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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Aug 14.
Published in final edited form as: Evolution. 2010 Nov 5;65(2):512–522. doi: 10.1111/j.1558-5646.2010.01146.x

Table 4.

Variance component analysis of resistance scores for sympatric within population cross-inoculations in relation to the variance components for allopatric populations (average of five allopatric populations). For the total variance, the section of rows labeled “Pathogen” represents interactions generated by using the same pathogen lineages inoculated on hosts from sympatric or allopatric populations. Correspondingly “Host” represents interactions generated by using the same host families inoculated by pathogens from sympatric or allopatric populations. The percent variation explained by the interaction is similarly presented. Statistical significance is based on a two tailed t-test using among allopatric population variation (n=5) to estimate standard error.

Population Total variance Sympatric vs. allopatric % Interaction variance component Sympatric vs. allopatric
Pathogen
 G1 0.678=1.028 19.6=33.1
 G3 2.350<3.290*** 71.2>29.8***
 S1 0.137=0.242 90.9>74.3**
 S2 0.314=0.660 82.1=60.9
 W1 0.143<0.524(*) 78.0>62.8*
 W2 0.475=0.442 73.6=67.8
Host
 G1 0.678=0.877 19.6<57.4**
 G3 2.350>0.216*** 23.5> 2.2***
 S1 0.137<0.188* 90.9>31.1***
 S2 0.314=1.070 82.1=61.0
 W1 0.143=0.991 78.0=54.0
 W2 0.475=1.151 73.6>52.0 (*)