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Table 4 Estimates of FSGS and gene flow for mature tree populations of each species for five distance classes: average kinship coefficient between individuals of the first distance class (F1), FSGS intensity (Sp) and its standard error in parentheses, neighborhood size (Nb), gene dispersal distance (σe), and 95% confidence interval for effective density (Quilanlahue de = dobs * 2, Chidiak de = dobs)

From: Stand development stages and recruitment patterns influence fine-scale spatial genetic structure in two Patagonian Nothofagus species

 

Quilanlahue

Chidiak

Species (number of pairs)

N. alpina (1177)

N. obliqua (697)

N. alpina (570)

N. obliqua (714)

FSGS parameters

F1

0.0070* (0.0027)

0.0203* (0.0105)

0.0125* (0.006)

0.0184* (0.0085)

Sp

0.0089 (0.0028)

0.0143 (0.0057)

0.0109 (0.0045)

0.0161 (0.0063)

Gene dispersal parameters

Nb

261 (69–308)

65 (39–366)

72 (50–544)

33 (35–303)

σg

51 (26–55)

28 (21–66)

13 (11–36)

9 (10–29)

  1. *p-value of the 2-sided test was lower than 0.05. This test was performed to evaluate if the kinship coefficient was different from the permuted value