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Table 1 Origins and environmental characteristics of A. senegal provenances used in the study. Provenances are arranged according to WAI0

From: Survival and growth of Acacia senegal (L.) Wild. (Senegalia senegal (L.) Britton) provenances depend on the rainfall at the site of origin

Provenance

Country

Latitude

Longitude

Altitude (masl)

Mean annual temperature (°C)a

Rainfall (mm)a

PET (mm)b

Martonne index (AM)b

Thornwaite index (ATH)b

WAI0 (mm)b

Diamenar

Senegal

16°00′ N

15°54′ W

20

27.13

288

1950

8

2

28

Djigueri

Mauritania

15°44′ N

08°40′ W

226

28.92

309

2195

8

2

45

Karofane

Niger

14°18′ N

06°11′ E

280

28.38

366

2412

10

2

51

Sudan

Sudan

12°44′ N

29°35′ E

620

26.84

408

1775

11

3

56

Kirane

Mali

15°23′ N

10°15′ W

140

29.32

380

2018

10

3

59

Kankoussa

Mauritania

15°56′ N

11°27′ W

80

29.71

294

1917

7

3

60

Chad

Chad

12°49′ N

15°18′ E

280

28.97

349

2098

9

3

64

Daiba

Senegal

15°22′ N

13°08′ W

28

29.56

437

1813

11

3

65

Aite

Mali

15°05′ N

11°39′ W

80

29.65

449

1855

11

3

75

Di

Burkina Faso

13°10′ N

03°25′ W

260

28.02

637

1832

17

5

121

Bissiga

Burkina Faso

12°26′ N

00°32′ W

280

28.28

696

1915

18

5

128

Kidira

Senegal

14°28′ N

12°13′ W

39

28.93

611

1724

16

5

184

Somo

Mali

13°17′ N

04°54′ W

40

27.45

627

1767

17

6

187

Ngane

Senegal

14°08′ N

16°12′ W

2

27.92

570

1871

15

5

194

Sodera

Ehiopia

08°24′ N

39°23′ E

1500

21.36

762

1302

24

10

292

Sites

   Dahra

Senegal

15° 20′N

15° 28′ W

45m

28.1

388

1805

10

3

75

   Bambey

Senegal

14° 71′N

16° 47′ W

20m

27

482

1864

13

4

122

  1. aClimate data derived from WorldClim, bEstimates based on climate data from the CRU East Anglia University version 4.01 database (Harris et al. 2014). De Martonne Aridity index (AM = P / (T + 10), Thornthwaite aridity index (ATH = yearly sum of monthly ratios (P/E)), cumulated water availability index (WAI0) for the months with WAI > 0, mean for the years 1961–1990