation rate). p values show the significance of the Spearman correlation analysis performed with the Czersk population being included and excluded in the analysisBack to article page